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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
TALKS ON
TEETH
Ohio Dentists
lmperfeCtiOns

WHAT a disappointment II r. when
( you meet beautiful woman and
are charmed M first with her an.
+ pcsrance 20 see some horrible look.
Ing teeth the moment she opens her
mouth. Il destroys altogether the
deliEhtful impression already made
and you are almost sorry YOU met
her The same is true OF men as
well as women There is nothing
that defracts so much from your
beauty or appearance as defective.
discolored. crooked. irregular or
missing teeth. They counteract the
pleasing effects Of lovely complex.
ion. regular features. beauty Of form
and al other charms OF person
which you possess
Beautiful. pearly. white. natural
appearing teeth are delightful TO
look az and a great source OF salts.
faction. They add 70 the health and
comfort as well as TO the beauty
OF the fortunate possessor.
The wonderful success OF Ideal
Method 81 Dentistry. as practlced
exclusively by the Ohio Dentists. Of
3o74 Pike ST.. becomes more pro-
nouuced every day. Every day new
NAMES are added 10 our long list
Of grateful patients.
When we proclaimed TO the pro.
fession and the public az large that
We could replace missing teeth with.
ont the use Of plates Of false teeth
OF bridge work and make them look
Just like beautiful. natural teeth:
that ne could straighten crooked
teeth and repair decayed. discol.
ored, Clipped or broken teeth so
that no one could ever detect that
they ever had been worked on: that
we could cure aggravated and dis
tressing diseases of the mouth.
teeth and gums-~when We made
bold to claim 20 do such unheard.of
things, we encountered doubt and
prejudice on every hand
We have demonstrated hy years
Of successful practice. however. that
We can do everything claimed salts
faetorily and without the pain in
cident to Old-time methods. Some
OF the very dentists who were loud
est In their denunciations OF our
methods az first are now sending
their most difficult and stubborn
cases To us for treatment
We are enabled By means Of our
complete and latest equipment 20
perform these high-class services at
as low a price as other high-class
dentists charge for common work.
Our prices are In reach OF all
We make no charge whatever for
examination n you have any
trouble or disease Of the teeth,
mouth OF gums. call az once. Il will
not cost YOU a cent 10 find out Just
what we can do for you. as an ex-
aminations and consultations ars
free
We especially invite those who
are suffering from the most serious
troubles which other dentists have
been unable TO cure.
II you are unable TO call write.
fully stating the nature of your
trouble. and we win answer your
letter promptly.
We desire that all who are sui.
fering from any trouble of the
teeth. gums or mouth shall read
what we claim for the Ideal Method
OF Dentistry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
beers Participate in Race
for Purse of
$1,000.

4 sands Of visitors poured
/ ~ the gates AZ the Western
ngsoa fair grounds this AFT,
an Until the enclosure. despite
!. raat size. seemed alive with
zHinlls
'ME was Everett day and the
ns racing event was tho
aS Yukon purse OF $1,000 for
;acers The Everett purse. a
rst worth $500. and the sno-
- Handicap. a mile running
= elesed the racing program
atmastide. Lucky Lad, Esca-
~ Col Jewell. Ozauns. Capable.
EnA haxinni. +. G. Runfe and
p Jake started Ia the snohom-
sandleRp.
rng IN the stock department
/ ene Of The principal features
|ae program both yesterday aud
lr Iudglng will be- continued
|Whout the week.
aaege Maid eas the big aftrac.
! yesterday and promised 10
= mai distinction again today
y ronderful animal started
snr her record % 30s. without
sm or sulky and after making
! efst lap on the half mile track
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
Narrowly Escapes Death
When Struck by
Heavy Machine.

Garfield boyd. the iaycarold son
~ Z. q Boyd, Of i2f nth av. n
while crossing the street az the
intersection OF 18Th av and Denny
way. % 9 o'clock last evening was
run down and painfully injured hy
An automobile driven by Harry
Morris. son of William Morris. o,
isT iGth av. y.
The automobile vas being driven
az a very rapid rate. and witnesses
10 the accident say that there was
no excuse Tor a. Boyd made a slea
pHFate attempt % get out % tho
path % the machine. bat was un
able 90 do 90. He Was BIZ by one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
SALMON ship
WRECKED

Parting from hor mooringa at the
entrance Co Nuahagak river on
august 10. the salmon ship Lu-
ellie went ashore on tho sand and
within IL hours she parted amid &.
ships. and her cargo Of 1880 cases
OF salmon were swept 90 sea.
Tho vessel was owned by Henry n
Peterson. ct San Francisco. 90 whom
news Of the loss was brought by
capt Tiiiman. OF the cnnnary
tender Lehua. which arrived there
today one hundred aud sixty
eight men were saved from drown
lnK, ana no lives were lost The
vessel and cargo. worth approx
mately 100000. was partially in
sured. The ship Ia a total loss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
WILL RUN SPLENDID
TRAIN TO FAIR

Childs has been appointed a spe.
eial agent 10 collect the Hawaiian
exhibit for whlch The government
u making financial provision
Capt Thomas y Baldwin. the "a.
nous aetuuaut who recently sold
one " HE airnhipa 10 the United
states government after successful
" passing a strenuous and trfinE
test. has applied for psrmiaaion 20
exhibit a fleet Airship az the AsY p.
Permission viii undoubtedly BE-
granted him and u ~ quite prob.
able hat b. wiil hFing several air.
ships 90 Seattle AZ the time ~ the
exposition Capt BALDWIN has ex.
hibited airahlps Al every fair 81
Consequence since the PHILADELPHIA
Centennial Hs proposes personal.
y 20 supervise the installation 81
the fyinK machine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
Tells Council Public Be
Damned" Attitude VIII
Be Abandoned.

Having found that the people re.
fused to submit to petty tyrannies
aud impositlons. the Sunset Tels
phone company. through its coun.
sell Maurice McMlcken. announced
this morning 10 the corporations
committee ~ the city council. that
the public be damned" policy.
which has heretofore characterized
It's conduct. viii b. abandoned The
company was present. through Me
Mieken and Manager w ] Phillips.
10 answer charges made against u
~ the board of public works and
to show cause whY ia franchise
should not be revoked The com
pany eaa penltent. admitting vari.
Gus breaches % propriety and an.
uouucing rs Intention 81 doing bet
ter b. Is subscribers hereafter.
Employees lnpudsnt.
Gross impudencs on the part Of
the employees % the company was
brought out BY the testimony Of
p II Barnes. Of 22b5 iith av W
who testified that on June a
cutout man came 20 his residence
20 take away the phone for alleged
payment 81 rentals Mr. Barnes
stated that hia wife offered to pay
the bin. but the empl0ye brushed
By her, entered and yanked out the
phone Tho phone was ON a dol
lar tenparty line. which the tele.
phone company wished 10 abolish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
BUILDINGS VIOLATE
FIRE ORDINANCES

Acting under Instructions frum
chief ~ Police ward officers win
tonight close the doors ~ three sD-
called fasrior houses ~ the tender
ioiu district because they have
failed 10 comply with rules issucd
FOR the purpose % preventing nfss
Thts action ~ taken by the poii-e
department On Information furnish
- ~ the building inspaet0r
These pisces have been known
AZ erin houses bat when the new
regulations went into effect were
made pariar houses
The number ~ women So fhe
tenderioin has been reduced since
last month from as 60 about es.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09

and she dtdh't smoke She was just
a little biz noisy. but In pig land
its no disgrace To squeal when you
are scared
She Eot a couple az transfers. and
landed finally In the arms 81 the
ad0rlng and overloyed Hiram NJ the
fair grounds. wherc she viii have a
with genuine aFistocrats ~ the
With genuine arstocrate Of the
porklne family who are on exhibit.
tion there Meantime Lama park
misses her and mourns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
EAGLES AERIE
EXTENDS THANKS

Resolutions extending thanks 20
~ civic bodies. business meu. the
postmaster ~ tbs city the press
and others. Tor the many ennrtsaies
extended ~ entertaining the grand
aefie u The frnternai order o.
Eaeies during is annual session
IN Seattle last month. were adopt
ed az q meeting ~ the Mother
lodge. No q held Friday night
Reports rendered BY sub-com-
mitiees showed that an features n
the big convention had been car
ried 10 successful conclusion. and
that al expenses would be met
with the fund raised Tor the pur
pose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
California Making Plans 10
Celebrate Its Day at
Exposition.

A letter received from Rufus r.
jennings. secretary Of the Callfos.
nia promotion committee. an.
nonncos that the finest special
train that ever pulled out % san
Francisco viii carry the members
~ the promotion committee whn
VII make an excursion trip 10 So
attic Tor the purpose ~ helping Ia
the celebration Of California DaY
az the a Y-P +. on June rs. 1903
Jesse =. Wilaou. president of the
federal board 81 App. commits
aiunHre. announces that Iloxd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
ON THE FRONT

steamer indianapolis will dry
dock Thursday Go ship a new wheel
british steamer Franklin arrived
last night from Mnroran. Japan
She ia under charter 10 Buifnur
Guthrie % load wheat for the Unit.
"a Kingdom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
TROUT FISHERS
AFTER PRIZE

Residents u Maple valley are
engaged IN contest for o prize Tor
the biggest trout caught below ths
Cedar river intake before septom-
Der a. The prize has been Of
fered BY y. ! BoyIe. Of 300 Sec
ond av, and the fish must be
weighed before him as well as be-
fore =. T. Furnau and Dan Nc
oillls. ~ Maple Valley. who have
been selected ms Judges.
STOCK MARKET FURNISHED BY
8. c. OSBORN & co.
New York. Sept ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09

Refined DarktOWn Lady Min
atrels. 80 ladies' In character songs.
dances. iigs. coon songs. local odd.
ities. etc. Two hours Of screaming
Inu. Moore theatre. Friday and
Saturday evenings. Prices 2Jc 20
$3.50. .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
KING EDWARD RECEIVES a
PAPAL LEGATE
is DONE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THREE
HUNDRED YEARS.

seiobled. presented a picture never
To- be forgotten
over 10000 people thronged the
streets about the entrance 90
Westminster. aud all the thorough.
fares leading 10 the three halls
where the various secretaries Of
: the congress are 40 be- held II IL
estimated that no less than 200. 900
Roman Catholics from Europe are
visiting London. and that almost as
many more Americans are here.
Prelates March.
After the ceremonies Of the
opening OF the congress were over
the pFelatea marched ia little
groups to their meeting places.
The sight Of priests Of both the
Latin and Oriental rites ia the
streets Of London dressed in cas-.
sock and hood Was most unusual.
The following cardinals were
present at today's opening session
Cardinal Gibbons. archbishop Of
Baltimore. Cardinal Logue. arch
bishop OF Armagh. Cardinal Moran.
archbishop Of sydney. Cardinal Le-
cot. archbishop Of Bordeaux. Car
dlnal Fisher. archbishop ~ co.
logne. Cardinal Morcier. archbish-
op Of Meehlln. Cardinal Ferrad,
archbishop Of Milan. aud Cardinal
Matthew. from the papal curia OF
Rome
Each cardinal n accompanied by
HIS own suite. and Cardinal Van.
nutelii is accompanied by a retinue
suitable TO his rank as papal le-
gate.
Dgnitarles Present
Church dlgnltarics are from the
United states. Canada, France. Bel
GUM. Holland. Germany. Austria.
Italy. Spain. Algeria. Central Amer
lea. Africa Cape Colony. india
Burmah. Mexico. Brazil. Australia
aud New Zealand Aside from today
the most important session Of the
congress will be- the closing cero-
monies next Sunday afternoon.
Cardinal Gibbons Is 10 celebrate
high mass Sunday morning az
Westminster.
by special permission Of the
pope. a high mass Is TO be cele-
bratod according 90 the Greek rite
one day In the cathedral
Parade o. Children.
One special feature o. the con
eross will be parade Of 1900
school children on Sunday. The
children will represent the cathO-
lic schools OF London and the prov
incea The digul,aries will view
the parade from the residence Of
the archbishop 81 London.
The city authorities arranged for
a heavy guard Of police al the ca
thedral today. and extra precautions
haYe been made for all the events
Of the week 90 prevent demonstra-
lions by the radical proieaiants.
The only show Of feeling SO far
noticed was the kissing Of The dix
nitarles by street crowds today
The threats OF the protestant al.
lance has made general The fear
OF some sort Of outbreak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09

on every public question. he con.
cluded his apeech with a high trib.
ate " Tart and a prediction 81 bis
election BY a tremendous plurality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09

Rods. lines. reels. spoons. hooks.
shriyela. split rings. everything re-
quircd for salmon fishing al A. l..
Halls. I'LL First ay. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09

Total sslss s2s. 900.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago. Sept. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
Ella Wheeler Wilcox on OsteOpathy

THE day OF powder aud pin and knife is nearing its
becoming intelligent be hacke
search health when agreeable methods
available and better results be obtained smaller pc
would suggest osteopathy. II Is the an
more method L. absoutel
harmless harmony with Nature than drugs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09

John Shinberg, Cured of EpiIeptic Fits, Praises
Drs. Ioughney of Seattle Wash.

N d cpl OF a = m
H I y Of IN n o a
n a a o 0 o
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-28
PRICES REGULAR
Uhr FdonahIe

The Wine and Spirit Gazette" a recognized exponent of the liquor trade" comes out in a scathing article against the "Church in Politics. "
 It takes the ground that the church has nothing to do with the controversy between the saloon and the people. To read its scathing rebuke against the clergery is nothing short of blasphemy, and at the same time shows to what despicable means they will resort to carry their point. Speaking of the ministers we quote the follow ing:
 They use blasphemous lan- guage and become liars in the name of God"
 They are no worse than those who mingled prayers with the groans of the martyred inno- cents dying at the stake-and they are no better.
 They ignore evidence, they obscure facts, they deceive and practice perjury for the sake of their fanatical notions, and let loose lawlessneSs and lust in the name of religion and moral ty' etc. ad infnitum.
 It is enough to make every christian unite in one solid phalanX against the liquoi traffic to read such a tirade as the above, made against those faith ful men the preachers, the custodians of the morals of d community
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-28
Flat Fish for Low Water.

Carnegie lake" still continues to be source of interest both to the stu dent body and the townfolk of Prince ton. Discussion never wanes as to the advisablity of the college going in for rowing, a sport in which it may event ually hope to vie with the crews that row on the Thames or the Hudson. But lately a new suggestion has been made in the university town as to the wisdom of the plan of stocking the sheet of water with fish. Now, it must be known that the new lake is eX- tremely shallow, it's greatest depth be- ing less than four feet. When the matter of piscatorial interest was first under discussion, one undergraduate almost put the subject to death by re. marking:
 Well, if they must put fish in the lake they will have to limit the kind to founders. Any other sort of fish would either scrape themselves to death on the bottom or get sunburnt on their backs"
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-28
FORTUNE TELLERS IN EGYPT.
Found Everywhere, But Luxor Seems
 Their Natural Home.

Everywhere in Egypt one will find fortune tellers, but no city boasts more for it's size than Luxor. Those who read the 4uIu,e with sand are in the mai ty Icy st cross-legged on the ll 4ld and mutIer ' prelimin- ary jargon Finally they hit up the sand, and as 1t trickles through their fingers they claim to see the life of their patron revealed. As none of the prognosticators speak English, and it falls to the lot of the dragoman to translate, it is difficult to place the credit of shrewd guessing where it be- longs. At Luxor, as in all cities along the Nile, water for domestic purposes is carried from the river by the women and young girls, and no more interesting phase of everyday life is seen in Egypt than the evening process sion of trailing robed figures, many of which now carry large Standard Oil cans instead of picturesque jars upon their heads The hotels at Luxor are all situated on the river bank, within a few yards of the water, and it is the delight of the guests to sit on the broad verandas and watch the natives who bring up water to irrigate the lawns and to sprinkle the dusty roads.-Harriet Quimby, in Leslie's Weekly.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-28
Air Brush in Paintinu.

The compressed air spray has been used for a considerable time for painting large surfaces, like the Eiffel tower, and for whitewashing tunnels. The newer art of decorating small sur faces by means of an air brush seems to have reached it's highest develop ment in Germany. Of the two types of apparatus, one is held like a pencil and the other is used like a revolver. and the air for spraying is supplied from a cylinder of compressed air or carbOnic acid gas, or in more primi- tive way by a hand pump It is ca pable of great variety of applications The airbrush can be used for ordinary industrial painting by any unskilled workman. while an artist of some abil- ity can paint flowers ane other de- signs upon enamel, glass, porcelain bronze, paper and even upon cloth carpets and other fabrics. IL has prove specially serviceable in retouching photographs
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-28
PICkINGS.

A stiff walk will cure headache
 A good rhinoceros is worth $4.500.
 To keep the mouth closed is the best preventive of cold.
 Automobiling has caused both smok- ing and drinking to decline.
 The ostrich is the swiftest animal. It can do mile a minute
 Suicide in the American army aver- ages 12 in the 1000. This is the record
 Blenheim palace, the duke of Marl- borough's seat near Oxford, cost $l,500000
 Butter perfumed with violet or rose is sometimes served at fashionable dinners.
 As you take up your cards in game of bridge you hold one of 635,- 013,559, GOO possible hands.
 The speed of transmission in over head wires is 16.000 miles a sec ond, in submarine wires, 6,020 miles.
 Piano playing, a French scientist claims, is to be blamed for the major ity of nervous disorders from which young girls suffer.
 The owl cannot move its eye, but, by way of compensation, can turn its head round in almost a complete cir cle without moving its body.
 Where the whalebone product used to average 10000 pounds year, it now averages less than POO, ,000 pounds. The price has risen to SC pound.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR CONGRESS-.

The News is authorized to announce W. Goodwin, of Bradley County, as a candidat : for Congress from the seventh congressiora- district subject to the action of the Dem ocratic party,
 The News iS authorized to announce H. & Powell, of Ouachita County. as a candidate for Congress from the seventh congressional district subj ect to the action of the Dc-4)- cratic party.
 The News is authorized to announce Minor Wallace of COlumbia county as candidate for Congress from the seventh CongreSsional district subj ect to the action of the Demo- cratic party
 THE NEWS is authorized to annhunce ]. II McCOLum, of Hempstead county. as a candi- date for Congress from the seventh district subje ect to the action of the Democratic party
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-28
FOR COUNTY CLERK

We are authorized to announce d. A. Bauy as a candida for County Clerk of Nevada County, ubJect to the action of the Demo- cratic primary
 We are authorized 10 announce Nat Martin as candidate for County Clerk of Nevada Countysubl ect to the action of the Democrat lc primary.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-28

E A. Short the Jeweler with long experience is now prepared to test and fit your eyes at lis new Jewelry store in the McRac block. Eyes tested free and fit guarantee ]
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-28
FOR SHERIFF

We are authorized to announce Jno. r. Warren as capdidate for Sher1 of Nevada County subject to the action of che Demo cratic party.
 We are authorized to announce Ed Hood as candidate for reelection to the office of Shern of Nevada County subject to the action of the Democratic primary,
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-28
No Use for IL.

Adam was naming the animals.
 What are you going to call this one?' asked Eve, pointing to the striped little specimen that came next.
 ''l am not going to call 1t at all" said Adam, holding his nose. Send it away"
 This is why the skunk is known by so many different names.
 By the time a woman has learned to cook and keep house she has gener- ally killed off her first husband with dyspepsia
 There is nothing so wonderful as the things that woman can believe except the things she can suspicion. once her credulity has been shaken.
 A young girl demands that the man she marries shall love her deeply, passionatelN romantically. with a love he has never felt before After a woman has been married ten years she is satisfied to get along in reason able peace with him.-Dorothy Dix in Chicago American
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-28
TEL EPHoNE 2@Z
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

Any erroneous reflection upon the charac- CT, standing or reputation of any person, firm or corporation which may appear in the col umnS of The News will be gladly corrected upon It's being brought to the attention of the publishers.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-28
FOR RTAN- ASSESSOR

We are authorized to Juo. D. Bright as a candidate for reelection to the office of Tax Assessor of Nevada County. subject to the action of the democratic primary.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-28
FOR C.IRCrIT CLERk

We are authorized to announce Finis F. Murrah as a candidate for reelection to the office of Citcuit Clerk of Nevada County, sub ect tO the action of the democratic party.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-28
FOR CITY MARSHAL.

We are authorized 10 announce Clyde Marsh as candidate for city marshal, of Prescott. subject to the action of the primary election February 18th.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-28

There are few young people with sufficient power of concentration to be able to do much without boss.- Uncle Dick in Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-28

If there Is anything with a greater aptness to get in the way than a dog it is a woman
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-28

Man Is so constituted that he will do more for drink than he will for dollar.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-28
BY THE WAY.

You cannot set back your birthdays by simply doing something foolish.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-28

A stiff walk will cure headache.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15
Hnhha-d Rros. a co,s Letter.

New York, April 14.-(Special)- The liquidation continued today, but from more general sources. The de- cline in Liverpool was foreshadowed by the telegrams of yesterday, and at our opening the market showed some slight selling power at the lower fig ures then ruling. Trading was light during the forenoon, but later free or ferings made a low level, from which at the close. there was a slight rally on belated orders. Prices are. or would be, inviting were there any speculative activity beyond that of the local trade. Spot cotton in the south is well held, despite the short time in some mills, and the closing of others. The supply appears to be less than the demand.