davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11
The Center Sex.

a brief study OF the problem OF tin.
ping as applied "a the waitress was
productive of some interesting results
There are men who are reluctant To tin
a woman for serving their meals, fol
various reasons, sentimental or other.
wise, and not necessarily from penu-
robustness, yet these men, when they
frequent restaurants employing male
walters, have no hesitancy 10 lib the
latter. An, intelligent waitress IN one
Of the larger restaurant in town EN-.
ploying female help put il this way ii
answer to the query Of the star repres-
entatiyei
efbe waiter" she said, "epects tip
from the patron he serves as long
existing custom which he considers MAJ
now developed into right and neces.
sary part Of the fuction Of eating; the
waitress would like a tip and is willing
TO accept It, but u II Is not forthcom-
ing she does not entertain that curl
Gus feeling, amounting almost 70 de-
testation Of the customer as does the
waiter.
Several years ago, when began
1t was the exception rather than the
rule when man would pass me q
nickel OF a dime at the close Of the
meal; now the practice is much more
general. and our lady customers also
are much more liberal in tips than for.
merly We could not live on our wages
II it were not for the extra compen.
sation, for such we view these gratui.
ties, from the customers we serve The
wages of the waitress vary from 81 Ia
IS week, with long hours and very
hard and combining work II wait
ress averages from So To SO week IN
tips it rounds out the pay for the week
There i one curious thing about
tips, and that is that restaurants where
regular meals are served they are com.
psratiyely few, while IN places serving
meals to order they are much more
abundant. In restaurants serving the
latter class of meals have averaged
say. 80 cents day in tips. while in
the former the same amount week
would be considered good extra pay
Why a restaurant patron will not Tin
waitress where he gets his meal al
stated price and will do so in a place
where it varies according TO his order
mas always been question OF human
nature which | have never beeen able
to solve
"The biggest bore the waitress has
to contend with Is the iollier, who con
siders it smart to thus show his at.
tempted pleasantly to the waitress and
who never fees her for listening TO his
talk. Some of our hest customers, from
the tipping standpoint, never speak "a
the waitress except to deliver their or
der, and these men are a pleasure Ia
serve. The waitress of to-day accept.
her tips as necessary part Of her oe.
eupation, and no matter how liberal q
patron may be in this respect, she con,
siders il imposes no obligation upon
her al regards an mountaineering d
demands Of her any more than a
thoughtful consideration Of the patrons
convenience at table, This most 81
our patrons now fully understand, and
understanding it. they need have no
hesitancy in leaving the usual nickel Of
dime under the edge of the plate!s-
Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11
SEND TAFT TO
PACIFY JAPAN
Announcements Regarded with
Great Significance
in WASHINGTON CIRCLES
Progressive Clamor r eared--State De-
parement Deeply Concerned as to
the Strength Of the Warlike
Party.
IN WASHINGTON CIRCLES

Washington, June 1i.~-While exces
sivs alarm is not felt in official circles
here over the Japanese situation, deep
concern nevertheless exists among State
Department officials, and in administra-
tive circles generally, because Of the
delicate n.ssrre Of the difference be-
tween the two countries. The announce
rcnt niade to-day that Secretary Taft
pn bis coming visit TO the Philippines
viii take time to 60 TO Japan 10 re-,
garled with considerable significance.
When Congress put the passport pro.
vision into the immigration measure
and the San Francisco school segrega.
sion problem was adjusted, il was
thought serious friction was at an end
The exact reverse has proven the case,
and there Is no denying that il Is Civ.
ing much uneasiness here.
N What naval and military men are
talking most about ii the endless war
preparations made by Japan, They do
NOT Ike To think it IL done with
America III mind. A high naval officer
declares that the navy yards and az
senals in Japan are working night and
day.
The official tone Ii invariably that the
good sense of the dominant element at
Toxic viii prevail and that all viii be
adjusted satisfactorily, but there is rea.
son TO believe that officials who talk
this way do not do so with entire con.
fdence. What Is feared here Is that
the iingOs of Japan, the so-called Pro
gressirees, win keep stirring up public
sentiment In Japan thus making ii more
and more difficult for the Toxic govern.
nent to deal with matters deliberately
and calmly The strength Of the Pro-
gressiye element il matter that has
led 10 great speculation, for it Is OBJ
yiously of much moment in the present
situation.
It is realized that there Il danger in
the persistent spread in Japan of mis-
chieyous misinformation about the
coast. That the disturbances in which
Japanese have been concerned there
have BEEN reported to Toxic by Consul
MatisbaTa at San Francisco as racial.
and not the result OF chance collision
incident to the strike, Is known. In the
face of this the idea that the disturb
ances were due to race antipathy are
not likely to be received in Japan as
true.
The officials here are worried, too,
oyer the danger that there may be fur
Their trouble IN San Francisco, and added
to these things IS the constant difficulty
over the immigration question:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Nine. sembrieh is among the few
public singers who use their married
names
Queen IIliuokalani has denied that
she intends to get married again. al
though she is only sixty-eight
st. Louis boasts of girl blacksmith
Minnie Hagmann, aged sixteen. who
shoes horses as quickly and neatly as
does her experienced blacksmith IA
Their
Rev. Anna H. Shaw, noted woman
lecturer and president OF the National
woman's Suffrage association, Is build
Ing handsome home for herself at
Moylan, Pa.
Mrs. Coils r. Huntington Of New
York has purchased the Paris house
Of the late Baron Hirsch in the Ave
nue. Gabriel. The price Is said to have
been 100000.
In her ninety-sixth year Mrs Eliza
beth r. ellis of Milford is the oldest
person in town and one OF the oldest
In Massachusetts,. She has been a
teacher for the greater part Of her
life.
Mrs. Roosevelt has chosen 10 ally
herself with that part Of society which
goes in for uplifting. She has sedulous-
~ avoided the merely frivolous. Her
name Is on the list of patrons Of art
and music. She Is pledged when her
husband leaves Office TO aid in the es-
Establishment OF a national academy Of
art and Of a national conservatory,
both to be supported by government
funds.
Mother Stewart. the founder OF the
W. G. T. o., recently celebrated her
ninety-hrst birthday anniversary. She
was postmistress under General Jack
son, the FIRST woman known to hold a
federal office. She was the first wo-
man to ask for police matrons. She
began the temperance crusade in
Springfield, o.. in 1873. singing and
playing In the saloons. She has writ
ten four books. the last one in her
eighty-ninth year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11
Whit Strawberries Really Are

The PUPPY portion Of the strawberry
Is not really fruit nor even berry,
hut Is q cluster Of dry seeds slightly
Embedded In a mass Of pulp The little
seeds are the true fruit. II Is surpris-
ing that the pulp enlarges; that IL does
not remain small and dry, BY some
wise provision OF nature the pollen not
only directly gives life to each seed on
which It falls. but also stimulates the
surrounding portion Of tho receptacle
(originally small and hard) to grow into
the soft, juicy and lustrous form.--st
Louis PostDispatch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11
Title to Intersch0laStic Cham.
pion in Vermont
REPLY TO ST. ALBANS HIGH
Repeated Attempts to Get Came Will
That Team Failed aud Goddard
Doesn't See How They Can
Claim Title.

The Goddard seminary base bah att
thorities do not understand why the st.
Adams high school management should
make this statement which appeared RI
Gently in The st. Adams Messenger:
The members Of the local team say
that Goddard should bear in mind that
i has lost to Montpelier high, yergennes
nigh, and several nterscholastic league
teams which St Adams has trimmed
Az 4 matter 81 fact Goddard was Ie.
feated hy Montpelier high school by d
score Of 3-2 IN the latter part u April,
70 the very first try-out game II the
season. AS the Goddard tearm was
finally made up it bad only four men
playing in the same positions they did
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11
While Boston Couldn't Hit
Liebhardt Yesterday
AND SOLOST GAME, S TO 0
The Home Team Also punched Three
Errors in One Inning, All Of Which
Were Costly Other Games
in League,

Boston, June li.The home team
couldn't hit ldebhardt yesterday after
noon, while Cleveland found old cy
Young an easy propositioni hence the :
to Q shut out for Boston. Up 70 the
fifth inning the veteran was an right
but then the visitors rot 10 him. scor.
Ing three IL that inning On three hits
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11
NO PLAINTIFF AGAINST WILL
Court Makes Hsarst Party De.
fendant

New York, June liz Mayor MccleI-
lan's application to have William R
Hearst made . party plaintiff in the smt
brought BY Attorney General jackson
in his action Of custer from his office al
mayor, was denied by Justice Truax yes
terday Instead, the justice granted a
motion that Hearst be made party de,
fcndant. Justice Truax says that ID
man can be made a plaintiff against his
will
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11
PILES pILEsl PIIEsl

Or, Williams Indian Pile Ointment
win cure blind, bleeding, liberated and
itching piles. II absorbs the tunors,
allays the itching at once, acts az a
poulticc, gives instant relief. Dr. vii.
liams' Indian Pile Ointment Is prepared
for piles and itching. Every box ia
guaranteed. Sold ny az druggists, BY
mail for SOC and si.0O, Sold BY G. Ii.
KendriclS & Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11
National League standinl
AMERICANS CONTINUE
TO WIN IN LONDON
Vanderbilt, winan, and Jones Among
The Lucky Men.

London, June 1i.--Americans con.
tinuc winning at the international Horse
show. Alfred yanderbilt's four bays
took the second prize yesterday in the
competition for park teams Walter
Winan's Mariana won first prize and
Lawrence Jones of housewife, XVI, with
Poetry Of Motion took the second prize
In the competition for horses carrying
1853 pounds,
Mr.. Jones Jane won third prize in
the competition for horses carrying 1of
pounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11
Al FRIGHT WITH PIMPLES


Cuticura Soon Makes skin Clear.
my face. a few months ago. was GER
tainly fright with pimples, heard
about Cutictira Remedies, and got Cuti-
cnra Soap and Cuticura Ointment. In
a short while my face was well and skin
white and clear. advise any one whose
skin il full Of pimples and blackheads TO
use Cutieura Remedies. Ruth
Hedderich, 40S w. 3rd ST., Pana, ILL.,,
Sept. %, 1905
Complete External end Internal Treatment for
Every Humour Of Infants Children. and Adults con
sistg or Cuiieura SOAP f25e1 to Cleanse the skin,
Cuficurn Ointment es0cl % Heal the Skin, and
Cutcura Refoivent t50e) tor 10 the form Of Choco-
late Coated Pills Csc per vial 81 60) 10 Purity the
Blood Sold throughout the world. Potter Drug e.
Chem Corp. Sole Props Boston. Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11
TAFT FORCED 10 RUN.
He Says That Newspaper Men Mada
Him Candidate.

GAINESVILLE. Wis, June It.--Secretary
Of War Taft passed through here yes
terday en- route to Madison. He was
met at the station here BY two hundred
business men. At their request he made
brief speech. Secretary Taft said that
ne had been forced into his present posi-
tion as a presidential candidate by the
newspaper men and that he himself had
picked out another career.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11
More speed Mania.

Miss Polly-Just to think, Aunt Ma.
tilda, Jason Hardapple amt been call
ing on Sue Wages but two years and
last night he actually proposed. Aunt
Matllda--Do tell! | declare this here
speed mania has reached Bacon Ridge
at last.--Chlcago News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11
FIVE AUTOMOBILES START
FROM PEKIE FOR PARIS
Enthusiastic Send-0f Given to The
Racers Chinese Astonished.

Pekin, June iii. Three French, one
Dutch and one italian motor cara
started yesterday morning n the Pekin
70 Paris race They were given an
enthusiastic sendof BY the foreign resi-.
dents. including the American Austrian,
and French ministers. 4 French band
played selections.
The Chinese were much astonished
as this was the FIRST time motor cars
had been seen Ia Pekin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11
DISPUTES PRESIDENT.
Jack London Says He Is Careless
Reader Of His Stories.

San Francisco, Cal, June TO- Jack
London says that President Roosevelt II
badly twisted in criticising his stories,
In . letter received today from Honolulu
he declares the President II Il
careless reader of his tales. THE pres
ident may know all about the wolves hi
Colorado but believe he don't know
enough about the wolves ana huskies 81
Alaska to pose ~ an authority.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11
NO CONVENTION SEAT
MINUS UNION LABEL

t'F10E4V t7EF'17U |FVV4 VW9FHIiVH " III III
spect Clothing Of Delegates.
Providence, r. l. june Hit was
learned today that at future meetings
Of the Rhode Island state branch,
American Federation of Labor, no dele
gate will be seated unless his clothing
bears the union label. All local unions
will be notified that representatives To
the state body can not wear clothing
that has not been made BY union labor,
A vote To this effect has been taken.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11
rs PASSENGERS LOST WHEN
FRENCH SCHOONER SINKS
Captain and .Twenty-one Men Reach
Shore in Safety.

Barbados, June 1.-THE French
schooner Jalouse, from Cayenne for ST.
Lucia, sank of Barbados during the
night of June = Her commander and
twenty.one men reached Barbados yes.
terday.
Twenty eight passengers, including
twelve women and children, were
drowned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11
BRITISH STEAMER ASHORE
TN STRAIGHTS or MAGELLAN,


Santiago. Chill, June IT.. The British
Royal Mail steamer OFtega, from Liver
pool May D, via Rio Janeiro shay rs,
for Valparaiso, Is ashore in the Straits
Of Magellan,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11

Captain, manager and second
bascman Of the Cleveland Ameri-
cans, who gets $4,000 a year for
proving that he is the best all
around ball player in America.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11

Summary Earned runs, Cleveland q;
three base hit, Birmingham; two-hase
hits, Parent, Stovall. Congaton; base on
balls, of Young 2, off Liebhardt b,
struck out, BIZ Young 2, BIZ Liebbardt 81
double play, Turner, Jaioie and Stoyall;
first base on errors, Cleveland 8,
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and three errors Singles By Bemis,
Hinchman and Turner gave the visitors
Ia fourth run in the sixth Birmingham
started the eighth with triple and
scored on Hinchmsn's out TO Congalton,
The only good chance Boston had to
scoie was in the second. After Congal.
ton had made single knight hunted
10 Liebhardt. who threw TO second. Con-
gallon BOWED Turner over and was safe.
Ferris also tried the hunt act and Lieb-
hardt threw out Gongaltan at third. The
other two runners moved up when Lajoie
threw out Wagner. iaioie se0oped Cr.
gers grounder and closed the inning.
The score BY inningsi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11
American League Standing.

Yesterdays National League Scores.
At Pittsburg -Pittsburg II, Brooklyn
3.
At St. Louis New York $, st. Louis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-11
Yesterdays American League Games,

At Boston Cleveland 5. Boston 0.
At New York New York ., Detroit
8.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3, St
Louis o.
At Washington Chicago ?, Washing
ION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
SCRAPS

Usage boys who attend the
Usage boarding school az Paw
hneka. Indian Territory. the com.
Ing year will be quartered lntents.
Which Will be double covered
floprod aud finished In the most
approved white mans style This
VIII be- necessary because of tho
expected overcrowded condition of
.the school, judging from the large
Adance enrolment
Ny the teacher of a SUNDAY.
school class IN Wilkes.Barre. this
question was put TO n new scholar.
What did Moses do for q living
.Khllc he was with Jothro7' There
was a long silence. during which
the other members Of the class
took occasion 10 size up" the new.
conner. The latter. however was
undlsmayed lie answered. Please.
maam. he married one Of Jethro' s
daughters"
A few months before the last
general election "A good authority
a.. q G. Money In London Daily
News. August z. 1905l. calculated
that one person IN every N of the
population Of this country was or
had been a pauper In the year end.
Ing Lady day, 1905 London Out.
look
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

Attorney Ellis l.. GARRISON has
taken the matter up with the BRIT.
tab ambassador AZ Washington. and
there has been considerable cor.
reEpondonee. but nothing yet that
indicates the Willingness Of the
English crown TO give up the
estate.
The line Of descent IL clear and
proven. but the question raised ~ AS
to the right OF aliens 10 Inherit an
der the circumstances
Edwin Stakeholder employed IA
tho Northern Pacific office ia this
city. and Mrs y l. Weiss. who ia
employed IN the office OF the West
ern Electric company. az Seattle
are children OF Mrs Stakeholder.
and IN direct line for a bis share
Of the estate with their mother
should the property be turned over
10 them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
Houses and Lots

81 see s. rnona hause lrt Essfaa enc
tieek ffpn afHsn faae aaf Hue
see cash balances eaHau utaafh
lf uaHHnfnfH
81 zoe Flne taNains siis fr faf5na "A
difinu haNier feeIaE faH streets
ready tH hHils nl. ttgH cash.
Balance raHr fHrsHa HafHF &C.
HHueF t1raf aHs=sartratH
q. ef1.-1 room house aat fafH ICES
aFH only nne hlarA from raf unF
Ca Naltaft Az iHis Goa garden
nuH piece ~ afoand 0Hs
half zach
e. sas- one biaeh - ists ieesatt
nniF ta NlHtA from ear NHa In
Ballard Mss ana aahtfF a
zeal hafHain NeFuia
&c. a0eF irfa two hiarHH from rsfsH.
unn nf WnatiarH FarA Nne ihis
eide &c seventy sefHntH TeEHsH
WN saH fnn iata fHf sHgG
Sc ta9aEtnr see nIaHFfr Heuar ~ q
runfns HrHf WnafIanf Vars Hna
CORNER Dee f9eGna 81 $50 cash
balance easy tsFuH ta esfInafs
- fNQeF1nr urw end modern f.rnafn
house inf saafHa nsaf weed
land PARK car Hur a good bar.
aaln Terms
LoNEINEN WruMANk
zee Arcade Hfas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
tsy United Prsss)

TACOMA, Oct 20 Negotiations
are now on by which Tacoma
family hopes 10 come into posses
sion OF an English estate worth
$40 900 goo A woman OF Seattle
IL also Interested.
Nine years ago Henry Irving Lee
Carey died In England. leaving a
vast estate. mostly In English lands
After two years OF searching ia this
country for heirs BY government
agents the estate all reverted TO
The crown A newspaper article
telling 81 tho failure Of the heirs
% show up. was published some
time ago. and Il came into the pos.
session ~ the family OF Mrs Peter
, Stakeholder OF this city. who
lives on Prospect van. Who Is the
lunR looked Tot heir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
NEW KIND OF COCKTAILS.

BOISE Ida. Oct 26 Have a
suspicion with me There o.
nothing Insulting intended In the
above remark It's just the latest
thing In Boise. Idaho. whore the
people haven't stopped talking over
tho now famous PinkeFtou expense
bills whore most Of the Items are
entered as "incidentAla." to 80
cure information" or TO avoid sua.
piclon"
And all the aaloonmen IN the
capital ciiy have adopted the terms
FOR the different brands OF liquor
which they dispense.
There Ia the Suspicion cock
tail. Information whisky aud
Incidental special The inRrod.
tents used In these mixtures are
aboHt as mysterious a. the items
IN detective bills.
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All Aboard
For Tacoma
Tomorrow

We have nsahsF 81 paftie. soInr
ever tuw1rr1H aftrHHaHn traEfrE this
efnre o. lsth and ftt o. m rou
might nhnno us tonight RHd HFruneN far
fFsa transportation Ever bUdt 90 pleased
aud delighted Nlfh fhv ground afttf go
lHs b. ard Is lH rn tfHuHie fa Eiuaa
SEALS We have few customers that hHF
fesa th4n fHuf lHtH ruHNtnn fram that o.
one hiaea rEfs FfauHA u al cleared
irfei hHtHs hlnh HnH aff Eiaina seed
view. Uasf uH tHr Gag Nnr hRnHF fn
81 huel stores ehurs hes ard eaiisEH 81
many af rHf customers teIf us fNHY have
tTsu feNfins atF aas faf several weeks
ard fhnuahf that there vac aHfhluH iu
a. tWf after ttslfinE tHa Efuuua person.
ally thF4 ave nan feaHE ta testify thaf
casey have newer seen anFfhina 60 eaHa.
thr rrNNH7itIHn We ave nfferInH tHth faf
fricea tFFms aHH desirable hausesltfs af
Investments EhfuW awaf FaHf Fre1u.
dira taur iu and iet aH taAs Faa Hvef
We ulH urHuttsa ugt f1 ask Fna co Bag
Hi~plf gHe feaf aNu 8aHH1nsuf r hen faa
see the ground Prices fanaa from fia
tu tfta eaah FHfms Ell go II rfg seek
Ne haFa "a haNHsuufe Ifffs uanfphlaf GAst
aff tnn rfnsa falls illustrated fhat nIii
siFr 80 aM particulars ffaareina the
pfnrtffN NeH can hHFa aHs ffHe pn
application 0pse evenings
NATIONAL LAND CO.
ae..ttE NiuHHef iNaa
Main 1894 1nH tfft
Taeoma-s8e California nidW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
USES MIRROR TO ESCAPE.

COLUMBUS Ind. oct 25-wm.
lam Brooks. who IL accused OF con.
Quoting a gambling house and a
blind tiRcr" az Hope. broke fail az
Tuscoia. w.. an escaped Brook !
worked the combination OF the lock
on the jail by means 90 a broom
aud a mirror He thrust the broom
bearing the glass out AZ the feed
hole OF bis cell. and then. having
one % the fellow prisoners hold
The broom. thrust his arm outside
and while looking Ia the glass
worked the combination lie had
90 work another lock and made "a
key which he whitfield out of wood
and coated with metal He oh
tained the metal by melting a comb
that was made mostly OF lead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
SMITH TAKES
STAND

In THIS afternoon session o. the
Dow smith murder trial. the
prisoner took the stand IN bis own
behalf aud testified 70 lapse Of
memory after be pulled the rcyol
yer from his pocket on the dhy
hc killed his wife and mother ia.
law lie also testified that when
the papers % the action OF HE wife
for divorce we're served upon him
he Wcut into a trance. waking up
from 70 iu Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
KILLED IN BLAST

John A Johnson. a foreman Ia
one OF the Milwaukee, grading
camps. vas killed by the prema.
ture explosion Of a blast near North
Bend yesterday
Johnson ia said 90 have relatives
IN Seattle Tho remains we're
brought 20 this city. The body is
al Bonnoy Watauus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

Seattle Star Exclusive Service
CHICAGO. Oct 20 To have
been a clerk IN a big department
store and then within y year 20 be
voted, ~ a society 81 artists. the
preitiest girl appearing IN Boston
theaters within the last six months
u shat Miss Grace l.ano. l6. a Chi.
cago girl, considers gaining fame ia
a hurry
Miss Lane Was elcTklnK in = local
store when she began 70 study for
the stage. She landed a job which
carried her 10 Boston where she
received the beauty prize awarded
by the Boston Artists association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
EASTERN MAN MAY LAND
ALASKA JUDGESHIP

The Alaska aapirania will land the
plum. President Roosevelt believes
that there ~ now altogether too
much friction between factions Ia
Alaska. and Il ie nurmlsed that he
will select an eastern man, as he
aid Judge Gunnison. now holding "a
iudgoship. with headquarters at ia.
neau.