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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-26
GRATEFUL PRAYERS RETURN IN
SHOWERS OF BLESSING


Thanksgiving day brings more
fofcibly TO rs the great duty We
owe 60 God for the wonderful bless
ing bestowed upon ua through
Jaana Christ
When We we're '.foanlng under
the weight OF our inigultlea, our
Savior God drew the poison Of sin
from our heart az the sacrifices Of
His own life, Ito healed orr wounds
with Ills own Precious Blood, lie
died that We might live. lie be.
eame a slave that We might be free.
How do Wa repay him7 Like the
lion We are seized with tire GRAY.
inRn Of hunger Oar hunger IN am.
hilton. Our hunger is anger. Our
hunger la lust and aYarica Angels
look on as nn spectators. % record
tho issue % our struggles with our
passion. We rush into the arena
We are met by our Divine neio'fae
tor who shows us the wounds tie
has received for us. lie appeals 10
our gratitude.
Tho Apostle of the Gen,lles IL
never weary 81 giving thanks 20
God And In every instance his
expressions Of gratitude occur In
the Opening chapter. "a. " 10 al.
moniHh Us that All our prayers aud
good works should be inaugurated
BY Thanksgiving
Every deyoui Christian should re.
iolce that the chief sosocutiye ~
this patton. az well as the governors
OF the different states. are ac'
enslomfd once year % invite the
people ~ the United STATES 20 re
turn thanks % God for IFS hsces'
inEa 20 ua II IL a healthy Sign 10
eee our chief magistrate officially
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-26
PR0CURERS
RELEASED ON BAIL


Unwilling longer 90 keep IN Jail
the Japanese who we're arrested
several days aso on charges OF Inn
porting Japanese EiylA into the
raissd States for immoral purposes.
the government yesterday consent.
I'd To their release ou 81 900 ball
each. with the exception % the
woman. who was allowed her 10.
erty On = $500 bond
The Japanese released were y
fAhikawa X KatayAma. g MinamA
aud hin wife. II Minama.
Capt r X GaRiey Is AZ liberty
on a e. COO bond The case against
iahikAwa came SO before Tniied
States Commissioner Armstrong
yesterday afternoon. and the rcduc
ton IN bail YES made II the r..
quest II p. v DAvia. counsel Tor
the Japanese The Orlentain are or.
dered "a appear before the Grand
jury next February.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-26
HARRY e. HALL IN
JAZZ. ONCE MORE

Harry y. Hall. Who vas arrested
several DAYS aKo BY citY Deicc.
lives HArbco and Kennedy on a
charge ~ deserving his wtfe. IL now
~ the county jail on q more serious
charge
Police Judge John b Gordon yes.
tcrday afternoon fixed his bonds at
81 600. which BE- was unable 10 fur.
niNh Sra Han. Who lives NJ Green
Lake. says Hail came 10 her night
before last with IN alleged affinity
and threatened 20 kili her n she
dia not give him an engagement
ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-26
The Light of Reason Enters, Spreading ID Mdgsd|
Rays, Lighting the Pathway OF Mans ''u'
neying to Heaven Of Hsppf
ness and Glory.
THE PSYCHIC PIANIST OF TIE Hc'
Mime. Nellie Ri'on is the Star in the Diaden q n
Profession-Few Have Achieved the ken0vr u
She Has Earned or Acquired the Dstincn@ n
Has Been Awarded Her.

The most crucial test that one
who practices a profession must
submit 10 IL the crucial test of time.
No business that IL ever ~ slightly
tinged with fakeism OF doubt can
withstand The Development 81 time
and the Interchange Of ideas among
those who consult. investigate and
pass judgment Nine Rion has
been Ia Seattle over four months
She has been consulted by thou
sands. The best evidence Of her
wonderful power Is the Testimony
Of her large clientele who have
come from every walk Of life; sec
ondary 10 this e. the true and bril-
liant work ~ four months restless
activity. and without exciting the
hostility or falling 20 secure the
admiration Of every person who has
consulted her A person should be
judged by his or her work. and 40
she &c. Nine. Rion has been tried
She has met every expectation.
every advertised promise, and her
reputation is established.
The Chicago Tribune SAYS.
Nine Ri'on IL one OF the most
celebrated eiairYoyante and astrolo-
gers within the present purvey Of
human knowledge She Ia gracious
in her demeancF. honest Ia her
every act or expression"
II may he OF vital interest % you
20 know the outcome Of your pres.
ent distress. The happiness OF your
future life may depend upon the
right solution aud proper advice
Mime. Ri'on has hlazed the path
OF thousands who nov enjoy pros
perity and the fail measure Of hap
pincas. Her one dominant ambition
is 10 help the suffering and Go adj.
minister to the wants Of the needy
to so untangle the complicated az
fairs Of troubled humanity as 20
make her service indispensable TO
rich and poor alike. aud make her
respected. honQred and reverod IN
every household or hahitation
whore care or misfortune has
lurkcd,
Are you In trouble9 She can
point you Che way 20 the clear
skies, beyond the gloom that over
shadows YOU,
Has trusted friend proven
falHog Mime. Rl'ou will tell why
and how TO reclaim the friendship
that has heep lost
Has your wife or husband grown
cold? This talented woman viii re
veal tho'eauso Of that coldnoss
Has deception heon practiced
upon your Mme, Rion win tcN you
II &c has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-26
MEETS DEATH I'M
FRONT OF TRAIN

srp&ANM Nov 2sW W
s,islsessAa. q sSeet%ers Pacific sur.
seges. zee segf.cA As 4ss~ incoming
trails 81 izsafsAaA trfs sssis3 and
hsssfs@fls haiksa Fhs AsSa a com
szASlo@ wes~ walking along the
fF@cA As fx@ tFaAa approached
A.ash wW@F@a eGF. ss4S nukhman
sfs~ss ksp se4a1 A.ns sac struck BY
. rrahr8
Gr~u~es W iesey re4@~sa Tho re-
ss&iha keessaesf 10 tF~ %sz&tt sofgae
Ssi44hneaN fvea Ia TIRE city. but she
esti%see@@ Ae esses@.rm&.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-26

PERTH AMBOY. r. J.. Nov. 20
Seven men with bullet wounds are
in the hospital. and Two will die.
AZ the result ~ rlotinR strike N
100 men 20 secure an lnCfcnEe 81
wages from ~ 30 e. $3.50 a day
Tho injured are All foreignrrs who
have been employed Al the Nntious
firepro0finF company. They claim
that they we're told that " Taft WsN
tiecte9 they would get $3.50 "a dag
and. as their pay was not raised
they struck.
Intense excitement prevails as
the strikers declare tho deputy
sheriffs were not Justified IN flrlng
UPON them Two ~ the wounded
men are dying ~ the hospitso IRE
citizens fear for this morrow. when
a renewal of the attack % the piaef
~ the National FifepF00nng conn
pauy NJ threatened
For two days there has been riot
ing ~ Keaebey and number ~
manufacturing towns along fhs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-26
BEzEMER'S TRIAL
POSTPONED
(By United Press,

nELLINGffAaf. Nov. 26.-The
trial Of leo negemer ON a charge
OF attempting. 10 blackmail r. r.
English. of Mount Vernon. will not
be held until the February term
OF the superior court OF Skagit
county. according TO a statement
made hy } d Abrams. attorney for
the man. Abrams refuses TO say
what the defense viii be. but he
mabes this significant assertion; j
believe ] can easily find fifty per.
@s@a ako knew Bescmcr well dur
Fng the last three years who viii
p~e@s that he hiss Not been mental.
" responsible AE regards Dun
cea BOYD held sof completely in
tbs robFsegy os rAs Mccoy. logger
or <As@it cuaafSi Abrams. who il
bis attorney. ko&6s th@t tha young
rika ls lsf.o~en4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-26
DESERTS Ills POST FOR
SWEETHEART

SPRfNOFfEisD. Mo. Nov. 81
Private H. Norris Of the Eighth Ia.
fanfry. U. :. A.. stationed 81 Mont.
Grey. Cal. IL IN prison here today.
awaiting transportation 90 Fort
Leavenworth. whefc he VIII be
oourtmaftiRlcd for DESERVING his
post In order 20 visit his sweetheart.
Mlas Sarah Carter Of Garfield.
Arkansas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-26

pfociainlng the supreme dominion
and fatherly supervision Of our
Creator
Gratitude e. not only duty We
owe for past fafora. bHi Il II the
best means uf attracting fresh ones
from the Fountain ~ Grace. for the
prayer ~ ThankaRiylng II heaven
" stream that flows into the ocean
of divine love. aud again returns
% ua La showers 81 bencdietion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-26
BIG BURGLAR jos
~ SEATTLE FAns|
ely FINDING pLAr,

a big burglar Job in Seattle has
been aYefted by the discovery in
Spokane 81 the burglars explosive
plant Just as II was about 70 b.
shipped 20 this city. When and
when the burglary Was 10 have taken
place will probably never b.
kngwp. but from the caution shoNn
BY the burglars. the local police are
eatihiied that the safe blowing
planned wa something out 81 the
ordinary,
The proprietor 81 the Lufkln
lodging house Ia Spokane received
= letter % forward q box 10 ]. {
Wgenin. Seattle The box had Lain
for some time in the lodging h0uae
store room III with grips. trunks aHd
other Accommodations The boz vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-26
HERO SAVES
$50 LIVES

la CROSSE. VIA. Nov 2s--The
haroiam d Engineer Julius Sever
son. Of la Crosse. saved The lives
% $50 passengers IN a collision on
the Burlington railway train AZ
Portage Junction. lii Az paeseu.
ser train No. a.. the heaviest on
the line. drcW near Portage juno.
tiuu, a freight train VAS noticed
lass ahead The fireman Jumped
and WAS killed. but Engineer SeT.
efson stuck to bis post. applied the
emergency brakes. and succeeded
In considerably reducing the speed
Of the train. which had been run
alnE ~ the rate 81 80 miles an
hour. before the freight train was
struck. A half dozen boxcars we're
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AGED MAN ENDS LIFE BIZ
FIRINCSHOT INTO BRAIN

@ATHnNft4.&. Vas - rSaeinK
tae saa@ate - visAa - ssn mauth
anA fsaliim& pEas teAasAe~ with a
etFi@n Mahsss i.haNe. AFas es ywafp.
kla~ kta hesas esf heea last e4tuf-
SAY wvpfetese MAS feneaise Nsft
tssaa ~ e. &. MeSeAM itts. IA a
Fss8l ~ hFosna,
ne CAeee ~ WAtasvSkle Assgut 10
s~aFs as9. Aks has nlee~ worked On
feNehee esd et sssnr as.s tuapa lie
aFank NeaEaF. Two gut~a Mefe
- aa& feesl&sE es faaenwN H4A
sr@sslAe wiaA ssy h.emss TIRE ofnnf
was eate& Mvva neAsa 9ri Had
tFsahAe pi<N my kea.ft ATAis II IL
~ of6 NNs wtli ftse4 usS trusk Key
~ ssS eSs~t fs.r hes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-26
MARINES THANKSGIVING.

NAVY YARD. PUGET SOUND.
Nov. 20 Uncle Sans marines ssa.
toned ~ this yard and the sailors
on the ships here enjoycd 3 hearty
Thanksgiving dinner today
The yard was closed all day
This afternoon y football game wAa
played between the marine foot.
ball team and an aggregation from
tho cruiser ~. Louln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-26

small and iiwhs sss 4.
house man waa ssrs<1 =.
thought that Ii uo,ie
easter FOR the osmy y ~
with him than q ssssa II Z 81
cordiugly inseaflxsisa - = g
tainted When he aIses.s y. =
81 nitfo giycerlne $50. v. 4
fuses. some soap az s's.. !.
and ends used b rs 49, !.
crackers. The ledsias ~. :
called FOR the police - ~, -. !.
Kane copper held III 49,, -. Y Y
~ Deposited he 81 ~. sa u =
Rice. 'M q
The Seattle poli1e ssr -.
ana are nov buslly sng,.. ~
search for J. C. Wmr ~ 4 y I
ever, has managed Z X. y, IA
self out Of sight. ~
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SEVEN Are
SHOT DOW

iiaritau river Ths
~ ihe iiariian Rive. "a. -
vent N strike Wa N
hifhFr wages Thes ~, ~1s ii
5ant y 'he Perth
nfiek company md ln.,ns
ihere 70 80 out d. . s.
,ns DAY the men lness -. 81
bsfs and marched =
~ y. Induce omployes 1. a1N 4
Several hundred s..s
~ on the streets ss''.'t y
yoiYefs and whea -. &
life endeav0fed & <( 7
EHthfring they wesa '-
iusliatae ~ stonea
ned 70 adyance and a. -
~ least q dozen 80.
point blank AZ ths ss.''' 4
men feli 80 faf 4 1. y
sirihera dld not rss''..
Don aeeing their -. !.
tNt #ofkmen fled
wounded On the sre'..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-26

She win tell you vhf'sf'
you own contains any n'''-
or gas. and % vhai eki<1i
The proper insesinfs' 2
"A always q aessso1
among the mere asnh'''r1
How 10 invest their nos.'
me principal Win b asspl'z
and the returns lsrxs
warrant the invesimehi 4
lem. A few dollkr p'e
vested il certain . b''ls
reward. Many fortunes
made By the lnveslnszi =
amount Of money: m'it
ana greater fortunes als ~.
made The chance iar ~
Investor 10 acquire si'n
has never been gresiH
Irescnt time II you F'.s a
while the irun Is hot oo's.s
Rron. why should ypa O.
IRIS opportunity q be''s'~
financial condi,ionsl
II YOU are IN iroabl' ~. z
ture Is uncertain. you sa'
vult this marvellous won's ~ /.
Perhaps Il would Be 'oo
row. -. II,
Won have Nine. Ri'on ~ ~.
velop YOU IN SIX e ~.
10 You wish to ROSES .''''.
IN me vaults Of hamlseA
sbip wealth and fam.
nrepare YOU 70 80 Ep'as N. IA
steps as 90 derive ifel. ..' y.
est measure Of eoalea' " ~
She has masters. nv. sn- W
lnnumefable difficulties 7.
w, an perfect love She @,
banplness. either beioix
MARRIAGE ,g' There Is Z.
i Nan 81 arrangements
tbe secret power one ~
NAV over another ~ ~
rcod why. therefore ~,
tic or social disapls'lH''
happlnessG -. asgli
Nine IRONS passo'' +, x .rsss
al are SO arransed a. x N j
vscv and seclusion ssas
g coaSaiiai X Zee i So M.
soiisfied. Sou should l.'s sn
Rron nov. that Yen r n.l,s 10
t t,' me your life p s .,saill,
with YOUR natnfai. ~ enelNl /
e NV conditions when ll..' XVII X /
obedience 70 which ..l n.ss' Asll
led measure Of sas'ss
ANA contentment a : u
Mime. Rfoua ,s CLAM &.
resldenee. 6io Va ,.,,,s s.a'l
a,b Md 9th avs. lla'l s.ssniays Il
tll $3.50 p. ~ - Il
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s&e s@fsa@ ace - hsH Fass tsmaaHA
MpEhNE NAlFNH
Rft.s2sea Z szsnsa ace - a. &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-26

L. J kneee, baker who. lives
1ssr Mountain View station. Green
iake. wsS arrested by patrolmen
Ns&les Yesterday GA a charge OF
selling beer AZ hls establishment.
.withoist a license
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-26
Men eOI
ASHol(|


MANILA. Nor. ss-7inn NJ
general reiuiclnE = Nsrl. ,als|
when 1900 mss M e. Asz2|
batsieship flses xus gerniua 4
land and come kzrs ilg ~ N
time since the arrival q ~ x
Reception committees greed II
sailors AZ csTiis sshm attn
sang Al the lAndl4s "a lz1<r
boomed forth s&lass Il u q
stepped ashore
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wrecked and piled On d. -
The ensinser vas dus 81 4 n
debris unhur' and none y q.
sengera sefr hurt
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

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accuracy or assume resnonnl.
hiiitv for erfora of any kind
occurring In telephoned adNef-
tlsomentR
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nnlruArinNa wANrEpe

situations Wanted" advef.
ttecments sse for IS words.
tlnica Additional space, DC yer
line.
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ANU All SANe~tt
One cant q word Minimum
charge lac. when ehatkea ~
account actual number OF hhes
na act viii bo counted. seven
Insertions made for tho pfiNe
az slx when cash y f@'u. -
cap. lines. or fraction tus'sN''
viii be counted as Owe hha~
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rOn RALE-AN HapECIAL aNAf Hp
CAUSE D MUST HAVE THB
MONEY
Large h0uaa aakao Ga rooms. farni-
ture. fine location IN Mcai seattle Price
$1,000. 1880 down
SNAP uuYEua
n Yau are looking faf snap come Ia
and see about this
" y. hANuuHN Room A Arcade uidF
.attbta7
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In Your Hand Is
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of Your Life


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G|Rl Poses |: : IS
Man FOR A YEAR
REVEALS TRUE SELL WHEN SHE
= LEARNs OF YOUNG WoMAN's -
r AFFECTION FOR HER.
MASQUERADE EASY, SHE SAYS
Finds It "Funny" at First to Foot Al
<S Bills, But Likes Freedom Accord.
ed Male Sex-Views Changed
by Experiences.

Chicago.-A Chicago version of the
adventures of the famous Mile, de
Maupin, with many remarkable re-
semblances in the two stories, has
come to light in the admission of Mary
Phelan that for one year she posed as
a man, and only revealed her secret
when one of her own sex became infat-
uated with her.
In Gautier's romance the heroine is
actuated by a desire to learn the
habits of men, not as they are pre-
sented for the scrutiny of polite soci-
ETY., but as they are when no restraint
is laid upon them. Accordingly, the
young woman sets out in male attire,
and meets with many adventures,
among them winning the love of q
woman of rank.
A little more than a year. ago Mary
Phelan burned her hair close to her
head in an accident She sought en-
ployment as girl, but was unable
to secure it. She was unhappy at
home, full of the exuberance of 20 years,
and eager to get out into the world.
So she purchased a suit of boys
clothing, and one day she left her
petticoats behind her, closed the door
of her fathers home, and stepped on
a State street car. After that, Mary
Phelan became Jess Fay, handsome
young chap with wavy black hair,
brown eyes, full of life, and the bril-
liant complexion of healthy girl
When young Fay reached town he
went into Michael's haberdashery
store on Eighteenth street to buy a
shirt. The owner was attracted by his
bright, clear face, and offered him a
place. as clerk. So, for one year,
Fay successfully concealed "his" sex,
and became friend of the politicians,
detectives and other characters of the
neighborhood. "His" story of running
away from home in Cheyenne was uni
versally accepted. "He" lived at a
downtown hotel, became sort of
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Factors in Commerce.

Quite often the statement is made
that the revolutionary methods of the
present time mean the cutting out OF
the middleman. There seems, upon
only superficial examination and
study, that this may be true But
when there is a most careful analy.
sis made of conditions, it looks plain
that there can be no system that man
can devise that will take the place OF
the middleman. Methods may change
Even the character and the work OF
the middleman, the distributor, may
change, but there will always be q
place for him. HE would be a thing
of the past long ago if a more econom
ical means could be found for the gen.
eral distribution of products. He is
the handy man of commerce. He can
not be we'll relegated to the junk
heap. He is here to stay, and will
stay as long as the wheels of com
merce and progress turn.