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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21
EDITORIALS BY STAR READERS

attic, even n Il costs them n dollar
As heretofore stated / have beeu
Initiated In several Of these nrFani-
cations and am willing TO assist In
building up an organization Of thla
kind.
The proper way would be 100
charter members pay $40 each. rot
together. draft a constitution and
TX up o good initiation. Why. f. Is
worth $40 70 SEQ one Of these ini-
tiations aa given IN the Middle
West They have grand opera
backed clear off the stage.
A board of governors would be
elected az the first meeting. the
city be divided into sections and
dished out 20 hustllug committees
who would devote n half hour every
noon TO getting victims for the
Monday night buteheriea and after
you start the ball rolling. n viii
be fine billiards.
Kindly give this space IN your
columns and request those who will
Join 10 send their names to- The
Star. giving their address and oc-
equations. so ! can call on them
and get the boys started
Lot NJ then be up and doing
With n heart for any fate.
Still achieving. still pursuing:
Learn TO HUSTLE mot 10 WAIT. "
Respectfully.
JOHN HoCHsTRAUsSER.
With J. Bernstein a. ons.
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The Mystery Of.
$4,000
~ BuRFoRo pELANNoY =.
Ccopyrirht Newspaper Enterprise Assocaton)

ly. mentally and phyalcallvi. and
this morning he had turned over In
his bed with the intention Of fe-
naming in lt Tor the day. ttH
hut when hits wife hrnuKh, up his
cup of tea and morning fkltdra
there was n post caad from Snweser
tolling him that A patient would call
al II O'Clock.
Despite his really IN condltinn4 he
hathed and dressed. aud got % the
city somehow.
Ito was in time for his appoint
ment. and waited long for the com
Ing patient nut II o'clock struck
and no came not
Calling Sawyer Ia. he questioned
him infinitely AZ to the person MAX
ing the appointment and the ilkeii-
hood Of his turning up later.
'oh. he meant coming right
enough. air. Had heen recommend
Ell here by a friend"
'sOh. who was that"
Dunno his name. sir That
American gent. sir. what came the
day Mr. Arthur went nwny"
Tho dentist controlled his emo
ton. checked an exhibition OF Il by
gripping the arms OF hts chair. and
inquired:
what did he say"
said tho American gent had
spoken very 'iEhiy % the painless
manner Ia which You treated him
when he called here"
Tho dead man. the cut 40 man.
had spoken highly Of his treatment
The dentists lip Was kept from
trembling by the grip Of his teeth
on IL. Tie wiped away the beads Of
poraplration from his brow aud IN
uulred
This gentleman who called was
a friend Of hiaT"
"YuH. air. was most Interested
about him Arst a lot of questions.
sir. and showed me hia picture.
which he had IN his pocket
The dentists head was turned
from the boy. Could sawyer have
seen Il. he would have wondered a.
the stony look Of fright in bis mas
ter's face.
For he feared the worut. Re
guessed that tho man coming vas =
detective
lie sat there waiting prey %
indsacrihahle fear. Useless. he
knew. Ia attempt TO escape per
haps even nos the place vas haiuE
watched.
(To be contlnuedl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21
"a STAR DUST VA

sPoKEs FROM THE PAHA HUB.
Mandy PLACER drove 20 Saint John
this week with the machinery OF A.
A. Robinson.
Mr.. strauBe is coming back TO
paha. be having decided that We
have the best here.
Cal and Sam snapped bosses and
81 says says hts opinion Is that one
Cal got soaked.
Mr.. Kn0cko read our motto and
bear II in mind and listen, when
we want to roast YOU We will men
tlnn your name. but 70 long M no
names are mentioned no one tn par
ticnlar IA meant. but n the shoe
plnches. don't wear u.
j. A. Yokom insured himself for
a years visit Of the Gazette, Yeater-
day
Mr.. Logan lost a very valuable
horse Wednesday through the rail-
road Said horse coming violently
In contact with the west end Of n
freight train rapidly moving west.
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21
Men are eternaily fasains booauaa

AHA aft sa*A t-AAAY AAeeAah htAstAsAs
their wives spend 80 much time be-
fore the mirror But n men we're
really next 20 the great game Of
happiness Of the home they would
limo KAelr walls with looking glass
Is.
II there Is anything on earth that
= III take the smart out Of q woman's
face II II To catch sight Of II In a
mirror.
II may sound like a rash state
ment. but Il IL true. nevertheless.
that when the snarl IL taken from
a wnmans face. the Crouch IA at
least half driven from her heart
Who ever saw n woman turn away
from a mirror in a temper1 Why.
she comes from the mirror all
perked up As n she had been prac-
tieing peace. pie and prlmroacs."
II Is Just as natural for n woman
to strike her best attitude and 10
make her best face whenever she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21
CHAPTER XIII Continued

AitAi FIX NH -NununWof.
Ioldo paid for the telegram. and
ON hts way home bought two saws.
a hammer. ehlael. some nails. and
some yards Of webbing. lie alao
purchased pound of candies. "a
ready trimmed bicycle lamp. and
then hurried with bis purchases 60
/ The Films
Entering he threw off his coat
and tucked up his shirt sleeves he
had some hard work ahead of him.
tits bicycle lamp lighted. he act
20 work. drove four 81 hts long
+ French nails through the floor OF
the passage
The four nails formed a square
a square yard
with his bicycle lamp In hand.
he went down stairs a the wine
cellar A stout old door yielded TO
+ the hey.
Air and light came 10 the cellar
through strong Iron bars which
we're on a level with the ground
above. Tho roof Was at least "a
feet from the floor.
on to that roof. Lode threw tho
rays Of his lantern.
-Four bright. sharp points were
sticking through the wood. dust and
cohwebs. lie grunted with satiafac-
ton as he noted the situation al the
points ~ hts nails. lie hurried out
OF the cellar and mp the steps again.
Then his rcal hard work began.
He cut a hole with the aid Of the
chiaet and hammer. then he was
soon saving through the boards and
their supports. and presently by use
OF the webbing. he had a crude but
perfectly hinged flap.
Rushing up stairs. be dragged
down two OF the feather heta. one
after the other. and dropped them
through the hole Hn did not want
I TO break any Of the detectives
+ limbs
Two pieces Of lath he lightly
tackled under tho opposite side 81
/ the hole to prevent the lid falling
through TIL troddon on. Then he
lowered tho flap ON itn hinges.
lie aWiahcd away the dust. and
stood up with a smile 0f aatlafae-
tl0u 90 his face. The square was set
tho trap wAa waiting
/ Would the bird come 90 bis cali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

Hayward's grocery store. and Miss
Anna isent surprised their friends
BY taking n lake trip 20 81. Joe and
getting married yesterday The
young couple arrived home today -
Aurora Ulil NeWB
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Tho confession OF the parties in interest Is aaonbl
ana sufficient Ia put them IN the pentenary whole story
Is one Of wholesale robbery by obbe large salaries
loot and rerquisa ExNee President Hyde admits that tho Foul
table society paid for the Cabon oderouz memory and
bought him private He personally by the sale Of ~
uncaies lie grabbed the Equitable Trust e,panx
III President Alexander being In eight different sv ~
exploit the funds OF the Equitable his Kin we're on The
pay roll Tor salaries $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

In short the fa revelations Crime OF the Fut.bs
make The prophecies uttered b. mild IN eoupa,n
Men OF the highest standing exposed as guilty Of s IT,
Even ehanncy pcpew barely Yale corp.
Ao 1speaAses MN and the New York
lgnAton Uned States Morally Least he IL ,ay,
erimins IN the wholesale robbery Equitable which, Is esm
Cd has lost IN this during or fourth
Of It's boosted surplus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21
The Real Anarchists

The suppressed portions Of the insurance commits
sone OF New York the Equitable society recently printed tell
nasty story Just why this report should have been held
up 40 long Is not explained Has political power behind the
throne suppressed fuzzy story revolving for fall pu
cation at one umef In homeopathic have what
doubtless ihe whole ness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

Jacob H. schr high naneo selling Of bonds 10
the society totally unfit for Japanese bonds thu
sey ana bought them back again Note the
fa that he director the Alexander and Hyde
We're getting Why should no get pntyf Also pei-
deaf Snyder OF the Commerce tells ho the F
table lost s2ooo b. merging OF two hanks who emf ,h
money deponent Sayeth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

STELLA's EXCUSE.
| guess Mr. Editor. that you and
oil your correspondents think that
stella" has quit. but. II 80. you arr
mistaken. She was so busy max
ing ''iassea. picking beans and do
ing other things that she DID not
have an opportunity 10 writc--Mc-
Dowell IN. c. Democrat.
Many a dashing forelgto count
Whom some fool heiress tries to
haul
To add q title q her namp
Is often Of no aQount at all.
HEALTH AND PLEASURE.
AK Natnioflum r. al under roof.
Warm an1 comfortable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

Worse than all this; Anyone who wir palns to 20
through the mass Of evidence viii fndThat Equitable waa
made to take western bank stock sold for $50 some
body so the rake off Worse STILL Equitable stock vas
bought By the society for ON THE SAME nay r
one ha As much to Gould and Hartman bonds were
ht u hahn Loeb Co. who had director the
sey aaa sold back to them for lower price Within few DAYS
sns sn'eFpsns firm sold the sharp advance Tor
their private profit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE


MISS ANNA IsENT MARRIED.
Mr. Charles Hayes. employed a,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

inauguration
OF buffet-grill service on Northern
Pacific now trains bcteeen Seattle
and Spokane. July a0th- FIraf-c Lass
service on this train. leaving acdue
daily M y. m. -
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CHAPTER XIII
A WOULD BIZ SUICIDE
Al Flnabury Circus next morning
Dentist Lenuox was in attendance.
lie had been growing very M late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

What OF ~ This. In tens there IL fear
and hatrfea Of the ultimate tho money aerca y FOR
time Of Bereavement and the hitea spulh
who have posed highest proby Cannsseo ~
0n asstFoyed-condence that growth and deli
@ NE en and women by the tens q thousands their
optimistic belief humanity That is terrible loss !, a. -
than the loss OF money
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Gnty. : ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

Lawson he's money he xot wrongly
from the American people, We're ready for ours Tom
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Cro be continuedj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

Think the anarchists are the hair bansa
moahns creatures Sho hire ha No, your life The dan
serous are those pillars OF society who
widows and orphans - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

For one that goo puna.
dynamite found apartment At unsko II ~
ean-dowH the Ianitor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

Some chieagoaus arrived 81 Lawrence river an
Ing 5000 miles In yacht Il was remarkable feat as the
that time water
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-10

is the only elected representative OF the
people of Oklahoma ia Washington and
t.at he should take precedence OF any
and an nppontve offices in saying
40 whom the rewards Of patroaage should
be given.
Governor Ferguson viii 90 10 Washing
ton the latter part OF the mouth 10 lay
before President Roosevelt a1d Secretary
nteaoocf political conditions Do Oka-
homa and IA nature OF the position
agains him lie viii do this even though
he should be convinced that Frantz viii
succeed him. lie win make no request
of his own appointment feeling thai
President Roosevelt Will make no sucl
change unless for purely intimate per-
sonm reasons. which would forbid Fer
guson's Interference.
The announcement that Frntz vii
succeed Ferguson win widen greatly thl
breach betweon "a Mcclure and th'
anti Mcclure factions la oklahoma uni
provoke reprishs Among those VIII
accompanied Mcclure 70 Washington d
behalf Of Captain Frantz was Chane
Filson, national bank examiner am
chairman OF the territorial republican
committee. The anti-McGuire repuhli
cans aNege thai Filson has been usin
his position for actlonM political pun
poses, and win begin q fight 10 socur
hts removal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-10

Rogers and another "trusty' named
Fred Morse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-10
CHINESE DoWAeER
EMPRESS BIRTHDAY
AN Assonlnfed press.l

Pekin, Nov. 1O.-Today was the list.
anniversary Of the birthday Of the
Dowager Empress Tsi An. The an
niversary was observed with fitting
celebrations throughout the empire in
honor Of the famous ruler who is call
ed "the only man in China"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-10

a Cough syrup which drives cold
out Of the system by acting as a ca
thartic on the bowels Is offered ia Ken.
nedys Laxative Honey and Tar Clears
the throat, strengthens the lungs and
brochial tubes The mothers friend and
the children's favorite, Best for crogU,
Whoopng- Cough. etc. sold by c. h.
Renfrow.
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% Thank the Loraio

cried Hannah Plant. Of Little Rock. Ark,
"for the relief 1 got from Bucklen's
Amica salve it cured my fearful rum
ming sores, which nothing else would
heal. and from which l had suffered for
years" Il is a marvellous healer for
cuts. burns ana wounds Guaranteed at
all drug stores. 25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-10
VERMONT PRISON SCANDAL.
(By Associated Press.)

Windsor, w., Nov. 10.-The state
prison investigation OF the prison
scandal which has grown out of the
visits of the "trusty" Vernon Rogers
to the eeli Of Mrs 4iary Rogers, the
condemned murderess, has been re-
5umed. Mrs Rogers takes the stand
today as witness and win tell how
she opened the lock of her prison for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-10

now and then TO keep the bowels clean.
The liver active and the system free
from bile. heacaches. constipation, etc
Tho famous little pills, EARLY Rlsers'
are pleasant in effect and perfect IN act
tion. They never gripe or sicken. bur
tone and strengthen the liver and kid
peys. sold hy c. f. Renfro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-10
BISHOP ACCUSED OF CONSPIRACY
lRy Assoclated Presel

New York, Nov. l0.-Bishop Hewa.
weny OF the Greek Orthodox church.
and hfteen OF his Syrian followers
We're arralgned in court today charg-
ed with conspiracy upon the lives Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-10

citation Of the A, A. U win hold wrest-
ling and boxing matches this winter.
The first series win be inaugurated
tonight by the Central Y NJ. c. A.. Of
Chicago and number OF entries have
been received from all parts OF the
West.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-10
sEMsRicA HERE.

New York, Nov 10- Nine Marcelle
sembrioh, the celebrated Polish sing.
er. who IS a regular member OF the
Metropolitan Opera company, arrived
here today from Europe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-10

Naieeb NJ Maloof and Nahoum Mok-
ARIEL, two of the leaders of the faction
against the bishop and his followers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
COLONEL / CUNNINGHAM
On FERTILIZERS.

Colonel John S. Cunningham OF North
Carolina, reached the city yesterday on q
business trip. & a 4
Colonel Cunningham said that the sea-
son wis a most backward one, and that
the farmers had done hut little work. The
tobacco plants. lie said, had grown slow
ily, owing 10 the severe weather.
,.What do you think Of the outlook for
the tobacco crop r. was asked,
II am OF opinion said the colonel.
"that our farmers will plant about the
game acreage in tobacco as last year.
y .tAIy advice is to use hight grade OF
fertilizer and that obacco growers VIII :ll
,;se3 az much fertilizers as last veal" Re
Colonel Cunningham was member Of
the last North Carolina legislature He
warmly supported the bill which was
pe sscd, appropriathg $50. coo to the James
Town Exposition, Flo believes that II will
be- a great success. lie will leave for
hume to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24

49, 49, lt& lFf !. J.. a
;i,y prejudice and I do not believe N d.
yiding the elements of society catering E.
;;especiallysto either the rich or the Poto1r. ,
The Prudential Committee OF the Am ne Z
can Board, which has the power TO &C
cent or refuse the gift. is said to be IN
n vor; OF taking It, They do not argue
ttl,at Il te contentious of the petitioners
thai he money is tainted" and was
.nuesttonably obtained are wrong but they
snoirt out that the Baptist Board OF.
Missions accepted $3.50, 900 from Al r. 10 OK
teller about four years ago without qn ,es
ton: and Oberlin College. In 1907 accept
Iheds y gift 81 So. 900 from the same: source
without raising any question ass 70 70 Tvs Us
moral right to do SO. & 81. II
IN the event OF adverse action by Inc
Prudential Committee the slgners ct the
,mcmorial i may appeal 70 the American
Board, which holds It's annual meetins
In Seattle, Wash. in September .ihis
hoa I'd is made up OF cleigymen5 and lay
men from different States. Among the
layment are many men prominent IN the
business and official affairs OF the coun-
try Y. I !.
Senator w. Murray Crane is q member
Of this board. as are also he follow
ing persons In this State: Richard b..
Borden, Of Fall River; Richard Il Stearns
and Frank H WI ggin, of Boston; Samuel
Usher, OF Cambridge: Caroline a Hazard, +
president OF sNyellesley College, and I. IL
Clark Seelye president of Smith College,
Northampton, and William B. Plumkitt.
OF Adams. sss 5.5;H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
CONTEST HOT NOW.
Cyclists Went at Terrific Clip
Last Night-Races Better. si

AT the close Of the fourth day OF the
3six-day bicycle. race at the Ainphitheatrc
till8pedalling as industrlouslyg us at the
start. and atsthe close of the two hours
grind they had reeled off forty five miles
and eight laps, making the Total dissaH ae
ridden Of 1872 miles and Two laps Ilo
finish was n fast one. the mile sprint
which closed the. two hours developing q
participated. Eddie Root. the new cham.
pion, shot out Of the bunch and set a rcd
hot pace that heSothers had to sprintrto.
follow. Round and round t ne: 4 Went NJ
After five or six laps Bardgett got into
the running and seemed n sure winner,
but in&the last two laps Mnnroe got;
his Ills teri terrific squirt. finishing first with
Root and Bardgett close behind him. M
The Misunderstanding was without acct
dent or incident other. than y few tempo
to punctured tires The. mon all seemed.
fresher than tile night. before and the
distance covered shows tina they pedalled5
at a liveller clip. The various riders are
with The close Of the race tomorrow.
night is going to come one Of the hard
est and fastest bits of bike riding ever
Witnessed in this city or in the country,
The speed and endurance Of the riders.
is then going to be tested ms 1t has not.
been tested before, for on the work Of
vision of the, $1,000 purse 3 OF which the
winner will get about $3.50. To-night's
riding Is going to be hard and fast, for
q the end is drawing near hut tomorrow
night is going to he a3ra.cc worth going
far to see.
The sudden change to colder weather
has initiated against the large attend
is expected that the building will be
packed, The enthusiasm Of the ,spectn-
tors has been well maintained through
'a njdt t1e fro week non ' on promises " soS
Saunders, the motor-cycllst, did q mile
In :33 ID last night, speeding around the
small oval at a startling rate OF speed
AS he finished the twelve rounds the
stop watch registered the time stated,
pretty close TO annie IN minute and q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
WHAT PAGKERS.CH
Retailers FOR men

Es.5s. fI3y Associnted Press Sfgs
s5CHICACfOi I'LL; March 2. - TIVE I've
of town illnesses, supposed to BEN 4 n
employed by various packing firms 81
retail meat deal rs, have: 4 hus fars5tes
died before the specia grand jury AZ
is hearing evidence against the social
.,"I3eef Trust. "a al Though he censorsl
q galnstf any publicity OF what ta.kessplls'1I
In. the jury room is as strict as ss On
first day, of the inyestig Tor, No I'm sss
,resses have been so thorough " coach a
bat8they fear to NAL e heir names l'ss RI
.lic,4it was learned tonight d1 "a
almost ali fofs ,to-days session, Distrl
Attorney c. b. Morrison sough evide1
concerning the price retail dealerssI
IA eats were forced to pay the fpac kerssa g,
prices some OF the packing concernss has3
been paying the cattle raise + cr I, sheefsI
1,t. hop