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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-09-15
THEOSOPHISTS
MAY SPLIT.
Annie BeSant is the Bone
of Contention.
SHE is NOT WANTED AT HEAD
Successor Of 0IcOtt Likely To Find
The Society Splitting At The Chi
CagO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MyStiCS Gather in the
Windy City.
SHE is NOT WANTED AT HEAD

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-(Special y
Hundreds of "adepte)) from all parts of
the United States and foreign lands,
banded together ito form nucleus of
the Universal Brotherhood of Human
ity, without distinction of race, creed,
caste or color" are assembled in the
Windy City today to participate in
the sessions of the twentieth annual
convention of the American section of
the Theosophical Society of the
World, which opens tomorrow at Kim
ball hall. While preaching the gospel
of a love that is as wide and deep as
Humanity -Theosophists always
spell Humanity with a capital H
there is every prospect that the COM
ing session may develop quarreIs and
brawls such as are not usual among
those who live on the earthly plane. "
This possibility is due to the pres
ence here of Mrs. Annie Besant, of
Adyar, India, who was recently elect
ed world president of the Theosoph-
lists, in succession to the late Henry
Steele Olcott.
The opposition to Mrs. Besant has
been exceedingly virulent among a
portion of the American members,
and it is freely predicted that her
presence at the convention will result
in another split. Alexander Fullerton,
of New York, for many years general
secretary of the society in America,
has been one of Mrs. Besant's most
strenuous opponents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-09-15

spurs and epaulettes, in army boots
and blazing uniform. But | love to
think of Roosevelt, not as demon OF
war in Cuba, but as the white-winged
angel of peace in Manchuria, walking
in quiet majesty between two angry
armies of a million each, lined up for
amurderous duel, disputing to the
death the empire of the East.
Roosevelt in the history of Russia
and in the history of Japan is the most
majestic figure Of the country, and
heralds to a war-weary race the
dawning of the morning"
Chosen People of God.
Not all socialistic legislation is
futile. Many existing laws which Gre
ate and sustain monopolies should be
repealed; franchises, belonging to
the people and intrusted to faithless
and defaulting corporations should be
returned to the people; vast estates
should contribute to the public purse
through progressive taxation of in
come and inheritance; eminent do
main should be invoked when neces-
sary to extinguish monopolies; the
life and health of the people should
be protected through the police pow
er, and great municipalities that are
large consumers might we'll own their
plants for ice, water, gas and electric
ity.
I'VE Americans are like the Puri-
tans of New England and the proph-
cts of old Israel; we feel that we are
the chosen people of God-chosen to
teach liberty and self-government to
all the nations of the earth. Chief
among the rights of ma recog-
nized by Americans is justice. With
out justice we live under a degrading
despotism. If we only grant justice
to the ignorant and the laboring poor,
we can reduce our charitable cOntri-
buttons one half. Without justice,
aims are a mockery.
Bread and fuel, doled out by the
millionaire is ostentatious philanthro-
ply from his store accumulated by de-
rauding others, only embitters the
life of the poor. Decisions of courts
cannot be bought and sold as merch-
andise, contract not to sue is void
and mans right to justice is price
less and inalienable.
Battles Yet to BE Fought.
There are battles of liberty yet to
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-09-15
EIks, Attention.

All EIks of Americas Lodge are re-
ouested to assemble at Elks' Hall Sun
day afternoon at o'clock for the
purpose of attending the funeral of
Brother w. T. Stanfeld. Visiting
Flks are invited to attend.
H. C. Mitchell, Exalted Ruler
14-2t.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-09-15

world as an atheist and co-worker
with Charles Bradlaugh, Robert In
gersoll and other famous freethink-
ers, preached a moral doctrine at
which none could take exception, and
that it is only since she has become
a quasi-believer in spiritualism that
she ceased to empasize the necessity
of right living.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-09-15
The Touch That Heals.

Is the touch of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. It's the happiest combination
Of Arnica flowers and healing bal
sans ever compounded. No matter
how old the sore or ulcer is, this salve
will cure it. For burns, scalds, cuts,
wounds or piles, it's an absolute cure.
Guaranteed by Eldridge Drug Co. 25c
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-09-15
Lime! Lime!

Why pay the Lime Trust $1.OO to
$1.2O per barrel when you can buy
best outside the Trust lime, (our
guarantee as to quality at 90c to
$780, according to quality wanted.
JOHNSON & HAROLD.
To Sept. 18th.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-09-15

and the Gulf the Lakes there's clothing Special
better known and higher regarded by the men OF
America than Schwab's SIS Specialize original
handmade Suits with the retail price ION the sleeve.
Five thousand progressive, energetic, experienced
clothing dealers sell this Special and proclaim the
best in the land at the price We are one of the
five thOusand-and more enthusiastic over
this line OF garments than any we've had in
store. You'll be enthusiastic too Just ask to
them-theyre going mighty fast and we doubt
whether we'll be able to get in duplicate order.
Schwab's 'pant behind the Suit is already sold up
for Fall. Don't wait-Call today and let put your
Fall suit aside for you.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-09-15
Battles Yet to Be Fought.

There are battles of liberty yet to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
PUT OFF TRAIN
AND KILLED

An Investigation viii probably be
made o. the killing by a Northern
Pacific train Saturday night Of
William kamaramen. Finnish Ia
bofer. who was run down near
Eagle Gorge, after having been put
off the train because he had mis-
laid his ticket 70 Minneapolis.
The man was foreigner and
could not talk English. lie had
saved up money 10 40 back 20. HE
native land and had placed hin
ticket 90 Minneapolis In an inaide
vest pocket. The piece Of precious
paper was found on hiE body sitter
be was taken TO tho undertaking
morEue of the Bonney. Watson com
pany
KAmaramen had embarked on the
North Coast Limited and vas put
eff the train At Kanaeket la his
Ignorance tho man evidently be-
lisved he would have 10 abandon
tho trip for whlch he had saved ~
for almost 50 years. he walked ~
and down the station platform.
wrinxinK his hands and talking In.
cohsrentIy and finally started down
the railroad tracks toward Eagle
Gorge on foot Tits body was found
after the passage u through train
No. I, which Is believed TO have
killed him.
The body waa brought TO Seat.
tie and In an inside pocket OF an
inner vest the missing ticket was
found, He also had other tickets.
showing thar he had paid his fare
clear through 10 Finland. Hls bods
viii be held. pending word from his
relatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
SOCIETY HEARS
ORATOR|O

Only n musical critic Of wide an
de,aiandinR could adequately crit
iclae the Choral Symphony concert
given yesterday afternoon az the
Grand. The layman could only hay
that II vas good. uneneepiloHhily
good. aud that never Ia the history
Of choral symphony concerts IN the
city has such u large and apprecla
tive audience been m attendance.
II ls 10 be deplored that 4 general
illness prevented full Attendance
Of the performers. Othsrwise Hay
denis Creation" admirably rem.
dered aa II was. would have even
been more pleasing.
Even 30 the concert wun q strlk
ing exposition OF the growth u the
musical spirit ia Seattle and a flat.
tering tribute 10 Director Howe
through whose zeal and untirlng II.
forts the singers were brought up
90 their present standard.
The solo accomplishments were
all enjoyable although particular
mention should be made of with
verdufe Clad" and "On Mighty
Pens" Mrs Nina Martin Hatcher
proved a delightful surprise as did
Mrs. N. 4. Gotfssein. Mira. Colt
stein proved herself 10 be the pos
SCISSOR Of a voice marvellous IN rs
cloarneHa and purity and her Fon.
ditlon WAS almost perfect in all Of
her numbers.
Mr. Herbert Williams wa desery.
eddy oneored and AMONG the others
who assisted In the enioyahleIess
81 the program were Mr. Blake.
Jay Thatcher. II. y Williams. Rob.
ert Akin. Mira kienstra. Robert
Fulton aud q Hurtk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
SUMMER SCHOOL 70 HAVE
DISTINGUISHED LECTURER

Prof. Louis KahienhcrK. one x
The leading chemists II the "Apn-'
Ionic School" IN the United states
who has attained an iniern1'iena'
reputation In that field. has esez
secured 70 give a series y leciufd
al the summer school q the U.s.
Ycreity 81 Washington.
Prof II. q. Ryers. head Of ~
department OF chemistry At -
university. stated to-day TAI :
number OF prominent men VA =
Included IA the corus Of ine,rur''st
during the six weeks sumns
school. and that some rev ccsisss
wifi be given. Including = course =
the chemistry Of rhQtqEraphf =
charge Of Prof l. W Rfandel u -
University % Wisconsin.
Professor Goodc. II tho CniIe.-
silv Of Chicngo. has been asked =
conduct a course IN physioNsFaf
and economic geology.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
Stsstsss SO 1850
ON THE FRONT

The Union OH company tank
steamer Santa Marie arrived from
Portland this morning This "a shs
largest boat Of Us Kind % ne p
cific coast and Naa recently plsnes
on the seattle.Portland route.
Steamer Watson Of The Alzfu
Pacific Steamship COMPANY Il a.
10 arrive in port from San Ffancss
co tomorrow morning with faa
cargo OF general merchandise
Steamer Dirigo sailed for Ekze
way last night With a largo cargo
Steamer Senator q tie rafifs
Coast Steamship company ar1ifa
yesterday from Frisco She bro1rk1
a full cargo Of pefiahable Eoods al
fair passenger hat
Steamer i,auri sails for Hambpu
b. the way OF Central and Soul
American ports
Steamer Pennsylvania Is due b
arrive from Valdez tomorrow
l. II. Gray announced today Ia
the steamer Rainier will be plsest
on the dry dock Al Eagle HAsbos i
be mcraped and painted then san ~
Frisco. Upon her arrival AZ tkal
port the steamer vii again y
placed on the Ways. and nsx -
chinery Installed
Steamer Dolphin arrived fFun
skmgvay this morning and IL q
ficsrs report katlns Encountered
rough weather throughout the -
tire trip. The Dolphin broa1kt
down 40 boxes Of baiibv. seva
tons Of guns and ammunition from
Fort Seward. Sixty.fise passsrs<1
came south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
START WORK ON
new THEATER

February ] Manager J. p. Howe.
Of the new Independent theater Ia
be built ai Wesilakc. Pine and
Fifth. viii commence work on the
new playhouse, according TO an.
nouncements. The tenants now on
the property have been notified Ca
vacatc aus she old structures will
be torn doen. The contract for the
theater has been let and Il Is che
plan gt present TO have the amusC.
mcnt place ready for a grand open.
ing on Sept l. This new thoater
viii be the home OF the Intepend.
ents IN Seattle. The Independents
have large number Of theaters
scattered throughout the country.
and the attractions are among some
Of the best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
YOUNG HUNTER
IS KILLED

while hunting ducks IN a mead
on. a short distance from the bom.
81 bis parents. near souih Park, II
- 50 o'clock yesterday fE1orring.
10. the ii.yearold son Of Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. kelloxg accidentally shot
himself ia the abdomen white
drasgins his gun through the
bushes aud died half an hour later
The lad had been In the habit OF
carrying = gun. 20 which his mother
always seriously objected. Yestef
day he borrowed a gun from neigh
hor unknown 20 his parents and the
catastrophe followed. The funeral
Will take niace tomorrow fnornins
al 10 O'Clock from the family rest.
fencc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
STATION CONES
TO SEATTLE

The detention station DOW lorzt
"a ct Port Townsend vii be movel
TO Seattle within the nent -
months and possibly by the snd q
March This was the slaiemeri
made today by John n. sarKef::
the new chief Of the local Caii<t
states Immigration office. Mr 81
rent arrived this morning 70 49,
up his new duties vice W. n Es'si1
deceased.
The new quarters Of the dete1
ton station viii he II smiths cast
on the property Of the Great NoF'f
ern. The station is now in ocufs<
~ construction.
Mr.. Sargent has aeen In chars
IT the Chinese station AZ FuH
Townsend for q number of Ftan
and Is well up IN immieraiion ZAP
torS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
ARRESTED FOR SELLING
LIQUOR WITHOUT
A LicEN1G

J. II. Haruwa. manager 81 . fsy-
anese lodging house. was arfse<<<
yesterday morning by 0fsc<ra
Doom and niacker fer selling llqew
without q license. Two botslss Z
beer we're confiseated and ths m4s
released on tioo bait
:. eoda;. T. Katki aud r. Ysts:.
also japanese, were booked Al -
lice headquarters - miintsxu
against HaHuwa They were n
lcased on $40 bail each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
INDIANS ACCUSED
OF MURDER

william Baeley and poh ceIes'lns
Two Indians. were Yesterday ANY,
ca by the Indian police on
rnlallp Indian reservation. On va
rants issued By United states cen,
missioner Robert A. HuriouFt =
Everett. Bagley aud celesiine A.
charged with the murder q MAJ
Chcalco. an Indian woman. on ~
rcsetvatl ton. August So. Ihey ~
alleged Co have struck her over =.
head with an iron bar, killlns =
Instantly. They viii be given
hearing at Everett before ln''1.
States Commissioner hufipur1 ~
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
AHRgsTEp on
oiHLs' COMPLAINS

On The complaint af Elh.i HAT.
and Ada Williams. II the ras- -'.5
hotel. who claimed 70 haya 'sas
elected nom an aniomobils. D.ss..a
I've Adams arrested ~. slnee 49, 4, y
=. iiiakslcy' alias aehieksn.s $50. 2
day night blakeiy & an as,s.e
bile demonstrators and al,e~
clerk. The two men t0id thsls -
riea 20 Inspector Willard ana -
feleased on their gwn feeoenlssnss
They VIII probably GOT be- mss.
cuted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
CORNER GOES ron $4,000.

The southeast corner Of First av.
and Vine st was sold today by
Richard Hiunear for ssg.eaa Ia Ole
Hanson and associates The new
owners win erect fivc-story apart
msnt house Of re- enforced concrete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
FLOODS CAUSE
. GREAT DAMAGE

LouisviLLE. ~. Jan. zi--1..
high waters u the Ohio have eas,.<s
thousands Of psopis 70 be hosnsI,..
and unless the flood subsides Al =
early date a repetition of the rrss.
flood Of 1884 10 feared Many 49,.
buildings have been swept away ~
the property loss II almost Inesl.
cfiiHbis. Factories IN this -
neishbofinR ciiist have been obl,e<s
70 eloss. and hundreds u wmk,rss.
are cut ~ work
There seems 20 be 10 signs a 4.
abatement OF the flood. ana N.ts
o. deaolniion are evident On =
sides shipping has been dsmefsI.
lied and waterfront merchants =.
practically ruined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
CHAPLIN BLOCK TENANTS
START TO MOVE OUT

The tenants Of the Chaplin block.
southeast corner 81 Second av and
Pine o.. began moving out today.
ur. g. n coWan was the first and
he has taken offices Tn the Eiiel
block. The chaplin block r. 70 De
torn down and a brick building win
hr erected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21

OPPORTUNITY III AuAlg KNnfrkfS.
At YOUR DOOR lNfE#T AuN.
txass lats II tiiiisHzn stty.
~ essh. tui h = saAF.
fea teaf sski1 - Qs4ssn
AAne kil elsf 81 essh
sss.s.s..' = tio.t ffss. fssisF's and
~ lssh Ave .na Ma nas. Terms
u ~ tsate ! - tiaxk y. n
Naaissn street Adalslea 4 casa.
!. se.s ~ sesh Ave snd Me-
ne Heeu - 81 snrnshs
ntaff SAP fas raeA
sc fin- iofs. fles stsw a
- tzts We rfH ssii eas 20
- - ~ al - - sash.
y - 50 : ssa htasss n
t@Ne $1,000 Aedialfn Tefsns
q - tess hlsrk & f~pists ms
is..s@i.ess 4 asa "a asa<s t-a. 81
tksssans AAisisf Ntfs.t Aa1. oes.
fsasass sna fsstasA - Tsfna
HOMES roa All. LOOK
4 s1a-s2sss-n Aana haass. csf4er "a
II 4 ffest. fsfnvsH asessfH Tsfms.
o. no 8 fN.ariH. iispsefH tAfHs ~
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tsntaa wAtsr fssass Tsfsas
3; - spiiel ASA, 8 roesns.
aadsra. Haer = sash
Assessments petf 81 east
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80 haFfs. rfu1sfn - eFftf wAst nice -
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60 aasss ln niissiaa ftHish. fnafas ere q
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fHaaasan 4aaIHsraH fsaaHHaHI TaTa1afaasfiI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
Frost Follows FIoes.

CINCINNATI. Jan 81 - colsr
weather and a gale has inefeas.s
the suffering of the thousands Va
are now homeless - fesson q a.
disastrous floods which have rad
here FOR many days. There sc<rzs
10 be no Immediate hope u rsIIsf
and the suffering is intense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
SCHUM AN -REINCk
HURT IN WRECK

tserlpps Telegraph setN'oey
SACRAMENTO, Cals Jan
wcsthound passenger IRAN 80
was wrecked cast Of Newcasus ~ ~
to-day afternoon. three cars w.
into tho ditch. 80
Madame schumanns HeineN Y" I.
private car en- route to san Efan ~,
GO. was slightly injured ~
oas injuries resulted 70 any =
3fR3 sscoad Az. 8. Gee Hs'e
lnatep s., asattis. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
eHoNe VouR WANT 40

F6QNG NoQN " AM ~
To The star Main 1910; Ind.
liss The star VIII call ana cols
iect the bin and VIII send 20
yeu tho answers 10 yeaf nd when
addressed "Caro The star
RATES FoR CLASSIFIED
AnNERrtaUMGNrs lhelp
Wantea. lest ard Feund, or
Rent, Fer sale, ete.l One Cent
Word.
SITUATION WANTED Apss
70 Words Three rsnes fer -
centa.
Seven words or fractions Of
wurds 10 the line each la adj
vance. when charged 20 acc
count actual number Of tines as
~ viii Do counted. Minimum
hill for an nd" IS cents bal
lard Want Al Agency, y, IL
Mullen. sat ballard Az. OPP
City Hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21

laassfn iircin haass. 81 Qaoan Anna
Al elegant s-rorm lnnlsfn saftass. 90
wssi 9essn Anne iies seer yiss i.tls.
fssis 81 eitsant eafnsf on Meat Queen
one y shs finest view corners on wss.
Queen Annas A. fW
sgslsq. an auehsifaeiod view On West
4uefH anne go
f6fneF un urn nsanas nefth ana lee.
magnificent view fiaa
r. nNENs 4 COMPANY.
trff Aftafa nalidIns
coon HOMES CHEAP
go sf1m tnlisse erfnar lots e10iaa
IT'D HFrrur EIfHUaad Place fhIs
q a five iuteafsHeht
t-easN fff uns lnt ia Denny fNihrmaH
addition. tHff.H
We afaa have y fre salaaiaa view ldfa In
lateHn worth fdaf lfun.pt ineaaf.s
Hatiea
BENSON a CARLSON.
tli Marion Niafh
rhnne aaiH ntl
sfEl 40
FNt 81 ihis Nice We haFt mms nice lafa
af Green Take HiHa Iu West Seattle.
ara SONS neat HaiaIar uauittar5
tIH htHF 4lrrn Anne IL
At lfa= FiHs Fl loot Of uaar fho unieersIfs
81 70 Hfnsf oi Queen Anne and uaaiah
tsFiaH. ffnnsirr ~ car lines
hitsa ne Air HHt. near gtorEafuWh
cleared Very cheap
tites etne f.foam iaHHa an queen Anna
Ave- nent oaief The lot D. werfh
g Gao lieauuhl t-feam cottage on Queen
Anne Tcfma
nHEnrs cox a co.
fnil.Ni AiaHha Hdr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21

Avenue 80
INVESTMENTS.
ciirAr la's. eco feet iors an TAI.
Wuahinrion ard car ime running fa deer
water. onN MS 20 tl1ei terms s. rcf
menih. TIE new canal win make thrm
to.iay ~ Times nloek. before they are an
said out
nAtNfWN n0iLEVARp TNoFENfN.
dosbh eafner on tih and iiaHfofi
itsQ caah haltHce go rer month Aftur
1nnuny th pfies viii be iaiaed. uwuei
gairr O. sara nleHH Needs cash
See iiAltMoDn," sih bailey building
Sec p ~ lunMA q 90 ataul aIeffsaI
N1etH Investments some pas re- ltFn as
e pfr cent neaa Cog Fuswutsp fund
HiotnrtF HN cifntH lrOW loss De- Invest
newt lewid fhHE fof siN mouths officea
NN reorira Hank hldE.. curnef aHH ave and
flAe egalilc. M4ah fhune ind Htf -f
si.nei i.n,em nadefn house, enc block
north ~ Nusiaf Way. close in
tl.-NN ifuum cottage on rlnd
tisrm rnam house. large lot on esih
Az block ffun car line.
30 lots on Harvard Ave. Nafih On
II geo Fine lot on queen Anne. sosle
$40 tinN corner NNNtHn. with view %
Lake Washington. Good assofiment of fruit
q. 800 cornor. so feet frontage on ga
Ave a fine fist Proposition
eifrr kNaNEN 4 ANNht.f5
eo1s1 noatun Block
m ss'''' SsS0G AaN o5Ue's. s'''''
Il noth Phones a22.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21

hAf.tkhb
40 - Nie faiiliaa iafs with sod ftf >
ahd Gloss a. faf las These i1is gfaflazls
TIE nsHai ana ELL sAaa = har1sIfnf rfafit
elHn nrfh aiaffs fha canal You
ere mahirs a he faissaka N 700 40 nat
ffaas4 ga ~ tplfa = fHsss lets sflia SEA
fah 49, tbHH or naah eaHy terms a. /.
cash sHd b@lanfa a. saf
We h4tu rfai fiNt CORNERS either ~
cant ~ with firs hasisFH itas yau e4H
hsndis easier than faa fan ~ rent lea
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