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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
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agreed % 40 bark - Wprk as the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
STX-FOOT THRILLER is
COMING FROM LONDON
AMAzon,s PROPORTIONS.

America n hoon 10 cniQF The
thrills Of a new sensation q HHn
uine woman wrestler. Juno way
who lust now Ii stirring thlnR ! aip
for the edlficnilan of the fnndpn
Johunlea She Is only ~, ba.f ttps
the beam al over ESQ, aud L Hik
feet two IN height
So confident Is that athletic
young woman Ia her ability "a a
WfcAtlef that she ~ willing 40
wager g.. 900 that she can beet my
woman IN tho world She will also
wrcatle any man not over 100
pounds IN weight
Juno says ahe hogan wrestling
when a school girl Of ~ She liked
n 80 we'll that she has kept AZ Il
ever since, despite tho objections
81 her parents She wreuiiea Ia
Graaeo. Roman style. and 20 Tar has
had an easy victory over ALI the
women who have dared 60 faee her
on the mat She has also hg"u auc'
oesaful IN most Of Der MATCHES
against men.
strangely enough Juno IL not At
All fond 81 outdoor apofla, aud de-
punda entirely upon gymnasium
work to keep Ia condition for her
matches.
In letter 10 The Star Juno
says aha IL looking forward TO win
ming a great many victories ia
Amorlca. and abe IL coming here as
aoon AZ she IL through With the
matches she has On hand Ia Eng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
Visitors 10 Seattle,
Attention

The fineat and m0Et tnIoFhbIe
trip 10 be found Il a visit 10 Uncle
Sans navy yard af nremeftnn. foa
can zee tho mammoth bsttle1hipA
Wisconsin and oreRuu the training
ship Philadelphia. torpedo boats
aud deairuYers The cruiser Albany
IL now On the dry daehs for you 20
nae. You Will never regret the VS.
"a Boats leave pier Z M 10 and
~ 30 e. n. and isis and 30 p. N.
week days. with an extra boat 81
$50 "a Sunday, Round TIP bee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
BELATED AID FOR
THE P0ST0FFICE

Assistant Postmaster General
Hitchcock yesterday wired Post.
master stewart that provision had
been made los him % receive rs
much extra help ~ needed 70 clear
up the mail piled up in the office
during the holiday rush. The mum
ber ~ men 20 be employed was left
90 the discretion OF Mr Stewart.
aud a. fast an men are obiainable
they will b. put 10 work The reg
istry department la suffering moat
from the shortage Of help.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
HANFORD MAY
Be ELEVATED

Senator piles has requested
Judge r. A ualllhKef. president ~
the seattle Bar Association. "a fur
niah him additional data relative
TO dividing the Ninth Judicial cir
cnlt u she federal oour Into tNo
circultH
The data T. heiuG prepared aai
wit be forwarded 20 him aS soon
aa possible. The COMMITTEES IN
charge % tha matter consists Of
Judge ifanfurd. Mr. Gorham and
Mr novaii
There has been a great eonEss
ton q iitlEatian In the federal
court 0wiuE to an Insufficient sum
her u circuit Judges and senator
Piles Is drafilnK 4 btu Cor q divl.iua
of The Ninth district. 20 be intro
dueed in congress In the sweat
the bill passes. Il u rumorrd that
Judge Hanf0rti may be appointed
one u the circuit judges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
FL YNN IS GIVEN
THE DECISION


throughout bat Sullivan had no
difficulty IN wafding oft his PUSHES
aud landed three close blows 20
FiYnu'a one
The first "a reund. of the bait
Gle we're even. bat after that suili-
van had the better 81 the contest
III the last round hs punched Flynn
All over the rtnn and had him Eto9-
~ az tho sound OF the belt
Flynn displayed little science
ana depended upon wild PUSHES and
swings to bring hons the eeia.
sulllyan's effort was not a good
one and be has evidently seen his
best days. Sullivan was the Ia
voflts IN the betting "a odds Of ten
70 atx. Hc II extremely unpopular
In los Angeles and tho iafEu crowd
present applaudsd the referees de-
cision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
FOREST BACK ~ JAIL.

II. L. Forest. the aged Seattle
lawyer recently convicted ~ a as-
rinua crime and sentenced 20 serve
"a term of fivs years In the state
penltantiarY. was today returned to
the county Jail after = short con-
fiuament a. the county hospital
Forest f. much improved. lie had
refused 60 touch food for a num-
Der # days. and his weakened con
dltiau held forth little hope Of his
recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
sEhTTLEfrEs IN NORTHERN
PACIFIC WRECK At eRoo

Mp passenger train leaving So.
attic at G.l5 last night wna wreck
"a AZ Argo. north of GeorgetoSn al
Z O'Clock last night No pasaen.
gers we're injured The train ran
into a freight locomotive and traffic
was held up for many hours Pas
Heuzars IN some instances left the
train and took electric cars 10 Sc.
lFff#
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
TO PLAY FIRST
GAME IN SNOW

travel out 10 the campus tbia after
noon and a meaaphonr man VIII De
there 60 explain the mysteries OF
thu snmo as play follows play
The eollcgiana attended = dance
at ne saudeE last night. but retif-
81 before the edEu could be taken
of fhrir condition and viii enter
the Same this afternoon fit as any
II who ever leaped into pursuit. OF
the oval Iva a game of old ttushy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
CAMP AICN FOR
PAVED STREETS

The Rainier Heights Improve
msut Club desires streets Ia that
territory paved and has resolved %
bend every effort toward raising
that end The district In aHesfipn
extends from Twelfth av "a Thifii
9th and from Dearborn "a AHisr
sts. The club also faF0ra the OPEN
log 81 Fourteenth ay from Jackson
20 Pine ~ IN order 70 make con
tinuoaa street Of Rsinisg boulevard
and Fourteenth ar Tia pairing u
Yealsr way vas also discussed and
auuraEnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
MoRRisoa's Emory
MAS a VERY eAo ONE

The failure % the license and
revenue committee u the council
20 act on the ordinance regulating
hack and AUTOMOBILES fares. Submit
ted % n Last fail BY the Chamber
af Commerce. Wa due 20 an over
sight. Il "a said. on the part Of Coun
Gilman Ellis Morrison. MF Norvi.
son has written 60 Secretary IAN
dell. Of the Chamber OF Commerce,
explaining the aitHatloa. and noiify
lnx him that The committees Wouii
give a hearing 70 all parties inter.
ssted next Monday afternoon AZ ;
o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
See the BatlIeshlps
at BremertOn

The Wisconsin and Oregon are
there. with the training ship Phil
adolnhia. torpedo boats and destroy
ora The cruiser Albany ia now 90
the dry docks for You 10 Sec The
scenery along the entire trip 10
magnificent Bouts leave Pier 2 NJ
10 aud 1850 M. and l.tb md
1870 p m. with an extrn boat 1t
1880 p m Sunday Round trip HHe
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
BIG ATHLETIC
CLUB FORMED

A strong athletic association has
hnan formed among tho leading
business mon Of ueorEotown. aud
the new club starts Out with a
chatter membership OF nearly 900
uartnldla hall. which has been
leased Tor number of years. will
he fitted up with an the parapher
MALTA and appliances OF a fifatselaah
club house.
Il was az firat the intention TO
file articles Of Incorporation FOE tho
club. bat this idea was lRtef ahhn'
doued. Great credit IL due { H.
Upper. manager Of the UeofEetoNh
branch ~ the unlun SAVINGS a
Trust Co. for hts untlrinR efforts
20 organize this club. which has
been talked OF for many months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
New Train 10 California

Leave Seattle t;ao p N. lasvs
Portland iis10 . m-. arrive San
Francisco gsts a N forty one
hsura On route The Southern Pa
clfie now operate fhres trains daily
By Scenic shasta Route.
Tickets and reservations at union
Ticket Once. eos First avenue. So
attic. wa6h. = q Ellis. Cent
Agent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
sy REFUGEE.

LOS ANGELES Cal. Ian. g.
AFTER 20 rounds ~ rough house mill
InE here Last night Jim Flynn OF
Pasbio. Colorado. vas given TIE de-
elaion over Jack Twin Sullivan BY
referee Gus HsfgenL
The dccisian WAS bad enc. a.
all sullivan should have got was a
draw. Tie used foul Tactics an
through the tight however. and
this no Doubt had a great deal to
10 with the referees decision.
Flynn ferced the fighting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
cUHBsroNE BROKERS WILL
GET ONLY a COLD STARE.

The Real Estate Association. At
It's meeting last night. elcewd tho
following officers President. g.
T. Meacham; first vice president.
q " billing. second vice preHl.
dent. Henry Brodorlck, secretary
and treasurer. r. G Erskiue An
amendment 10 tho bylaws was
adopted pledpinR the members not
to divide commissions with the 10.
called Curbstouo brokers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
MORTGAGE ON
ALL Alaska SHIPMENTS.

II y fnfavra, commissioner and
recorder Tor the district q skag'
way. Alaska. IN a letter addressed
70 the Chamber u Commerce, show
ed how Seattle firms shipping
goods to Alaska buyers might pro.
teef themselves against any liahll.
ity IN shipping BY taking q ehattel
mort gage on the goods until they
we're delivered to the c1naianee.
this 10 be filed with the commits
atenaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

The canueks IN the sianford-Nic-
tafla Rusty clash scheduled for Tits
afternoon at 9 80 az the university
campus viii arrive on the steamer
Beatrice an hour before che sound
ef the whistle and will proceed d.
Hactiy to the Hfidiron. Many So-
Athletics who have heretofore never
had a chance te sea an exhibition
~ the famous EnEllsh game win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

They are Mofreth. winner Of the
Austrian derby. HammarafL Rus
Sian derby winnef tcia German
derby winner Spsarmtnt Engllsh
derby winner.
Jeffrirs. coming eat OF his hois.
has sent iiurna and OHftaH 20
cover, The way they hustled 20
sign up again shows they are wtaa.
Three puES. Burns. Johnson
saaircs. say they'll uck Jeff. They
are-on. ynu finish u.
Nurse. set the cots ready. The
osmond- uaytona beach auiemobus
races are corning duo
Martin Sheridan probably thu
worlds greatest athlete. cant swim
He says it 10 because be was heaukht
up IA Ireland where shey fump ever
TIE rivera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
you CAN'T BEAT Us UNLESS
YOU CHEAT

Oriental Billiard and pool Par
lars. itts Third av.. have eight new
tables. and the only sxia pool tAhl.
in the city. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
Olympic Market

IFS Pike It,. saves half your meat
bills Try them and Heo. So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
SPORT DOPE

The Oregon Agricultural college
basketball team put u all ever the
team o. the Spokane Amateur Ath-
tatie club last uiEht &c spokane
The score was 70 90 50 IA favor OF
tie o. A. c Fas, play character
issd the entire game.
AT Los Angeles last nlsht flynn
got the decision over sullivan az
ire end az the twentieth refund.
Thrsr be prosperous tlnss Zines
for reinstatement la the National
League have been jumped from tisq
70 $500. Geo. Hell is the first player
70 be ht by the raise.
Manhattan j. 20 b. famous Tor
aamethsnE besides cocktails. \
town % that name IN Nevada has
offered tte.eoa for the next Cane
Nelson scrap.
A Eoif expert ciassifiee the 1903
crack players 80 follows. II. chand-
Ter Esau. " ). Travis. ]. y. Ira
varn. v n HyeFa. y. F. sawyer.
Archie Graham.
Harry HarrteN wants the place
refused BY Jesn Bowker In the pro-
Posed bout with Abe Attsii AZ Gold
field for a staaea purse.
Tha Montreal club l. nNnrd By
New rork capital. and fans who
follow the New YORK American
team fear Montreal Is 20 b.
strengthened a The expense u CRIT
fftha club.
s1ulrsA ths Australian heavy
weight hampton. has a comrre-
heuAisg way - describing hts man
nes q fxhtias. lie says I Just
klf 'em
Hope springs eternal IN the hasc-
ball Players bruaat--Frcd Tunnsy
has hopes for the 1901 psnnant
Spectators got their moneys
worth In a recent fight bstwesn
Kid stiaEeF and Harry Ferns. The
referee VAS Darby MCGOWAN. ana
after be called the fight a draw
friends % singer Knocked bin out
me club sided with the spectators
Nud gave the mouey 10 sginker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

guarantees 60 abseiutsiy cure
every eA1a % Eapf0fs which.
after sKsmination. ! accept for
trsatmsnt ! asn = graduate n
the tssl fes.oguiasd Europosn.
canaefaa and American colleges.
Fef e ysars haes devoted
my fissas ana attention 20 the
treatment ans cure II NBpiuras
and WY cured patients nun8bsf
hundfaas. come probably being
year ueIa nhofr This Ions period
81 exclusive pra<ties has given
me akill and experience n the
cure q Rupture. such az ] be.
lissa SO stasr rhy eiesan cas- Of
fsf Yous
me thorough and lasting
cures wht0h ] am making every
GAY. year after year. ana ths
grateful endorsements Of my
cafsd pattsass freTs that my
rnstho4 81 trasfaent IL all
elAisn Tor a. and I earnestly In
gits yea % can on me or write
Cor further convincing proof OF
thsss facts
cure without = surgical op-
cration az pain. and without IN
ssFfsfins with your work OF
business
Cell Ht my uffies ana I will
prove my statements. and refer
yea 70 prpminont Seattle bust
ness men whom l have cured
I am always willing e wait
for ny fee uHtii cure - effected
Ny terms are reasonable
CONSULTATION FREE
CALL TODAY AND STOP
suFFERfSo.
Hours a m q ,. m. Sun
cay. > a. N. 90 , m.
OR. CLARKE CO..
va eeeerd A.. g.. Ger. Wseh-
insson e. ssstsIs. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

fste.- Baseball nfst played under
that name.
1xIs- NsW York has first base.
ball club
tsls-FIrst match gaTna At Ho-
huksu. n. J.
1sss-- Cincinnati has frat e4iAfied
tesm
fsfd--CatcheFsH mask first used
fssz Reserve rails adopted.
ikse FIRST glove Tor left hand
Used
1885 American fssREue formed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

TWENTY ROUNDS OF Rouoh
HOUSE MILLING WITH SUI
LlvAN-REFEREE's DECISION
APPlAupGn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

-four Derby winners may meet on
an English race track next Iune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

land ilor manager Is Antonio
Pierfi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

Hope springs eternal IN The base
bAlI rlaysg'a breAas--fred Tunnsy
has hopes for the 1907 psauanL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

s1usrsL the Australian heavy
weight hampton. has a eomrre-
heusisg way q describing his man
uss % fighting. lie says I Just
ut EN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

THESE be prosperous timss Zines
for reinstatement Ia the National
League have been jumped from tisq
to $500. Geo. Hell IL the first player
70 be hit BY the raise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

Manhattan l. 20 b. famous Tor
aamethsnE besides cocktails. \
town % that uAnnc IN Nevada has
offered tteeea for the next oans-
Nelson scrap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

At Los Angeles last nisht Flynn
got tho decision over sullivan az
the end az The twentieth round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

A golf expert clasHlfisa the 1903
eraek players 80 follows. Il. chand-
Isr Esau. ". ). Travis J. u. Ira
vars. v n Hyers. y F. sawyer
Archie Graham.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-02-12
Ill

Once more his hand was on the
wheel OF the car. and once more it
was throbbing under him.
He sat staring straight ahead. He
shot past the Albert Memorial and
into Hyde Park The long line of
Rotten Row was deserted. on his
left the Serpentine lay like a broad
streak of silver between the trees.
He slackened his speed a little, trying
to steady HIS thoughts and the beat
OF his heart Why was there that
uncomfortable feeling upon him
that queer, cold fear that had nearly
undone him three years ago?
tic looked round at the great park.
There was no one I'm sight that morn
inc. His car approached the corner.
and there suddenly a small splash Of
color against the brown Of the road
caught his eye.
On a chair under the trees was a
girl with a red hat,
He might have known. Ho might
nave understood the meaning of the
cold fear that was upon him if he had
not been fool He might have
known after ali those years that
Gladys was loyal and faithful and
true to the man she loved.
And she was with him nowi The
second figure under the trees grew
suddenly clear TO him. They were
looking into each Others faces. both
were alight. both were blind TO every
thing and everyone else.
But suddenly Gladys caught sight
Of him and sprang TO her feet.
Eric, here is sydney" she cried
broathlessly. Gle has come home
Come and speak 20 him.
For a moment Sydney struggled
The last drop Of blood died from his
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-02-12
Only Needs a Fob.

There is a plant, native of Bor-
neo, which is known as the CLOCK
plant" The name is derived from
the action of the suns rays on the
leaves, which are three in number
large one extending forward. with
two small ones at the base pointing
sideways. These. coming in contact
with the rays of the sun, oscillate
like the pendulum OF a clock, the
larger leaf moving upward aud down
ward, going its full length every for
ty-fiye minutes, the smaller leaves
moving toward the larger, completing
the distance forward and backward
every forty-fve minutes, thus re-
sembling the hour and minute hands
OF clock.-Kansas City Journal.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-02-12
II.

The great business house of Sir
William Kennel & Co. was humming
like a hive. Sir William himself
was in the thick of business. and
among all those 500 or 600 people
only one man sat inert and listless.
lie was young man with a dark,
Keen face, that just now looked drawn
and haggard He was bending over
MS desk, staring at a sheet of note
paper. Twice a clerk had come to
him with notebook and pencil, and
twice sydney Deyereaux had sent him
away to wait.
He could not dictate letters yet.
He stared at the paper and read the
words over again:
Eric Chesterton was released this
morning. Was met by a pretty girl
tn navy blue clothes and a red hat.
They drove away together I'm a han
som"
Sydney's brows contracted A very
ugly look dsrkened his rather hand
some face.
BAH II he Is out, what then?
And the giri--it could not have been
Gladys-it could not have been
He got up hastily, and. crossing the
room, opened a door which led into
Sir williams private room Sir Will
fam was alone, and looked up sharply
&c Sydney came in.
"Ah, Sydney he said. Anything
urgent"
Sydney hesitated
~ think I must have loft q memo
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-02-12
Press Agents Of The Trusts.

AN important and interesting arti-
Gle in the American Magazine. written
by sherman Morse, describes a real
awakening i'm Wall Street. 1t tells
how the trusts, after years OF silence.
now speak through authorized and
acknowledged press agents. Mr..
Morse tells how the change came
about. and records tho names and
training of some of the leading pub
Lefty men employed One of these
now press agents. j. I. g. Clarke. rem
ro5enting tho Standard Oil Company.
SIS said TO receive a salary of 100000
"a year