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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
THE THEATE RS
New Actors and Dogs.

New actors and dogs are on a.
the Star The dogs Just about bold
their own with the humans. They
loop the loop. jump over pyramids
walk three legged. roll barrels with
their HAD legs and Do curious
things.
There are three sketch teams on
the one program. Tanner 4 Oil.
bert toll the audience How to
Make Love-" Kolb and MarlaNe
have n comedy drama. Rawls aud
Kaufman have house and some
trouble. Tho Roesch song Is pa.
thetic this week. and the moving
pictures ahox the Teddy Bears
brought 10 life GIL nrown. a skill.
fui dancer. completes the program
OF visiting acts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

fssattle stars Exclusive SerVieel
WASHINGTON, March - IN
the social season ust closed the
millionaire element which has been
seeking Tor years 10 rule capital
society again went down to defeat
and Mrs Roosevelt may hoast Of an
ether triumph Il she cares "a bras.
The wife Of the president still
rules. she has all winter long ~,
fused to nvcoxntka any claims OF
nelfmade leaders Of unofficial
society
The people Who have millions
and little more have invariably
been excluded from her smaller
dinner parties She has even
shown great reluctance 20 inclade
them In her lcvees
The ladies' Of the cabinet have
followed her lead and 90 have most
cf the other shlalug lights In Of
ficialdom. Therefore,. the veneer
legs are ztiii In the second rank
There are society folk In Wash
fnetnn who believe Mrs. Heghcr,
Waasuorth. who was the rich Mrs
niaw. Of ST. Louis. would have
shoae as leader she has a fine
mansion. great wealth and intel
reetaallsy. but somehow she does
not lead
Mrs. Mary Scott Townsend. one
OF the heirs Of the multi mililonairc
Congressman Scott. 81 Erie. as
pirea. bat she stili aspires.
Mrs. Perry Belmont. Of New
York. tried vefy hard for two years
She came nearer than the others,
and she wunt sncenmb 10 this win
feF's failure. Her rich husband Il
building a palace In Washington IN
tho Louis Seize style that viii he a.
magnificent as 81 .00a. eo9 can make
Il. and with this Mrs. hclmont viii
renew the attack. They--ihe but
farflies--are already beginning 10
speculate on her house warmlag.
which may not occur until year
from nexf fafl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
LEE WANTS MONEY

u. a. Lee. president ~ tho Ameri-
eHn investment ana Improvement
company. has applied a. Judge Al
erssnn for an order directing the
receiver 81 the company 60 turn
over 10 him certain money collected
BY him from tho holders ~ Install
fnent contracts on lands sold BY the
company
Lee claims 70 be entitled 10 these
contracts by reason uf having pur-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
.BUTTERWORTH
To GET WORK

The board Of health viii az once
complete and confirm the contract
with =. n nut,erworth a Son for
furnishing the city ambulance ser
vice for tao years. IN accordance
with authority conferred by the
council last evening
nutterworth's viii supply all the
vehicles needed 10 care for the
business. II II takes 10 amhulanccp.
They will have ~ laAat two on
hand all the time. The board Of
health IL pleased al The results 81
the negotiations aud believe that
$500 a month IL comparatively
cheap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
SOUTH PARK TO VOTE
ON ANNEXATION

on Saturday Of thia week the
city ~ South Park viii vote On the
question 81 annexation 10 Seattle.
ard frum shat can be harmed fhn
proposition wili carry b. 4 large
MAJORITY LAT November The Ell.
issns voted on the Aaiae aneHllon.
and the sentiment Ia favor 81 an.
uexAtion was strong. but the siec
ton waa held under the mistaken
impression that south Park vas
contiguous 10 Seattle and was lie.
gal. South PARK u noW eonsEu.
ons 10 the naw Twelfth ward.
which Il will become . part Of II
nnneRod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
TO CUT OFF FRONT OF
RAHkE BLOCK

The board OF public worAa has
been invested xlth the authority
to tear down the 10 feet Of the
RRnke block on Pike &. which
abuts out into the street The
stone. brick. etc are To be sold At
auction by tho city
The sum Of s2.ao0 has been ap-
pruuris,cd 10 pay for the necessary
rcmodcllng OF the frontage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
MANY ATTEND ART
EXHIBIT

The attendance az the arts and
crafts exhibit this afternoon was
larger than that OF the opening
Yesterday, the quarters at lt26 Sec
ond ay. being filled with art lovers.
Today the crafts exhibit was ar.
ranged, many beautiful articles OF
handiwork being brought out for
inspection. These included ex-
amples Of beaten work. OF SILK ON.
broidery. Of needle ART 81 an kinds.
and many things curious as well as
beautiful
As was the case last night n mu.
steal program will be given this
evening by local artists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
NEBRASKA IS TO
WELCOME THE RICH

OMAHA. Marer 10 ~ff a Law that
has been introduced IN ths NshFae-
IA legislature become operative. Ne.
braaka viii soon become The grand
refuge ~ rich men Who want to
dpise their taxes
This act creates beard of tFnFnt-
grafton. which provides faF beard
% eommrfca. Industry ard limit
grafton, fhe Intent q Witch IL plain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
soMETHlNQ NEW.

Every time you visit California
you realize some new pleasure.
There Is always something new
Its charms are inoXhaustible.
To reach them take tho Southern
Pacific Companys road OF thous.
and wonders. Three trains daily
Ticket reservations and descrip
tive literature az Union Ticket OF
flee. COS First Ave. Il. r.. Ellis
0en1 Agent. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
CRUSHED BY
AN ELEVATOR

Clarence Bell. n i7.year-old en-
ploye OF the Automatic Canning
COMPANY, ON Utah ~. on the tide
flats, while working this morning
was severely crushed by a descend.
lag freight elevator Bell was re-.
moved 10 the Providence hospital.
whore II Ia said he viii recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
'NO PARDON FOR
BURTON
tssrIpp. rsIsarsnh ssryIss.l

~
wARiiiNuToN. March 1.-THE
efforia TO get pardon Tor eS-ssn-
afor burton have all failed iiis
term Of Imprisonment expires next
friday. aud the senator and his
frisnds wanted him restored 20 citl-
nsnship and 10 the eligibility TO Of
flee. Of which his sentence dspriyes
him. but the president ~ obdarais
hi relentless. Ne thinks that IN
slaad Of his sentence being short
ebsd. u should have been longer.
and he would make u longer " he
could.
SO Senator Burton Il deprived
af the right 81 ever holding office
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

10 you realize that Easter " 90"
week from next sunday Have ron
been 10 Daniel Thurman. tbs tailor.
70 place an order Tor yo1r sspfing
suit EsxerYoae ~ants sod clothes
for Tits daY and u you hurry theFe
Il yet time 20 set your suit out
Yoall find him AZ 1910 SECOND AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

Corinno and Scott weieh are be.
ing 20 heartily received In Gohan'h
"lb Minutes From Broadway that
even they seemed to be surprised.
The piece has caught on well here,
lts broad humor. It's slangy talk
and ita catchy songs. making ths
niece lust tho kind to take.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
MANY SPEECHES BY
FAIRBANKS
tsorlpps Telegraph ssrvlos.l

CHICAGO. March 10, vieoprea.
ident Fairbanks passed strenuous
day yesterday and bis speech max.
Ing did not end until after the
banquet given last night 1T the
Auditorium by the Irish Fellowship
club This banquet WAS preceded
BY reception at which many Ia
dloa were pfeaent
Previous to the evenings entaf'
tainment Vice president Fairbanks
made three speeches. Including ~
address before the Chicago fresA
club A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

Friends" at the Lois Is a Whole
some play. Il is the best thing
Edmund Milton Roylo has done.
and the Pantagea Stock company
takes advantage OF the chance "a
make good impression with the
patrons Of the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
rs BLOWN TO ATOMS

BUTTE. Mont. March D.
Michael Schwentner. miner. was
instantly killed in the RlttabarE 4
Montana mine late yesterday after.
noon. aud Patrick Lynch vas seft.
aualy Injured. hy the explosion Of
a mlasod hole IN one Of the lower
drlfta The men had Intended 70
driii under the hole for the pun
pose IL inserting another ehAfEe.
but by some characterization the
drili pierced tho missed hole, the
pounding Of the drill firing the
charge. schwentner was blown to
afoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

On - face. The idea being 20 offer
10 men af wealth from the outside
uotid wha have large sums 81
naaney Tn banks an opportunity 20
bring II to Nebraska, place q IN tho
banks here for safety and not be W
fear 81 paytnx = large tax on "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

Dustin Farnum IN THE Virgin
ian" comes 10 the Grand Thursday
night Both star and play have
already met with approval here. and
their return will no doubt be warm
~ welcomed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

"The Sultan Of Morocco Is funny,
melodious and lively Hence the
big crowds al the Lyric The bill
Is a new one. never before Heen
here, and its features are novel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

u our aim IN doing work. We make
\ speciality Of this kina OF work
Geo. II woodhoase Co. ii2 Tai.
versity street and Arcade way. 's'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

This theafer gown - a comhlna-
ton - chiffon. embroidered not,
French lace. al IN she paleat shade
Of azure. which % touched here aud
there with veivo, IN gray green.
The embroidered net forms the
under bodice and the Fun pieated
skirt TIE center panel ~ the latter
IL 81 the hilover French lace. the
same delicate material being used In
the UPPER bodice. The narrow
nouneing that gives distinction %
The coraaKe h 81 azure chiffon. while
the green velvet spcpafs az the yoke
and bands the Elrdlo. which Ia OF
the net.
The azure r. seen again IN the
hrim Of the chip hat This t. broad
and Is bent down close 20 the hair
IN the back. Tho low crown f. OF
white chip aud tho wreath which
eneireles q is Of alternating roses Of
pink and white. A couple OF long
white plumes are set 10 frame the
face.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
"a cnuhnv,a alrI.e

"A Cowboys Girl" has plenty Of
heart interest. and Is drawing well
nj the Seattle. The drama viii run
an week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

u. n. Hayes, Of the Shirley hotel.
reports the theft Of a t6=ealibef
Colts revolver from his room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
FLASHES


John Brewer. 2ii6 Second az.
yesterday reported the theft OF sew
oral tools Of large value. Last night
Detective Adams succeeded In re-
covering a portion Of the stolen
property.
Opium Smoking.
George Hartman. a bartender. was
arrested al an early hour this morn
inR IN the Chinese quarter and
charged by Fatroimen Mason and
Osborne with smoking opium.
Purse and Watch Lest.
q. ~ wheeler. Of Yates hotel. re-
ports the loss At Georgetown yes
tcrday OF a iady's silver purse. a
watch and a guld pin.
Loses Fraternal Charm.
A. r, Heath asks the police 70
locate a combination Woodman and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
MRS. BELMONT. IN SOCIAL WAR, TO FIGHT MRS.
ROOSEVELT WITH A MILLION DOLLAR HOUSE

LADY OF TIE WHITE HOUSE rs
VICTOR or WINTERS SOCIAL
SEASON IN A CONTEST WITH
TIE MILLIONAIRE ELEMENT
AT WARRINGTON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
Plumbing which Lasts

Have yua cot your eyes open =
eehslllnEa Beet. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

/ odd Fellows charm. which he lost
some time ago. Mr. Heath was un-
able 20 state when or where the
charm was lost. and even neglected
90 give hia address 10 the police.
Drops $50 on Street.
A. ". Smith reports 20 the police
the lops % $50 biIl. dropped yes
tcrday afternoon on Second av be-
tween Columbia and Madison
Valuable Setter Lost.
NJ. y Won DsrOs,en. 230s Elliott
av. reports the loss OF a valuable
Llewellyn setter
Breaks His leg.
r. Carlson. OF 1857 Third nv.
\. w while crossing Second av. at
Ballard av,. IN Ballard. last night.
fell and broke his ieg. He was taken
TO the police station and attended
BY Dr. Adams
Fireman Killed.
William Cavancas. a locomotive
fireman. AGED 80. was instantly
killed yesterday al Lester. wash. by
jumping from "A moving log train.
The Washington Fire Insurance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
prop. 30 on strrrt.
Fireman Killed.

The Washington Fire Insurance
company not only keeps money in
the state but brings Il here from
other states where Il writes bust.
ness. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

DEAN" CIGAR.
THE NEW QUALITY, Sc. 80
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These Brussels Net Cur
tains are 81 yards long and
go inches wide. The regular
prices are $3.50. 5000 and
so.2s a pair; special tomor-
row, a pair .....$f.35
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-07
WILL
y ALL Be SOLD
NlTuRE, ETC IN PRESENT
IoURT HOUSE TO BE DIS
POSED OF.

All of the furniture of the present
court house. consisting of four safes.
chairs. desks, etc. is to be sold by
the county commissioners. This
furniture. of course, will not be
needed in the new court house. Bids
for the sale of the furniture will be
received by the commissioners UP to
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-04
MILTON NEWS.

we heard man say recently. There ought e
be law passed to stop these factories from blow
ing their whistles so early in the morning. 1t is
Just the time person wants to sieep." We sug.
gest that this man go 10 bed earlier and get up
when the whistles blow or earlier. As for ourseli
we go 70 bed in the ear evening and are
awakened by the melodious lowing of a COW near
by, saluting the early dawn. We get up; and are
happy Try it, reader, 1t will do you more good
than all the mateIia medica
We have often thought il very unwlse for a
man to engage in a business for which he had no
adapiability. A case in point has come under
our notice since we have been a resident of
Milton A young man-yOung at at that time
engaged in the mercantile business for three sue
cessive times. A business for which he had not
one qualification He failed on one corner.
blowed up on another and the last collapse is a
kind Of seismic disturbance, which as the intelli-
gent reader knows, is geological phenomeu on
not fully understood Doubtless he will try il
again somewhere else
That step o, that darling porch step which
has ornamented the top of pile Of bricks for
several months was taken in the porch on last
Wednesday night at $50 O'Clock and nicely
'crubbed. 20, my pretty step"
Rev. R. T. Coursey, returned home on Thurs
day from trip to Ohio and the middle wesl.
Mrs Coursey and family returned the same day
from visit to Centreyille, Nd
Fired Pepper is building two story bay window
Dne-half sextagon in FORM to the front Of his resi-
ience on Mulberry street
Another sunhOwer has been heard from. This
ime it is E. F. Carey, Of near town, who has cut
Town a stalk OF this flower which measured "A
eet in height and zine inches In rcumference
L had only one flower IS inches in diameter.
On wednesday morning the 25th' Miss Malsana
Palmer, second daughter of James Palmer pro
'rietor of the Ponder House. was married to Mr. |
]harles Thackery, of Wilmington. The cere-
nony was performed at the home of the bride |
y the Rev. Martin Darner rector OF the Church |
( st. John The Baptist. The welded pair left on
he morning train for brief sojourn at Atlantic /
ity- They will reside in Wilmin gtOn
light frost was req orted in certain localities
n Thursday morning
Burton N. Robinson has sold his farm near
)wn to Frank Jefferson. Consideration 5000.
Latta Terry OF Philadelphia, have been
warded the contract to build the jetties at the
louth of the BroadkilR. They viii begin work
soon as possible
The Goodwin Company have been shipping
leir canned tomatoes to northern markets
Robert scull, OF Atlantic City, visited his uncle,
lptain James Scull, last week.
Charles A. Conner lost a tive-year-old horse on
lturday night, Cause of death unknown
J. C. Clendaniel is raising story on and other
Use repairing house for Jane Heavaloe on
Billy Robinson street. North Milton.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-04

A word to you sonny-you little
twelve or thirteen-year- old boy who
is smoking cigaretts on the sly.
What do you want to be when you
grow uP-a stalwart, healthy, Wig
orous, broad-sh ouldered man, or a
little, Puny, measly, no count weak
minded dude? Ifyou want to be a
man, with hair on your face, brains
in your head and muscles in your
limbs, you just let those cigaretts
alone. If you want to be a thing,
pitied by your folks, despised by the
girls, and held in contempt by the
fellows, keep right on smoking and
end your days in the insane asylum.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-04

The Sunday School at Zion held picnic in the
grove near The church on Thursday afternoon
The subject Of Temperance was discussed by
John P. Holland, of Milford and Mr.. Daley, OF
Dover. picnic was billed to take place on the
lawn near the NJ. E. Church on Saturday after
noon; under the auspices Of the W. C. T. U. but
owing to the rain, the meeting was held in the
church. R. G. Houston and Frank Jones, Esq
of Georgetown. presented the Temperance
question to the ones assembled Ice cream and
cake were the propelling features on both oeea
sions. and the participants presumab enjoyed
themselves.
Abel Pettyjohn. ST., was stricken with paralysis
on Thursday evening affecting the whole Of the
right side He is much improved at this writing.
Joseph Morris is putting up pretty stairs in
the newly built home OF Joseph Walls The
newell posts and balustrade are of ash and the re-
mauder OF the work is Of pine.
George simpler, of Harbeson, lost horse last
Thursday from eating too much over hay.
Milton appears to present an attraction for Mr..
F. Oliver Atha, representative OF the Oliver
Typewriter Co., OF Baltimore. He spent part
OF last sunday with his Duleinea in this town.
William Lofand, OF Milford, and Theodore
Veasey, of Delmar, were in attendance al the
HANAANAfHs
noon.
Tomatoes are yet on. Last week. the Goodwin
Co was crowded. but by strenuous work. it was
able to catch up by Monday noon on the old lot
We speak more particularly OF the Goodwin Co.,
from the fact that all evidence, presumptive and
prima facia, go TO prove that it is being imposed
on 1, the writer, heard one man telling another
that he knew of q a man who contracted 10 put
ira 1aff 10
them to the Goodwin Co. Another man said, !,
q know Of others" On Monday prices were 1
from 10 to l61S cents and on Tuesday from ~ to 1
Is cents on our market The glut is said to be /
over.
Edwin P johnson, Of near Roanoke, Va, is
visiting relatives here.
Thomas J. Atkins, senior member Of the under
taking firm Of Thomas J. Atkins & Son, died
at his home on Union street north, on Wednes-
day evening, aged SO years. month and II days.
Funeral services were he at his late residence
on Monday afternoon by the Rev. K. T. Coursey
and his remains deposited in the Adkins vault in
the N. 2. Cemetery, over which the deceased has
spent so much time and attention in building
Three daughters, Mrs Emma Davidson, and the
Misses Annie and Clara Atkins and two sons,
NJ essrs. D. T. and J. Roland Atkins all of Milton,
survive him. He has also two brothers living,
P. Page Atkins, OF Milton and Rev. John Atkins,
If Nashville, Tenn.
Susan NJ, wife Of James Lohand, died sudden
y at her home in Prime Hook on Wednesday Of
paralysis on her 63th birthday Funeral serv Ices
we're conducted at her ate home on saturday
fternoon by the Rev. q, X. McCresdy and inter
nent made in the Betrs buryiug ground, near
own. S. j. wilson 4 son funeral directors.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-04

AT almost the last minute the list
Of license in and for Sussex County.
for the year past, came to us for
publication ; and, as this is a mat
ter in which every citizen is inter
ested, and the law requires that it
be published at this time by the
Clerk-Of the Peace, we are compel
led this week to leave out much
reading matter which would have
been interesting reading. With
this apology to the readers of the
Chronicle, we send the paper to
press, but feel satisfied that there is
large amount of matter for your
thoughtful consideration, in the pro
and con of the license question
another situation in which you are
vitality interested.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-04

COME to our town, the metropolis
OF the country, and We'll show you
model town-one that will make
any other town of its size look like
80 cents in Chinese money. Well
show you our schools and churches,
our prosperous fraternal societies.
our solid business concerns. Well
call your attention to the appearance
of the people, their dress, intelli-
gence, health and smiles of prosper
Gus and happy lives. Well show
you many successful business men
and farmers. Well show you a lot
Of girls, robust, full of life and en-
ergy, who are fairly bubbling over
with praise for this section of our
great commonwealth.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-04

Continued on Eighth Page.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-04

LAST Sunday the speakeasys ran
wide open, and there were more
drunken negroes in Milford, than
we have seen for many months. In
one instance a carriage had to be
called into use to carry part of
the drunken crowd to their homes.
If the liquor people will earn respect
for sincerity of purpose in trying to
conduct the business in the best 10
terests of personal liberty, they will
hunt out these illicit dealers, and
have them punished. There is no
questioning the fact, that there is
nearly as much whiskey sold in
Milford, by the speakeasies on Sun
day, as the hotels sell on any one
day through the week, except on
Saturdays. This surely would be
no worse under local option, than
it is now but possible a license of
$1,000 for the privilege to sell liquor,
would cause the dealers to look
after business closer.