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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-08-16

Manila: Secretary Taft, Miss Roose'
welt and party sailed at | o'clock yes
terday on the United States transport
Logan. for Iloilo. General Wright, Ma
jor General Corbin and all the insular
commissioners. except Commissioners
Ide, aecompanied them.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-08-16
venezueIa contracts for euns.

Caracas, Venezuela: The govern
ment has signed a sl.oOO,ooo contract
with the Schneider Company Of creu-
sot France, for eight batteries Of 10
millimeter campaign guns and four
batteries Of mountain guns Of the same
CALDER.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-08-16
serIoua RaIlroad Aocldent.

Clevelond, Ohio; A fast eastbound
passenger train on the Nickle Plate
road collided with a westbound freight
train early this morning at Kishman,
Ohio, near yermillion, resulting in the
death OF twelve persois, while at least
twenty-five others were injured, eight
Of whom win probably die.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-08-16

Lake Charles, La: Mrs. Godfrey
Solomon was accidentally shot in the
jaw by boy named Emile Nelson,
yesterday afternoon, at Cypress Knee,
point near this city on the river.
The wound is painful, but not especial
Isl serious.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-08-16

Eagle Pass, Texas: The recently
burned trestle over the rio Grande
has been rebuilt and the iirsS train
passed over last night. The loss was
about $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
SILL WANTS
FRANCHISE

The matter Of the jacobson fran
chise FOR an electric road crossing
the Spokane avenue bridge and the
tide flats 20 Weai Seattle was FRI
day referred BY the county commits
aionerH TO the prosecuting attorney
several weeks ago the application
was pat IN. but the West seattle
people promptly held an election
and vute,t TO annex a large tract OF
land. through which the proposed
line was 10 be- run, for the purpose
~ keeping cut the new track and
running IL own lines through the
tract instead Tho legality % the
election vas disputed. Il having been
held in defiance ~ an Injunction.
This matter ia a now proposed line
skirtiuE the ANNEXED territory. and
e. vas the application for a fran
chiss for this road that the com
mlssiunera granted Friday condl-
Toned to Prosecuting Attorney
MacklntQah's approval
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
MISS WHITEHEAD
HONORED

Mas Reah Whitehead. aged Il.
Mo has the honor II being the
Youngest woman IN thia state ever
admitted 10 the bar. viii on June
berums chief clerk and airnuEfauh
% In tbs office Of Prosecuting A.
tuFneY Markintoah The announce
ment MAS made Saturday morning.
Miss whitehead Nas the Only Nu-
mau 70 take the state examination
for admission 10 the bar this year.
She returned Friday night from
Olympia. after successfully passing
the required test
Thn announcement 81 Miss White
heads elevate 20 an important
public position ie not a surprise "a
her friends In this city. The Young
woman has long been recognized a.
one OF exceptional ability. She vas
nnlY II when she distinguished her
self - writing ia shorthand while
bHnafotded iie words In a minute.
she accomplished the feat only a
short time after Clarence GreEg. the
inventor % the GreEg shorthand
sysiem. bad written 100 words IN
the same manner la Chicago.
Grexga feat was thought remark
able. hut the Seattle girl beat him
AZ the system he originated.
Miss Whitehead vas probably the
youngest court reporter In the
world when she received the APP
puintmnnt OF court atcnuErapher
for one OF tho district courts uf
Alaska She was then L.
After her return she entered the
law office % Burke a MeGilxfa.
Two Yeani later she took n position
Ia thn office % Thomas r. shepard.
The year Following she took up the
study Of law under the direction Of
Dean Condor. OF the state univer-
sits. she has been attending the
latter institution during the prea-
cnt term.
Miss Whitehead has been residing
IN this city for the past i6 years
with her mother. Mrs. Thomas Hos-
leg. a5ll fifth avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

A largo delegation OF citizens
called upon the postmaster Friday
and flied a protest against the de-
layed delivery OF mail In the resi-
denee districts. Very often forty
eight hours elapaea between the ar
rival Of tho mail 1t the downtown
office and SIS delivery. The number
OF carriers Is entirely too small and
nothing can be done 20 remedy the
matter until the postmaster general
acts upon the request which was re-
Gently filed with him for ten more
carriers.
Walter Richardson. OF the Hotel
Washington. has patented a device
for keeping the record OF hotel ar
rivals. that promises to be very pop
ular. The patent consists OF a
small stand on which are swung
on brass rods cards alphabetically
arranged Slots are arranged in the
cards. so that slips can be inserted
containing all necessary information
regarding the guests. The plan
saves much labor and Is a great Inn
provemeut on the old system.
Rev. y. H. LinRenfeitcr who re-
Gently resigned the pastorato OF the
First Christian church TO take
charge 81 a large mission church at
Fremont. was rendered a reception
wednesday BY his former congreEa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
HAS TAKEN
CHILD EAST

Il. T.. Byam. of lnterbaYsNhp mas
been sued for divorce BY hia vile,
has taken one Of their children ana
returned - his old home IN tho
East. where he Intends 70 remain
permanently. Mrs. Byam com-
planned 10 the Bellingham police. az
the time the child WA taken. claim
InE il had been kidnapped.
Mr.. Byhm employed Attorney J..
\. Talleutlre on May ] 70 ina out
If Mira. Byam was willing for him
10 have one Of their children. pro-
yidlng he did not fight her suit
Thia she refused. aud the husband
Immediately went 10 Beilingham,
personally secured the child and
took II % his home. lie said that
Il had been greatly neglected.
In an interview Saturday BIT.
Tailentire said
sThat article printed BY a Seat
tie evening paper makes me decid-
eddy hot. aa practically the whole
write-up is absolutely false win
out the slightest gllmmer Of truth.
To a person reading that article, ~
would APPEAR rs " 1 were IN me
Kidnapping business. and ! am sur
pflaed that they would publish u
without al least making an attempt
% verify the same by calling me
up" SSH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
At Ballard
ACCIDENTAL DEATH

The body Of Gus Anderson was
found on the beach Friday after
noon by two boys. He is supposed
b. auuc 10 have committed suicide.
Anderson was about 80 years Of age
and had been e resident OF Ballard
for about IS years. lie has been
working Ia the mills from time %
time, but never steady. lie had
been staying In n rooming house
above T.. Paulson's saloon. People
who knew him we'll say that he had
been drinking rather heavy during
the last two days and had been feel
ing deapondent. Thursday he took
several drinks and was not seen
again untn his body was found on
the beach. Ills face was badly
skinned and his head cut as II he
had fallen face foremost on some
hard object
There IL a high bank near the
beach and the supposltion f. that he
rolled or the bank and struck his
head on some largo rocks He lay
there face downward and the tide,
coming IN. washed him ashore. AZ
the Investigation. Saturday morn
laE. water Wa found "a thu lungs
Anderson has no relatives In the
city. as he came here from Sweden
alone. The body 10 now lying al
Deputy Corcuer Mayfield'a under
taking parlora. The funeral will
take place sunday Afternoon az
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

ton.
George y. Gabriel. chief mschan-
icai engineer Of the Alaska Central
railroad. la experimenting the load
lnE % = new locomotive on the
steamer Santa Ana. vhich wiil carry
the engine to seward. where Il viii
be used IN the construction work of
The railread. Seven thousand tons
~ steel rails Tor the road are on the
way 10 Seattle and upon arrival
viii be reshippcd Immediately. IA
the company Is DESTROYS OF pushing
the work during open season.
The Knights 81 Pythiaa have as-
lectsd the team which viii represent
them iu the nii-state contest. 10 be
held az HeIiinEham next Tuesday. A
grand lodge trophy and ti2s are Of
Tered as pftzsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
-sENr FREe ro - VIC WRIrE

NEW YORK. y. r. May e-spe-
ciai Correspondence. \ room fiiled
with copies 81 a strange and myH-
FERROUS book r. on exhibition az an
Institution IN New York City They
are 10 be given away to the public
absolutely free. Scientists have read
copies u IL with Amusement. and
speculation o. rife among masters
Of the occult sciences as % who
wrote Il. II f. b. far the most Won
dsrful book 81 the age. It n full 81
startling surprises and many
strange pictures showing how one
mind controls another.
II reveals new and astonishing
systems 81 developing the inner
| forces concentration. force o. char
nctsr. a powerful memory. personal
magnetism, hypnotic euntrol. and
the ability to cure yourself and
others Of any chronic disease, uerv-
Gus disorder. mental trouble or hab-
/ ~. as n bg magic. II tells IN simple
language how 10 acquire the power
% projecting thoughts 0elepathy)
and how % read the characters,
lives. iuuermoEt secrets. thoughts.
and dcsfinles Of people like an open
[ book. In IL the author says he
makes the human form a walking
advertisement n gives sou the key
I 10 success. health and prosperity.
and costs you absolutely nothing.
Prof. T. r. Mcintyre, who claims
authorship Of this wonderful book.
offers 10 send n free copy 10 any
one who viii write for 81. An who
send VIII receive q: no one VIII be
disappointed n you wish copy.
send your name and address %
Prof y. T. Mcintyre. Dept. 720, f2g
West 3fth Street New York, ~. X.
A postal card VIII bring II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

from the opening Of the ear 90 tho
bend uf the forehead. and another
from the opsalnE ot the ear 20 the
brow, We can relatively sum up the
intellectual power OF the head
N We then compare this region
with the same relative proportion
% head backward from the ear.
Including the crown. We can Judge
of the relative governing power Of
the head which IL very great
On drawing a line from the open
lng % the ear horizontally 20 the
topmosi point, No can see whether
there Il mere brain development
anteriofiY OF posteriariy.
Lastly II We draw = limo across
the center II the forehead 10 the
poeteFiuF region. 40 ean tell " beth
or the force 81 the brain lies In the
haEilar region. oF IN the superior
region 81 hts head. and Ne can
Judge relatively between the cum
ulative. foFeefui. executive. business
capacity. and the moral. ethical.
consistent. conscientious. altruiatie
Instincts Of the head.
His power of concentration. com
hined with hts versatility o. mind.
have made hln an aiaer man AZ IS
that he would have been II he had
not refined himself in 30 complete
~. lie has called cat his Vitality
and used up his nervous energy
and called into play hia physical
stamina. IN Obedience 10 hia mighty
brain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

sons Why Mr.. Rockefeller Is what
he H.
In examining hia head. we fiud
that Il q exceptionally large. II
"a long anterioriy. high In the
crown and broad in the base. while
a small percentage of brain Is found
in the posteriar region. behind. Of
back q the cars. therefore this head
forms the greatest study Of any
living man. This IL owing 10 the
fact that the combination f. 80
unique that Il requires more than a
passing glance to work out lis pcs
sibliItiea
KEY TO CHARACTER.
II we draw an imaginary line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
CHURCHES

Trinity Parish Eighth
and James Rector. the Rev. II. ~
Given. Telephone black ast. sefV-
Ices 1t Z 80 a. M. II a m.. Fs1a 3 IA.
Sunday school al . 30 a m. Morn
lux subject The Apostleship ef
MAxaaIans." evening nuhlset.
''Ilxht In the Valley q The shadow
81 tseafh." organ recital at 4 p IN
-. Paara Episcopal Church
Morning prayer. II o'clock. evening
prayer : o'clock. Sunday school Al
o. Is a m. Morning subject. Pol
lowing our Profession evening
subject. The Powers That he.
Ladies. Guild meets every Friday At
2 20 ?. m. IN Guild rooms. Rev, II.
". Barasa minister IN charge 1T
Rev. Frederic W. Heater. bishop.
Queen Anne Methodist Eplaeapsi
Chureh-Cornsr fifth avenue and
Garfield street Morning subject.
-Hls Brothers Keeper Ia the
evening Miss Mary A. Liverm0rs.
JUST returned from missionary HerR-
bee IA India. ~ill speak
North Baptist Church-Cofusr
Third avenue ard cedar street
PASTOR. Rev. George Robert Cairns.
Subject. n a. M True Christian
Unity 3. m. why a Christian
CanHak He a Christian Scientist
sunday school az 8sfs a. u- Ysang
Peoples ssrviee at ?. m Highland
Misslaa Sunday school % 2 20 ,. N.
First unitarian-s Seventh avenue
near Pike street Rev. W. u. 81
monas. minister. Service az ~ a. M
sermon. Good Fellowship in a Free
and F'rafernai Church Sunday
and adult class at 10 n. m.
Emmanuel Lutheran Church--cor-
neF Minor avenue and olive street.
Rev. II. A. Stub. pastor. Divine
services In Norwegian AZ N a. m.
and 5 ?. m Preaehlug by the pas
tor. sunday school az 10 a. m.
tEnEilah and Norwegian classes
y. +. s. Friday evening az 8 p. m.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Eleventh
avenue and East olive street II
A. W. Yung. pastor Morning aerv-
ice. II a. m; veaper service. T.4s
9. M; sunday school. e.f5 a. m:
Luther league. 7 p N
First Free Methodist Church
Corner Pine and Terry. g. =. Me-
KinleY. pastor. Sunday school. 10
n. m. preaching. II a. M. subject.
's.rhe Visible Church Glass meet
Ing at IL m; evangelistio service.
las p. m.
Fremont Swedish n. r. Church
Rev John Ovan. pas-r. preaching
tomorrow At 1885 a. ~. ana 5 p. IN.
Subject In the morning. The Re
deemed and IN the evening. Life
Harvest" Sunday school AT 9s4s
a. m. Epvorth League meets AZ
90 p. m.
Adventist Christian Church East
James street between broadway
and Tenth avenue. s. y. Hayward.
pastor. Preaching nf II and 5 o'clock
By Elder A. w. Steers. q Vaucou-
yer. =. c. Morning subject. ELI
ieits Work Past. Present and Fu-
tursis evening subject. The Pearl
Of Great Price"
Hazeal Mission. SCI Sixth avenue.
Rev. r. benjamin. u. D.. VIII
ftHAsA eAhAAtf may ~ NJ = ~
.. m. Services every evening.
Evangelist Burns IN charge
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rev. J. ". Wilson. pastor.
~"Christ'a Teachings About Money
and Their Application 10 the Negro
Problem and The objectionable
SIM
Seattle Spiritual Association. X.
% ?. Hall First avsnus. near Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
CITIZENS MUST
WAIT A WHILE

The COMMITTEES on city lights and
lighting did not meet Thursday
ulrht 10 diaeuas tho establishment
If a lighting rate The eueneil "a
allowing this important matter "a
drag alunE. In the meantime Wurk
On the construction ~ the cl'y's
electric light distributing system
must Of necessity be stopped. and
the public IL being deprived Of the
banafit % municipal light
Chairman Burnett announces,
however, that the matter vii be
taken up at meeting next Thurs
daY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
PREDICTS VICTORY FOR TOGO

Rear Admiral NJ. NJ. FolRsr. who
recently resigned the command OF
the American Asiatic squadron on
account OF old age, has expressed
the opinion that Togo will have an
easy victory. IL he ever meets Ro-
Iestvensky. lie says the Russian
fleets only have a speed OF seven
knots and that Togo. with his swift
ships. can circle around the enemy
and destroy them without much
trouble. He believes that every
thing IL IN favor Of the japanese. as
they have the decided advantage In
the line OF armored cruisers. which
would play an important part IN
ease Of battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
Special Meetings.

The Th.asophirai Society. Seattle
f.astEr-iits ThIfd atruue. sunday
.af o. m. lecture. The rtHifY -
ThsuHophy By Mrs Emma Spear,
Queen city Th~uanphirai soctety
IL Amefira riauruf block. A .. 4.
". hail Sunday study class az J
3 m. The Secret Doctrine. Lee
tufa AZ e. 3. "a subject Men and
Races o. TIE secret poetHtHe.@ b.
Jennie "A clark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
++++%sE4p+4E%..s%.r4.+4.
.MYsTERtoUs MANI CAUGHT

J. II. Hanson. charged as dlsor-
derby. was fined f25 by Police Judge
Gordon. Saturday morning. Accord
ing 10 the police. ne II the mystic
rious man" Patrolman Chapman.
the arrestinK officer. told the court
that he did not know FOR sure that
Hanson was stealing. but said that
I'm the day time Mysterious Han
son mended pans and kettles IN the
residence district. but returned at
night and stole things from places
he had spotted" Hanson denied
all Of the charges and said the
things he had were given 20 him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

WASHINGTON. u. C.. May a.
Excepting these absent from the
city. Secretaries Hay and Wilson.
every member Of the cabinet at
tended the meeting In the White
House yesterday After receiy-
ing congratulations from his advis-
era on the success OF bis Western
trip. the president entered at once
with them Into a discussion OF yarl-
Gus matters % public business that
have accumulated during his alb
Heue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
NOTED INDIAN DEAD

= TEKOA. Wash. May IA 4
q Louis sam. better known as 4
= Luke" 4 Occur d'Alene In ,
. dian. died Thursday at DeSmet I
l mission. Luke was 80 years
= old. and for two years had 4
. been confined to his bed with 4
= rheumatism. Tho funeral vas 4
. conducted from Sacred Heart 4
l church.
Louis Sam in former years 4
q waA hooked upon as an Indian 4
. OF ability. aud Whenever any \
. matters Of great moment came .
1 up for consideration by those !
. high In authority among the =
q Occur d'Aiene Indians. be was =
4 always called into the eoun- a
q ellis. and never failed to impart 4
useful knowledge 20 his broth I
. err. Ills demise Is mourned 4
e BY the people az the mission a
= and by every Indian on the
. reservation. 4
y
. b u n n ID 3 y d 3 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

a m. low maaa. T.a0 p. m. Nshpora,
sermon and bnnedlction.
Church Of the Immaculate CON
eaptsou--Rsv. A. SNesTe. Al 70
sad : 20 a m. low mass. 10 ~
a m. high maas and sermon. Y ~
D m. rosary and henedlctions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

Rev. Moses Hull VII lecture AZ -
and : % . M Aftsfueon suhiect
The Animal and Spiritual Man
evening dfseuurse. The old and thr
New Ideas - aud-"
Fnafef STATEN Freachinx anf
song service sunday AZ ! 90 .. tn.
in POSTERS hall. Funduetsd b. w. ..
Hardia. Of Seattle.
Christian sciencs =fIHat Chufe b
% Christ Scientist. 81 sixth az
snur. between Marion and Column
bia. Services az ~ a m. subject.
soul and tiBay SUNDAY school at
fg.ts > ~. Testimonial meeting
wednesday evening At O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
WHAT JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER'S BUMPS SHOW

..,se Az THE HEAD OF THE RICHEST MAN nv THE
..ono pARrNolooIsT OF AMERICA MAKES PLAIN THE
!, sNe.s oHARAorERsrles-A GENERAL, a RULER. a
ouAr, A MAN OF SYMPATHY AND WITH WEAKNESSES
.oeArloNs or LONG LtFEiF as CONTINUES Hts PRES.
-..svANNrR or LwlNe-JosN o. LOOKS LlkH FREoGR.
,cK rss GREAT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
~ JESSIE ALLEN FOWLER
n lsaa.ns Phrsaoioaiss 81
America.

r~rrlsht 1895. By the Newspaper
n,egprise Association
ANS aid he other aaY that
xlss a man gets 20 Be worth a
sAnand millions he ceases 20 be
!. inalvlauzI. and becomes an tn
eanslon. thus as the greatest In
rfuslon il the United States. the
lrAsast money power In the
rsrla We want 10 get at the rea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
JENNIE AGAIN IN TROUBLE

Cocaine Jennie Marshall. a dope
fiend. was taken into custody by
PatrolmRn Carleton. Friday evening.
Sho Is charged as a disorderly per-
son under the state law which Is
the same as vagrancy. The Mar
shall woman has been under arrest
innumerahle times before. Back OF
her arrest Is a career which started
with the brightest prospects, but
which promises TO end diaastrously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
The MARKETS


Vegetables
Beans, dry. pee cwt. ssssaaTg.
small whites. s32b0GT5: largo
whites. sS6a15: pink beans. xs.25:
bayo beans. t3eh. green beans. i4c:
wax green beans. Ice 10: wax beans
1bc ID. heetst per suck. $3.50.
Placentia cabbage. sass; camiaow-
er, case. S2.50. garlic, new, I5c,
youn onions, l0C. srinarr.
crate, 7bc. lettuce, S1.00u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

; The total receipts 81 the
; nritt White glove contest. May
; s. we're ta.fas. 81 which uritt
, got 11.2sLto white ti.sz4 60,
|. the club which managed The
: affair fa.66a. Heferres smith
: 1859. and James CoffFuth. Who
: originally managed the men.
: $500.
.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

Please notify Folks Directory Co.
II you have changed your residence
or business. The directory Is now
In press. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

Water Superintendent Youugu
Friday morning sent out a crew OF
ahut-of men 20 turn off the water
of delinquent water consumers.
There are 5000 delinquentH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
4 What J. D. Rookefeiiar's
4 Head and Face Show.

4 What J. D. Rookefeilar's 4
a Head and Face Show. I
HEAD. I
4 Remarkably large aud we'll 4
= developed aud eufloualy like I
a that Of Frederick the Great. !
EYES. 4
4 Deep thought. diplomacy. 4
= tact and discrimination. 4
\ NOSE. 4
Acqnialtiveneaa. eomhatlve- /
= ness. fighting capacity and 4
a longevity, I
a MOUTH. I
q Quality. refinement. reserve. 1
4 tcnacltf and strength OF mind. 4
= his JAW. I
= ronaeIty and full degree OF !
a cireulslory power. I
ms EARS.
4 Keen intellectually. sus- ,
4 tanning power, long life. In !
4 digestion.
Ills MIND AURA.
= Orange, showing ambition: I
= llght Ereen, showing Veraatil- ,
= ~ OF mind aud thorough and !
= progressive spirit I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
WOMAN WHO ReAo RoeKrrelleR's BUMPS.

Jessie Allen Fowler. the as !
know iedgcd leader Ia this 4
country az the science and !
study OF chronology. herewith I
presents report nf an ca I
animation by her Of the head 4
features of John u Rockefeller !
This interesting statement was I
written expressly for the News I
paper Enterprise Association
and the Seattle star. and iu lt !
Miss Fowler accounts acicnlu- I
callY for the phenomenal com
murgial success OF the worlds I
richest man. 1
Miss Fowler. after several ,
years study OF medicine. ia ,
1897. began 20 assist her late /,
famous father. LORENZO \. ,
Fowler. Ia his professional !
work az phronoingY Later she !
vas graduated from The New
YORK University law school /
She has Travelled and lecturod /
In many parts Of the world. !
and aho has examined the I
heads of scores OF celebrated I
men and women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

ST. Mays Parish Rev w. J
Meta Early mass and sermon
(chiitren Mas az 3 % a M. sun.
day school a. $50 a N. and "a
d. M. High mass and sermon ai
10 % a m. Instruction and bcnedic-
tiun AZ , % .. m
Cathedral Chapel. Terry Ascnue.
Masses At 90 a. M. 7. 30 a. m. ,1a
a m. and 10 so a. m evening tcrY-
ice Al 80 a m
Sacred Heart Cbafeh-Rey. Gee
A. mia. At Goo a N. and %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

Tells tto0 Msn and Womsn May
Cure as 4 b. Magic ard Weld
Powerful lnfiusaes Over ths
Minds ard Lives 81 Othsfs-Why
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13

shoulders being broad. and his
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
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