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CREDITORS LOOK
FOR A LAWYER
Special Dispatch to IN. Call.

TACOMA, April 24.-J. W. Hopkins.
City Attorney Of Vancouver, has left
for parts unknown and there Is every
indication that he does not intend to
return. He leaves behind him a num-
Der of mournful creditors. It developed
to-day that before going he dissolved
his law partnership with Senator
Rands, and that his wife has turned
over practically all of his personal
property to one Of his largest creditors
Hopkins came to Vancouver from
Arizona, and at the last city election
was elected City Attorney without op-
position.
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MISS ANGLIN'S PLAY
MIRTH PROVOKING
AND POETRY IN PLENTY

shrieks Cydippa- It is true that Hall
McAIlister's other limbs may not be a
Burgstallers, but there was really
more of him than you would have
thought, and it seemed a little hard!
But one less fastidious damsel takes
pity on Periander at last, and even
Names is matched. Lysander remains
standing apart and Antiope then tells
him that he is to have the honor of her
hand.
Comes then a scene Of enchantina
beauty, love scene worthy to set with
those of Faust" of Romeo and
Juliet" and carried out by Frank
Worthing and Miss Anglin with all
possible poetic Illusion The queen
vanQuished by love, wooes most win
somely and womanly the Greek war
rior. He is caught in the enchantment
OF the night, by the beauty and un-
expected tenderness of Antiope. and is
on the point of succHmbinR to her
destinations But he hears signal
horn blown by his fellow officers. They
have plotted to desert their wives in
order TO win them to permitting them
to rule the island and Lysander goes to
them. Every scenic art has been
brought into service here. The uncover
ed altar Of Eros. the velvet black trees
against the moonlight, and the music
the scene, all combines into an Illusion
as perfect as 1t is beautiful. And what
happens afterward you may find out
at the California all Of this week. all
Of next, too, II be any prophet.
Miss Anglin In this new phase is a
new and again delightful Anglin. Per
haps at the first the actress lacks g
little OF the classic feeling. Her COM
edy In the first act is over modern.
Afterward, In the garden scene, she is
appealing on every side, grace itself,
all tender, all girlish. and still the
woman accustomed to rule. Later,
scorned, as she believes, she is all the
amazon queen. The portrait ranks in
deed with quite the best that Miss
Anglin has yet given US.
Frank Worthing was equal in honor
as far as his opportunities. To begin
with he looks like Apollo and surely
not even Apollo ever made love more
gracefully. Walter Allen as Names was
capital, Mrs. c. w. Brooke, the same
as Lamyisto and the rest filled in with
all credit. A delightful performance
of a delightful play.
BLANCHE PARTINGTON.
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OYSTER BEDS
ARE SUCCESS
Special Dispatch to The CAN.

TACOMA. April 24.-The success of
several companies engaged in growing
Eastern oysters in Grays and Willapa
harbors has caused boom in the
oyster business. Several more compa-
nies have lately secured large holdings
of oyster lands near Hoquiam and
South Bend They will bring out a
trainload or more Of Baltimore oysters
for transplanting, besides planting g.
portion of the beds with seed of Olym-
pia oysters from the State beds.
The Grays Harbor Oyster Company
was incorporated Saturday at HoQuiam
for $150.000 to operate several hundred
acres of oyster lands. In all 1900 acres
in Grays Harbor have been secured for
development within few weeks.
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shakcspeare week Celebrated.

LONDON, April M.-Shakespeare fes-
tival week Is being celebrated at
Stratford -on-Avon with great spirit.
The town Is gay with bunting and
music and crowded with visitors. In
London Shakespeare Is being played at
four Of the leading houses.
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until next Saturday afternoon. when
Cleopatra Up To Date" the spectacu-
lar musical extravaganza, with a cast
of 200 children, will be revived. for the
school vacation. The amateurs prom
ise many surprises for Thursday night.
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Naval onacer Kills Himself.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. April "a
Lieutenant L. A. p. Starks of the
German cruiser Bremen committed
suicide by shooting aboard the ship
to-day. His fellow-officers declare he
was temporarily insane as result Of
i'll health.
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DREWS STILL CONFINED
IN SAN JOSE SANTTARIUM
Police Continue Search for the Clair
voyant Responsible for Couples
Mental Derangement.

SAN JOSE, April 24.-Drew and
his wife, the New Hampshire couple,
are in a local sanitarium,. still mem
tally deranged. They have not been
committed to lunatic asylum. The
police are searching for Clairvoyant
Weber, who got them under the spell
and, 1t is alleged. swindled them out
of over $1,000.
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Alcazar.

The love of Kings sister for cap
tain Of his guards, their misadven-
lures and their final happy union
makes Charles Majors romance.
When Knighthood Was in Flower"
go right to the popular heart. 1t gives
the audience a peep behind the throne,
removes the veil from the lives of the
great and shows them as they are
Just plain men and women when Il
comes to loving and hating-and when
we look upon them in those moods we
forget the Kingship and Queenhood
and we laugh and cry with them, the
joyous and sorrowing things of flesh
and blood Just like ourselves.
In the role of Mary Tudor Lillian
Lawrence gives the San Francisco pub
lie an example of her worth as a ster-
ling actress. She is the central figure
Of the play and has most to do, the
which she does we'll indeed. The moods
Of the impulsive, warm-hearted, hot
tempered Mary are depicted convinc-
ingly, and with it all, though mere
acting, there goes the personal charm
of the actress. Nor does John Craig,
the Captain Brandon of the cast, suf-
fer by comparison with any of his best
efforts. He loves and fights as we i'm
agine soldiers such as he should. shed
amorous vows and crimson gore with
ready tongue and reliable steel. The
play breathes the spirit Of romance and
seldom has any production been put
upon the Alcazar stage so beautifully
seemed and costumed. 1t calls for a
large company and it gets one, and
a good one at that Among the lesser
lights, Mary Young as Jane received
many plaudits for her excel lent per-
sonation and her charming little song.
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TROOPS LEAVE OHIO
FOR THE PHILIPPINES
VIII Come TO San Francisco and
Take the Sherman to
Manila.

CINCINNATI, April 24.-Companies
A and D OF the Ninth Infantry. which
have been stationed at Fort Thomas
for some time, left to-day for service
in the Philippines. Other companies
of the command will be met IN Chi
cago and all will proceed to San Fran
cisco over the Santa Fe Railroad,
where the transport Sherman VIII be
boarded for Manila.
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Chutes.

Vaudeville performances were re-
suned at the Chutes yesterday after
noon, and the programme pleased both
the matinee and evening audiences.
William ]. Kurtis, who made such a
hit at the Orpheum recently with his
little skye terriers, Guess" and
Punch occupies the position Of honor
on the bill. Louise and William Luci-
fer and Emile Lea, acrobatic dancers
and comedians of renown, offer a novel
speciality; Cook and Oaks do some
clever burlesque singing and dancing,
and John T. Chick and his excellent
company Of comedians are entirely at
home in their domestic comedietta,
THE Secret Panel. Mabel Lamson,
the popular coutralto, in the latest IL
lustrated songs, and the animatoscope,
showing many amusing and interesting
moving pictures, complete the enter
tainment which viii occupy the boards
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NEW YORK. April A.-Northern Pacific
Railway stock. which has been released by
the distribution Of the holdings Of the North
ern Securities Company. was traded In on the
four years 1t was quoted 1t les and 1e7k.
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Columbia.

Grace Van Studdiford last night
began the second and last week of her
engagement at the Columbia Theater.
The brilliant prima donna and her
company are meeting with high fa-
vor in the production Of De Koven,
Klein and Cooks comic opera, Red
Feather" Red Feather" will be
sung up to and including next Sunday
night There will be a matinee on
Saturday.
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SLANDEROUS TALES CAUSE
THE DEATH OF A WOMAN

hcSuit III cpIndi McniHRltS, 10 Wnlcn
Patient Succumbs After Short
Illness.
MILWAUKEE,. April 24.-Mrs. Will
liam Engdahl of Kenosha, Wis, died
to-day at the State Insane Hospital of
spinal meningitis brought on by
worry over slanderous reports circu-
lated by her neighbors. She was in
the best Of health until two weeks ago.
Her husband will bring damage suits.
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Tiyoli.

Tivoli.
The third week Of "Florodora" begar
last night at the Tivoli.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

IL apparently held ia check by some
other foreea, such AS seeretlvrneas
and cautiousneua. OF by long eKper-
fence and by concentrated thought
In other directions.
THE NOSE
The noga o. combination OF the
Grccian and Roman. II remlnds us
% Frederick the Great, who had
much the same nose and face as
that possessed BY Rockefeller. The
latter has the same chin. length OF
lace. thin. aolfseongalued lipa. and
length OF upper llp as the great
frederick Of Prussla1 Mt Rookie.
feileF'a moss ~ not a weak one by
any means. aud shows power 10
command. Along each aide OF hla
nose ne see the disposition 20 ae-
cumulaic property. wealth aad in
nuenee. which corresponds with his
large organ 81 araulaitiycueaa
The lower part of the nostril in-
dleate@ The coEiiatlra mind, that
can think and plan out many new
fields OF work. Il Il not the thin.
artistic nose. such as we aee on the
tace q the Gfecian philosophers
and writer's. bat Il Il Ia keeping
With tho rest OF his face. and Also
shows fighting capacity aud lanee-
Fity. The latter Indication il also
FiAible In the lenEth Of the ear, the
Jaw. and the ieagth Of the head
from tho TIP Of the chln 20 ths
efova. These alkns are uamlstak-
able. and II ROckEFEl.LER CON
FlNlEs TO LIVE HfGIENICATs-
Lr. INDuLGEs IN GOLF AND
OTHER OUTDOOR EXERCISE.
AND LIVES ON A SIMPLE DIET.
HE WILL JUSTIFY THESE INDI-
CATIONS or LONG LIFE. hut
wcre he TO continue TO exhausl hla
vitality. he eannoi expect 90 live In.
70 old age. despite these ulFna.
Ills MOUTH.
The mouth ia large. though act
eioqusnt IL conceala and holds
back too much Tor that. Ia a face
Hike Mr.. Rocksfellor'M. hia eyes 70
veal volumes that the mouth re-.
fuses TO utter. The lips are firuaIy
set. and correspond vIth the organ
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while the long lower lobe denotes
long life. aud sustaining power
Tho breadth of central portion IN
not quite equal 10 those who have
perfect digestion. aud herein ilen
one indication OF weakness,
THE SECRET or MIR ROOKIE
FELLEHS SUCCESS.
Mr. Roekofrller'a success largely
comes through HIS foresight which
seems 10 all who know him as
phenomenal.
Ills cautiouanena and frmnehh
have kept him at tho grindaiono
long after most men would haye
been willing 20 retire.
lie has never been able 20 take
any position but that Of leader
We repeat that Mr.. Roekefollera
head indicates that be Ia not with
out sympathy Of mind. aud any en-
pert looking at HIS profile would be
ted 20 attribute 10 him this char
acteflstie.
We must take into account how
ever. that other strong ruling pow
era have az times the nHeendeney
over hts nature. and these may
often make him appear 20 a diaad.
vantage. We must bear in mind
that be- IL a man OF many points OF
character. which are not always
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

TAI that he produces and sells than
one who o. paid Ia look into such
things with the eye OF an expert
He Ia an expert scientist aa ro-
cards finance. and the outer corner
u tho eye indicates his ability 10
reckon the profit aud loss ON ma
terial property. or stocks OF all
kinds. Gauaality helps this section
Ut his brain 10 think out plan like
a philosopher thinks out a theory.
as Spencer. Cor instance. worked out
hts Psychology. This man h a
philosopher Ia finance. OF financial
philosopher. and be does not fail 10
work out hts problems so mathe-
matlcally that they pan out Just as
DE expects them % do.
Darwin was a great man. aud a
acienilst. but be covered only one
section OF science In Mr. Rookie
teller We have a mind that can solve
many problems. aud dip into many
philosophers. hence he T. Spencer
and Darwin eombined. The height
ot tho upper part OF the forehead
gives ms one reason why he has
been % successful IN laying his
plans throughout life In such a
thorough. systematic and scientific
way. While the fuIlnosa over tho
brog makes him reason from facta
aud depend upon accurate knowl-
edge. rather than mere hearsay and
Wild speeuiationB.
Mr. Rockefellsr's head indicates
. - ~
Of language. hence be does not goa
SIP. or spend much time In talking
about his plans tie makes tham
first. and natures bis ideas. and al
the proper time communicates them
to the source where he eau set
them carried cat.
HEIGHT Oh HEAD.
He certainly possesses a hiEh
head. frunt and back. but not cen
trafiy. and while he I. strict and
bualness.likc In All HIS details %
work. a. - not without sympathy
thonghtfa4neSa for his friends and
others
WHAT MS FACE REVEALS.
Mr.. RockrfeIlcr'A eyes are re-
markhhie in many respects. and
they combine The action 81 several
of hin meufal facilities. they are
not the communicative. eloquent.
poetic. sympathetic and benign eyes
OF = phlianthropint. clergyman. ply
stefan. writer. or pieader. but they
express depth Of thought. diplo-
macy. tact. and an analytical. dis
crlminatinx mind. There Is also a
iouk In hin wonderful eyes that
seems to denute the desire 20 be
Kind. theaghtfui and generous. but
like the showers that come in April,
and disperac the auuAline. 50 the
tenderness ana generosity Of hiA
nature that control thia expression
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Of nccretiyoneaa. They arc not de-
monhtrative. social or communica-
tive. but show quality. refinement.
reserve. tcnaeity and strength OF
mind. A large. refined mouth gen
orally indicates generosity. aud we
can see nm inclination and a desire
20 ho Feneruua. aud liberal minded.
however much people may think 10
tho contrary. Mr. Gladstone had the
Aamo kind ~ TIPS They we're glued
together by silence.
HIS JAW.
Alr Rarkefeilcr'a Jaw ~ pnrtlcn-
lafly long from the ear Go the con-
ter line OF the face. aud Is some
what palntea. though Il Is not what
We would call a pointed chin, Il
shows tenaeity. aud a full but not
large degree of eirruiatory power.
considering bis large and active
brain
His high sheekbonea denote
strength OF character and capacity
10 assume responsibilities. as well
as strong and powerful mind.
HIS EARS.
His ears are n study In them
selves We can see portrayed mtrh
pertaining 20 strength and weak.
mesa ia them. Ia them is faithfully
registered his mental aud physical
conditions The high upper lobe
Ia Indicative Of keen intellectually.
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without doubt 100 years from
now will still witness successful
productions Of Uncle Toms Cab
lns--that Is 20 say. successful from
the box office viewpoint
From an artistic point OF view
Uncle Toms Cabin" should never
have been dramatized. There Il
not a consistent line or situation
In the old play.
sun. tho people like II. and
those who made up the two bis
audiences at the Third Avenue
Sunday matinee and evening were
well pleased with what was really q
meritorious presentation
William Winter. the dean OF crit
les. once said that no playgoer's ed
ueation is complete without having
sean Uncle Toms Cabin" So. u
you want your diploma. so to the
Third Avenue this week. Unless
you are very tired OF Uncle Tom,
you win enjoy the Third Avenues
version.
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Iactlve together. and oftn are dia-
motrieully opposed 10 each other
These characteristics should be
summed no az follows
Ills iedomltable Will power.
His wonderful mentel control.
HIS penetration of mind.
Ills remarkable reserve anA tact
His organizing ability.
iiia generulship AS leader OF
men.
Ills unaHsumlug simplicity Of life.
Ills concentration OF purpose.
Hia exceptional foresight and In
tuitiYe mind.
lie has the kocnncaa OF lawyer.
tho courage OF a Napoleon. and the
ienaclfy OF a Hefeuls.
He IL dean Of finance
HIS RADIATION or MIND COL
OR or MIND AURA.
The radiation OF his mind colora
are ut times orange. aud show am
billion. al other times. Hight green.
and indicate versatility OF mind.
aud thought. and a progressive
spirit
&..- A- 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

The steamer jefferson, OF tlN
Alaska Steamship company. sailco
for southeastern Alaska Monday
The vessel carried 100 passengers
and a full cargo OF freight.
The steamship knight Errant un.
der charter 20 the Boston Steamship
company. arrived at Smiths cove
Monday morning. The vessel
brought a general OrloBtai cargo
on leaving here she will take O.
cargo of flour aud other merchan-
disc for Japan. China aud the Phil
ipDines.
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new ThEATER
In CIRCUIT

=. Morton Cuhn. manager Of the
consolidated Amusement company.
known as the star vaudeville the
aKsr ctFcult. has Just organised the
Washington Thester association az
Spokane and secured fQ-year
lease on the new $4,000 vaudeville
house now being built there. The
new house viii probably he called
the star and will be added to the
present circuit The house Will open
September I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

.,.,.iarrs have taken on a
=, ssssn. and naturally 50 from
- continued ahsorbing hours
= 49,. - he Is tall. being over six
- ,va possesses the strong init
-. 4 ne motive temperament.
So $50 - visible In the strength of
4. - a.sss me length % his hands
: ....isllv Ms fiuscrsl. the longia
~ eose. CHA. ears aud spinal
...srHrAD AND BRAIN REGION
~ Roekeiel'ef's head Is well de-
- around she lower part OF
=. ssew which makes him not
- =. sharp shrcwd. penetrating,
- ss..,,sr business man. but cap
- n seesnx everything that Is
-. a. around him. IN naet. moth
s.eapes his aiteatton. Sheihof
sr.fians A fact or not lie Ia
s..astr nore than kecn business
= a. l. locks upon business a.
. sss,rre and xues into those par
s.s,.rs ~hlch MAKES fov success tn
: suslusss career. aloag scientific
- lie Is a chemist. and praefi-
=. inevs more about the mater
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John L. Sullivan. the greatesi
fighter OF this ar any other age
tho man whom all critics still point
out as the only real champion
heavyweight tho world has ever
seen. IL az the Star this week. lie
viii spar with a noted boxer. Thcr,
will also be other big attractions 10
Star patrons.
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DAWSON. Y. T.. May 1.-THE
American Institute of Mining En-
xinoera. which Is 10 arrive here on
an excursion July Is. will be given
royal welcome by the miners and
business men OF the Klondlke. Fully
$50 men are expected.
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Frederick the Great. King OF Pms
STA. grandson Of George First u
England. was born In Bertha. Jan.
-. lTiz. Died near Potadam. Aug
Il. 1855. This bust indicates man
Of fine temperament. intense m@a-
taiity. great eiearusaa and sharp
neas o. thought. with a tendency 10
scholarship. and especially Ian.
ruAEcn Ito had immense -aeqaisit.
iyenaea. which wauld have made
him a finAncier. and have given
him VERY strong Tendencies toward
commercial mrthos - Mas Fowler
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FIGHT FOR POSSESSION
RECEIVER ALEXANDER SEEKS TO RECOVER A
Bic SHIPMENT OF CLOTHING

Alexander Reesyer Manufaetgrers Protective Assosa
the title Of suit brought In today
wherein the plalnti seeks 70 recover possession Of ehng shoes
the big Monarch shoe and Clothing shortly before that
hands creditors
their
benefit OF all creditors The
$4,000 Includes the spring
BY the states
absolutely them order
claims The VIII
be vigorously contested by both sides
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eetea84'tstsI % tt7t'tttFEF7s-gs
/ At Ballard /
: sssss4ssS%SssSsssssssSs
IS
THREATENED

A lynehing is threatened IN Bal
lard.
Valentine schmaunsh. n Pole.
was arrested Sunday night Tor IN
drosnt exposure. and is nov In jail
awaiting trial, which will take
placs Monday afternoon II o'clock
gchmaunakl has been a resident
Of Ballard for several years. living
With his wife and aeven children,
and working IN the Stimson mill
ue has been reported for similar
offenaea several times. but there
has not been sufficient proof Of MS
guilt.
About 8 O'Clock Sunday evsuinf
a little boy came 10 Chief Bennctth
house and said that there was q
man outside who was soaring the
children. The chief went outside
and saw several little girls and
boys gathered around n man. When
fhs man caught sight Of the chief
BE nm. but the chief caught him.
Tho Pole says he was under the
lnflnenos Of liquor. IL Is claimed
be was perfectly sober. The parents
Of the ehildren are furious. and II
Is scry probable that n lynemng
will be attempted II the prisoner
IL not TAKEN away ffnn-
A similar case occurred In Bal
lard a short time aED. and the pco-
pie want 70 make an example OF
sehmAunaki. The children gill Be
brought up As witnesses 10 the case
The residence Of ~. J. Miller. a
transfer on LsarY avenue, was en-
ureiy destroyed By fire Saturday
morning al 10 n'eleck The alarm
aas turned In from hox 81. which
= about four blocks from where the
fire vac The total loss Amounted
to about 1880. but Was covered By
Insurance. Three Hocketheoks were
found b the firemen IN which was
a eunaldsfAbie amount Of money
chief Bennett Nha WAS present %
keep the crowd back. got IN the Was
or the hose. the fuFce q which was
80 strong that he was knocked
down and received a severe victims