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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-07
GrandJury
WILL PASS ON CONDUCT or WIN
FIELD <tGER AND PARK REED
AT MoReANToWN.

AfoRG. An TowN, july Deputy
Tinted States Marshal Hnpp accom-
panied by winfield $. Kiger ind Park
Reed let Mors antown On me 8
oselocls rain yesterday morning forEi
TSingwood. Marshal Hupp came %
TlnuEs diy with no tatis
efal one for ger md the
other for Reed. Tie warrants ssliargs
ed them with an offense gainst g
government revenue laws by the 1il I'M
lawful RETAILING Of liquors:
Reeds term in jail expired yesters
day. while Kiger3 has been out on q
stay. bond. Both went TO King wood
and were arTaigneds before Connie
|sioher Daley at that place. They
both waived examination and were
bound over in $500 to await the ac4i
ton 81 the federal grand jury, which
sits at Ciarksburg October 9. Kiger
gave security for his appearance at
that time Reed was unable to fur
nish security and was taken to the
Harrison county jail. where he viii
undoubtedly remain until the time
set for his appearance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-07

We oner One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case Of catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f.. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known
f. ]. Cheney for the last IS years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
In ali business transactions and imam.
cially able to carry out any obliga.
tons made by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan g Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken intern.
ally. acting dlreetly upon the blood %
and mucous surfaces OF the ystern,
Testimonial sent nee Price IS cents
per bottle: Sold BY an dTuggi
Take Halls mil Pills Tor coii-
Rtipat ipns
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uNHApPlNEss plspELLEp.
Men nnd Women IInnnInaoua About y

Men ana Women unnnInsous About Il.
Many women weep and wall and refuse
TO be comtorted because their once mag
.tacent tresses have become thin and
faded. Many men incline to profanity
because the tiies bite through TIE tAif
thatcti on their cranIu1ns II Will be Eood
news to the miserable Of beth se.es.
learn that Newbro's Herptc.Ge has beer.
placed upon the market. Tl.!s Is tSet res.
scalp germIcldeG ana auttsept!c sh:t ne..
by destroying the germ or InIcrobe that
Is the underlying cause Of all hair de-
istruction. Herplctde Is a new prepara,s
ton, made after a new formula on an
entirely new principle: Anyone who has
tried It will testify, as 20 It's worth. Try
( It yourself and be convinced: Sold BIZ
leading druggists Send Zoe. In stamp
fot sample to The Herpfetde Co., De,
stroit. Mich.
b A: Billingslea = Co., special
agents.
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CHURCHES.
Diamond stfee N &.

i. vi Roberts pastor. Sunday
school at $50 nl, "A. Wilson,
auperintendent preaching at 10: 10 q.
n. subject eRaptisElss The sermon
IL a continua ION of last Sunday morn
ing. The text IS Hurried With Christ
In BAPTISM General class meeting
at 2 SO u. M: lspFortl 5eagues p.
M; preaching Dung PEG.
pies prayer meeting tuesday evening.
Regular 1td-weelt prayer citing
Wednesday, evening VI 4 BIT ii
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Fisher, Of
Cumberland Md. were guests Thurs
day Of MI ana Ms: John Holt.
Bern. 10 Mr and Mrs. Lewis Cap
tola, Of seat stseet; On iday, q baby
laughter.
Misses Minnie stimnnel and Marie
Woodbnrn of Cameron, and Miss
DoYie. of McAtechans are Visiting
Mis-. Sarah Riggs al her home on
State street B
Mr.. and Mss s. 81 Kuhn and chill,
dren have gone TO ton, Ohio, Were
they expect f. make their future
home. as Mr. Kuhn tsg employ eds there.
Miss Aasgie Wallace, of Taylor
county, has been the guest for the
past Few days al the home Of Mr..
George Adams.
Mir. and Mrs George Roger return
ed to- their nome in Csreensbo roi Pas
today, after d Two weeks' visit with
their SON. Mn Herbert Roger, OF Dia-
mond street. VA.
Mr.. stewart foreman Sin the Hell
mick mactine shop. has moved into
the Holt PROPERLY On 81 ynon1 street.
Miss Nina stnallwooi, of Grafton,
has beeii the guest for the past few
days, oil her aunt Irs. pwden, Of
Dlanend street
Mrs. II NJ Coy is at ilippi where
she was called 5y the death of Miss
Rt,e,a eteoree IS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-07

Driven Back with Heavy toss.
'CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 5-The
Turkish cavalry force. a thousand
strong, which had seized the frontier
points in dispute with Persia, has
been driven back with heavy losses
by Persian foes.
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Unrepentant.

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
"Do you realize that you are a worm
of the dust?"' queried the solemn
stranger.
'eNot altogether" replied the htpT
pant passenger, I'm too shy on the
dust"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-07
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

Is Entertaining Sir Joseph Ward at
oyster Bay To-day.
OYSTER BAY, July 6. president
Roosevelt today is entertaining Sir
Joseph Ward, premier OF New Zea-
land and former postmaster general.
Sir Joseph landed yesterday from Eu'
rope on trip around the world.
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IRaptlat.

Res. q. b. saW1er,e pastor Sunday
school Il so al. X preaching at
10:s5 a IA ~. ~. at 9 p. n. !;
preaching 81 8! in.;; teachers meet
ing ri ii. "a. Friday allowed by
prayer meeting at
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pleas aht evening".

The tnembers pf the. Pocahontas
met and vent Al body to the home
Of Mn. ana MRS. 0ney Rlb1e. last even,
ing and gaye them pleasant sur;
prise. The lodge of which Mrs, sRuble
is "a rnenhef pre- santed two hand
rugs TO then Jolly evening was
passed by iii present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-07
Black Hand.
Steals Child
ACCORDING 10 ACCUSATION OF
RICH ITALIAN REAL E5-
TATE AGENT.

NEW YORK, July Captain Bren'
nan Of the Bronx police and a score
Of detectives are searching for four
year.old Lena Cine1li. daughter Of
Pletro Cinelli. wealthy real estate
dealer and head of many italian or
ganizations, who declares the child
has been kidnapped.
The girl left her home, No. 1896 Ar
thur avenue, yesterday to go with q
playmate to her home. That was the
last seen Of her. Cinelii owns more
than 100000 worth Of property in the
Arthur. avenue neighborhood. He had
been an active agent with the police
in suppresalng a lawless gang that
has terrorized the district and as a
result has earned bitter enemies
among his countrymen.
Mr.. Cine1ll said he believed the
BLACK Hand was at the bottom Of
the affair. He said that on several;
occasions he had received threat ening
letters demanding money. with threats lt'
of5lldnapping his children. NJ
Advertising IS like pus hing e swagpn
up Inn. e you stop pnshthg son
10 back taster tlan YOU e cende q
Keep persist emily IL 4. AtyertisinE
ecnnulatiy - III enects
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.PuTs aAN oN. iP:.E { Z. A.Boos.
KINGSTON Priest Bars We.arers from


Kingston Priest Bars Wearers From
the Communion Rail.
.WTEKES.BARRE. Pa, July g..
Rev. Father ii. 3. Lynott. pastor Of
list. Ignatius Church at Kingston; has
banished the "peek.aboo" from his
communion rail. Likewise waists cut
low in the neck or with elbow sleeves
viii bar their wearers from his altar
Father Lynott believes such appar.
ell for women Is immodest, to say the
least. ad he has told the women Of
his parish that he hopes they win re-
form and shuni the current fashions.
The job Department Of the West
Virginian Is always busy. Increased
business has compelled the purchase
Of new presses, machinery and type.
Patrons are well pleased with the
work now being turned out.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-07
COAL CITY HOUSE FURNISHING co.


parens the tact that fuly
esahsr eansasos Plush any
sea lsunas anPors or chair Nc
sqata We will
looking tkesnsSM
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-07

The head OF the Italian navy is Ad'
miral Prince Thomas OF Savoy Duke
OF Genoa, a relative OF the King OF
italy. Italy has many fine ships that
have been built under the directions
Of Colonel Cuniberti, the Italian de-
signer. Among them are the Bene'
delta Brtn, Regina Margherita, Attond-
atore, Regina Elena and others.
Austria has a highly efficient fleet
that is considered a model by many
experts.
The notable achievements OF the
Japanese navy in the recent past is
too fresh in the memory of most peo-
pie to make an extended description
necessary. The Japanese are just
putting in commission, however, two
fne ships, built in England, called
the Kashima and Katori, which are
the superior Of anything now in com.
mission and almost the equal Of the
British Dreadnaught. They are Of
1880 tons and carry In addition to
four twelve inch guns. four ten inch
rifles.
Russia has several fine ships be-
ing completed in the Black Sea and
the Baltic. IN the Black Sea there
are several other ships now. IN com
mission.
Among the other mari time nations
that YIN be repres SEN ted here are HclS
laRss VIII \ IS glorious mssaoFtes IS e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19
TUG COMPANIES
IN MERGER

\, Fourteen ~ the most prominent
tug beat s0tnpaifle# en the Sound
have formed nn aaHseiatinn T. be
known a. the Puget sound Towing
company A. meeting held tn
this city the organization was pei
fecfed
TuNaRe rates have increased aud
the neW schedule alil 80 into efs
fott Jan. l.
The value Of the property repre-
scented in the formation ~ the com
pnuy will exceed fspa. 600 The coin
pany viii control 81 tugs The msfn-
beers Of the Organization are as fol-
lows American Tunboat company.
Seattle. Tacoma Tug a Barge com
pany. Tacoma. Tacoma Tughuat
company. Tacoma ghesiry TuRhuat
company. Seattle. Queen city Tug
boat company. Seattle crosby Tug
boat company Seattle Hastings
TuRboat company. Port Townsend
niHhip a CO.. Port Angeles, Dug
gan fuHboat company Seattle. Sc.
attic fugboat company. blekum
Tug company. Seattle. FOLSOM Tug
company, seattle. Variety Lumber
company nvlungham. Moran Tux
company. Everett
The officers Of the organization
elected Tor one year ate. . n
pueHan. Seattle. president, captsiu
q. = hurley D.. Tacoma. vice pfeat-
dent. Captain ~ Hamuell Everett.
secretary and treasurer
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threatened unless no gave Ca tho
hiackmallnm tlo.OUd In caah
Within the past tow months there
have been na less than foftY Black
Handlers arrested Ia this city The
evidence in most ~ the eases how
ever. has hern ~ Indefinite that
bat few convictions have been oh
taiued,
The detectives know very little.
they say, u the Internal efganifa.
ton ~ the society There have boon
number al mysterious murders
which have Indicated the truth ~
the reports that pcaching Il pun
tAhable with death. The body 81
neniotto Madauia. horribly mutt
lated. was found IA a barrel in an
EAal side alley Say Madania Was
known 20 have hefn "A member ~ =
band headed b I.ucinona Permit. =
native ~ Palermo. ilalY Thvy
worked the Black Hand game la
New York aud sent through che
country operating a. counterfelterh.
Il Was supposed that Madonna had
Informed up0a the gang fefrini
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19
DEALERS
SHORT WEIGHTED

missiaa n bring held at Tacoma
thia afternoon. ieeal conditions 81
that city being fully Investigated.
Tomorrow the commission viii meet
at Seattle and. " necessary, meet
lnga vii be held at either cities at
rccted by tho fuel famine, aH the
commission ~ fully determined "a
investigate every feature ~ the
casr. With a Wow e. nxius the ~
sponsihiity
u developed Rt TIE hearing YES
tcriaY that ihc railruad commission
has bad similar investigators un
der Way fer SOME time The tail
road commission has gathered a
mass - statistics which have been
placed At the disposition or the apes
ciai commission.
IA a special letter Is the commits
SION Qev. Mead Demands an the
facts IN the casc and the punish
mrnt # the guilty PARTIES. in q let
Ger which he has caused to be sent
90 each individual mambor of thu
commission. "a hts letter he re-
views the situation. and urges the
commission 60 continue tla sitting
until. With every detail In their paa-
session they shall be embodied in
a final report
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~aa later murdered near Wilkes
barre. Pa. aud IL was said that bis
uuduinr VAS the result ~ q dihh-
rreemenf with the other members
of the gang.
According 90 serEf pctFoalni. the
Black Hand society. called Com
mofiaii' ia Italian. Is composed OF
small organized hands 81 the lowest
class - italians. sleiiians and Gala.
bariana lie does not believe that
there r. central organization.
Many 81 the members are ensc0n-
viefa Pctrusint declares that tho
tniY practical saY IA which 20 Grad
ieata thia form e crime would DO
an amendment 10 the immigration
luw providing that umlFruuta from
certain sections If southern Europe
produce good character afftdarlts
from responsible officials Ia tho
land they are leaving.
pufroaini would also Ike 10 see
az which would establish a SIS.
tom Of idcnuflcafinn OF emiEfanta
from the lands which breed the
BLACK Hand type
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19
SEATTLE TO Be
HONORED
FLORENCE RoaE Rrs HERE FOR
ENGAGEMENT AT THE GRAND
kExr WEEK. WHEN MARIA
ROSA Will BE PRESENTED
goa INITIAL PERFORMANCE.

F7ofeaee Roberts has arrived in
ne city and 30 az tbs t4ncoiu she
\ enthusiastic over her new play.
.sfaris Rosa. the MASTERPIECES q
aassnsra. the Spanish aramattsf. and
vkfcA uil rcceiNe Its FIRST pressutt-
tscn 81 the Grand next week
rs story is are - q Spanish xirl
81 msrriea her lover. Who IL known
a. Andres A fellow workman OF
h<f husband hevaurs snafnoufea nf
hrr sad cunirivea - have ths sus-
pkesea % a crima which NJ aceefs-
rIsksd east sron the husband y ~
as n eFisnn lie then succeeds tn
sasssniax ths gtFfs consent 20 mar.
Rag bat after the weddinK feaaf.
sA4 ieaFns % the mans eempllelty
sss ki.is hirn
ms j. ne rough outline % a
rrry Whhh Ntss Roberts saYa Is
nnet dssp Nilh the eonnlct - hu-
mar euaationn ard heart Interest.
MAsa Roberts uha - one % john
csrfs staF& uiii be At the Graud al
rsxt esek. sppeartnx In her New
rMk succcss. The Strength Of The
wsak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19
NEW COMPANIES

OLYMPIA. Dec 70 The follow.
ING corporation papers have beca
filed wtth the secretary - state
Archer. ENlnK 4 Co. Of Seattle. Ia.
crease u capital 90 tleo 900 from
t2t.000
Yuls Spinning q Irvine ManufHc
tufinE company. Of Seattle. tieos
Q9Q Watson Allen. Roc Sinners. =.
Frank Brosu. c. u. nussell aud ~
j MignsfeY
Fidelity Holding q pwvelopmeet
company. OF Tacoma. tiu9 900 a. &
Merrill and T. NJ Hayden
wensfehee Heights Orchard coin
pany. % Seattle. t7s.o8e George
A. Virtue. Arthur Ward and l.. v
Wells
Eureka Tsamlng company. % Sc
attic. o. 1000 Erik " Carlson. VI
GOODMAN and Robert whseiock
The A.Y y Novelty company. 81
seattle. tih4oe0 William Gibson
and Calvin Pollock
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AND SHE is so
HAPPY NOW

joy vul spring up 81 the heart II
Mrs. Clara James when she heafn
- the decree ~ divorce siEued this
morning BY Iudse f1atvr q the
superior court
Aiphunse James. coinrrd. Was the
plaintiff In tho default proceedings.
and alleged assertion. A unique let.
tor from the defendant vas lutro-
ducea IN the proceedings The let
ter ia dated az The neta Theta II
fraternity house az Boulder. Culuz.
where the defendant - employed.
Acknowledges the rat elpg u the
summanss Mrs James wrote her
husbands attorney some weeks aka
With all dpe rxauset. gratitude.
praise ara by. Iet Nj James have
bis diYefoe. II affords ma much Re.
lief 70 have the marriage Cancelled.
aunuisd and set aside. let me
know ~ return mail 80 that l viii
knoN nat an free and once
again clara Richards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19
Start Him Right

Start the young man out ia life
with a savings account which will
make him Industrious and self rcli.
ant The German Savings. Build.
Ina a Loan Association offer the
finest Investments possible. make
each deposttnr an active member Of
the association which is self main
tanning and practically does away
Ntth all expense. Start an account
for tho young man for an Xmas
present 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19
THE THEATERS

last Night o. The Yankee Consul
This afternoon a matinee per
Torrance is being given OF he
Yankee Consul" Tonight viii be
the last time 10 witness this
muaieal aggregation With Comedian
shorts aa the principal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19
MYSTERIOUS MAN IS
DROPPING GOLD PIECES.

There H. a mysterious individual
laakiaE tho rounds ~ the hliiu
hoxeH and stands which have been
placed on the street BY the different
charitable organizations and drop.
puE s. gold pieces into them. Who
this person IL ia not known. bat
siufina the last fee days more than
s. IN gold have been found In the
boxes and kettles The man IL de.
serlhed ~ roughly dressed and
bearing the appearance Of a miner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19
ENDORSE FALcoaEa FOR
SPEAKER OF TIE HOUSE

Hon A. J Falconer. Of Everett
has bern endorsed a. candidate for
speaker ~ the lower house % the
state legislature BY the King coun.
. members The meeting was
held ~ the Hotel Arlington. and
prealded over b. Gen. g W Tib-
belts. 81 Issa4uah. member from
the FortF first district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19
ANYWAY COMPANIES CALLED
sao POUNDS A TON EAST OF
ver cAscApEs-e.sao POUNDS
MANI A TON ON rAts SIDE.

otYMPtA. pee IL Ono II the
wsys IN whieh the eoal dealers east
IN Cascades set the worst Of tho
- Aeal was Illustrated before the
Irsmtssian today when t. Was
.seun mat West side dealers hay.
al railroad rates afe based upou a
- q aate pounds. While oH the
r..s side 2oot pounds constitute a
tAa.
Almost without exception. how
.v,r the railroad freight tariffs esu
A. ! tan af aeaa pounds uufwIth-
.san8ins the fact that aeto pounds
AZ rreoEnisrd as = tan lu many in.
.isnssa an this side OF the NOUN
taEnN
indications are that the commits.
.sa viii reconstruct the laws. max
snr standard tan o. a.eta paunis
~ ne entirc state and Tor public
usi<hers
A. aatitionai meeting - the corn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19
The Best Xmas Gift Is An
Artistic Photo

Your tear ones vii appreciate an
uptD.dAfs photo more than any.
thing you ean bur for ten times the
money Don't wait for the aun O.
shine. as We make sunlight sitfinEa
on dark DAYS and evenings By 40.
pointmant. with the aid u a violet
arc Hight plnHsy. the Photographer.
Washington building. Tea FIRST az
Ind ss1s .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19
COTTAGE CRY ARRIVES.

The steamer Cottage City ar
rived In port last niEht with q
passengers and $50 boxes Of fish
a severe storm vas encountered
on the trip down Among the pas.
sanKefN waa August Baachmann.
who waa accidentally shot while
out hunting aud Who was brought
hers Tor treatment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19
.BON| MUST PAY
|. HIS OWN BILL

PARIS. Dee. ts-=The court TO-DAY
aseilsd that Anna 0lsali. former
countess n CRatsiiann. . freed from
an responsibilities Of her former
husbands tvbtM except IN a fss
minof Instances. The claims faF
which she Ia responsible are ax-
ciusltsiy far furniture and works q
art whleh sns retains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19
WOULD EXPERT
JUSTICES BOOKS

County Treasurer Matt GarmleY,
In speaking q tho CharEea which
have become current Involving the
Justices Of the peace q some ~
the districts Of the county. declared
that In bis opinion a deputy audi
fnr should be appointed IA audit
tetcr each year The recufda ~ cy.
srY justice Of the peace uf the eoun
y ia tho absence % a statute pro,
NldinE for some means - checking
up the work Of these officials
II Ia not only unfair. hn said.
this present sYstom ~ careless.
ness aud iooaeuses. 10 the county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19

Patrons oi Taylafa Castle Garden
are being treated this week to an
altogether Interesting entertain.
meat Ia Jack. the Giant Killer.
the oila IT bright vaudeville and the
first floor attractions The little
ones are especially pleased. One
nl the hiKgeat drawing cards IL the
Mystic Venus. an act that defies all
laws Of aFaFifatiou All 10 being
made ready to receive the AmHien
Opera company. which viii begin
an unlimited engagement at Castle
Gnfden next Sunday in repertoire
~ comic operas The opening mum
her viii he The Mascot"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19
The Owners of
LaureIhurSt

Are giving 20 every one visiting
Laurslhurnt for the next few days
an elegant prospectus containing
beautifully eolored photographs OF
Laurelhurst and its surroundings.
Everyone interested IN high class
property should visit fsaurelhurat
within the next few daya and pro
cure ono Of those handsome fold
era
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19
PROF. HAU M UST
FACE MURDER

LONDON. n'ec. iH.--The EXTRA.
<i>Qn a Prof Kari HAu. % GeaFse
WisAinStou university. Washing.
IN. o &. 10 Germany. was grant.
u to.iay on a charge % The murder
Il rs mogherin-iaw. Frau Sollltus.
Il Baden Baden. November 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19

Russell a Drew certainly have q
catchy show nt the Seattle theatef
this week zinn'a Trayeaty com.
pany. in a musical potpoan entitled
'.TweozY Wccry," Is delivering the
real article The chorus and dan.
cling If one Of the principal mem.
beers IL alone worth the price Of
admission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19
NEW p. o. sussrArloss.

Seattle IL 20 have fsar new sub.
stations One in The Manhattan
flats. one Al 9Th Az. and r. uniau
a.. one IN McFaddsu's drug storu
AZ Eighth av and PIKE 81 and cue
IN JOhnson's drug store AZ g3ra A..
- and Dearborn 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19
Boz. Melville Tomorrow.

Dainty Rose Melville. In her sue
ceaa. sis Hopkins. begins an en-.
garement al the Grand tomorrow
night. running for the balance OF
the week with a Saturday matinee
Manager Stirling has surrounded
his star with a strong company
isis Hopkins" has been seen before
IN Seattle and has mot with public
annruNaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19

~ the Star thoater this week
MhrtYnne. The electrical dancer. Is
creating smailalKnd sensation
TIE voting man IL particularly for
tunsto In bis brilliant lighting ef.
fleets. for which his large corps Of
able assistants are responsible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19

Al the Lois theater this week the
house Ia breaking Is own big rec.
ord In the matter 81 attendance.
The play is nea version Of Uncle
Toms cabin DAILY mhtineca ex.
ccpi Thursday and Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19

hul much more unfair % the Jus.
tees themselves The offenna - a
single crriug Justice. should one be
gbnFlrted. would expose cvcrY lma
fire u tho county 20 identlcal
'ehaffeH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-19
GUILTY OF WIFE BEATING.

Tks Appended ease % the ctr %
s>srtls against Henry Bauer. IN
Aich the defendant vas charged
IRA drunkenness aud vito beat.
a.. wAa heard yesterday aftaruuon
81 Superior Judge Frater. and AFT
e. lively argument between At.
u,reys D-RruieF and Tom Page
~ fury found FOR the cts.