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MEsreRN LEAGUE

eHaHttN|AHN
lhebl1 June % with = crippled
Ilhenn. Pueblo played the poorest
game seen here Ia yeara
Hcnffs tt N.H Y.
e.bhx Citf Den sol n7s~s2 "a 10
NuabIo 100 900 0no 4 ~
Batteries Alderman and Tuwne.
Htith calaano and Mllze, Iehl
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nATIoNAL LEAoVE

pbila6a nhIa. June a2--All National
.eaEne games acheduled for yesterday
44re d0olase1 Oft. out Of respect for
tie memory nf GeOrge b novey preal.
dent III lie Boston club, whose fun.
efaf vas held here yesterday af'ef,
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

WESTERN ASSOCIATION
Guthrie at Enid.
nartlespille at Muakogee
Joplin al Webb City
Plttsburg at Springfield
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Oklahoma City at San Ansoniu,
Dallas al Waco.
Shreveport At Galveston.
Fort Worth Al Houston
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almlnefIeld Mo. June 23 Spring
ileldflushura game post poned on acl
assnt ef falna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23

! 1oprk June % Topeka. omahs
ahae poslpaned; vet grounds,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23

NumlnnfY Two base hElFl HFo0kN,
h0#m sacrifice hits. Iabell. Reed.
Hokarnes. Henley: stolen bases. Kets
l.adY 4. price. Smith. Patterson, left
- bases Enll Z Guthrie 7: hits oii
Illit ii seven innings 1: struck
ont hy Gift 1 by Mcfilll 9 base On
iIs olf Cllf Oft Ballet /. wild
slch MeqlIl: hIt BY pitched ball Lieut.
itA MeQ'lI. time i:ss. attendance
1aQ am4 fa Hansen
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r. A. Baggett, who has been m the
past week Ii able 10 be up and
about.
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Mehb city 7. Joplin )

WNbh CITY. June ga-Webb Clty
baltaa Nlibanks and Pollard for
leelgb Llls snd defeated Joplin 2 TO 3.
eeofe r. n. E.
Whhb Ctlf M 002 ila o0f-7 l2 3
Hunlln 600 l0i i00--9 !
BaltnrN Davis ana HeeA; VIII
nahlB pallard aud Blown.
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l5aAssaRa8a Ra8aaRWa8sa88ae@Asae
In the World Of Sports. y
@xaas @Mam& @aw@&M aa@m@

sDe firas Of series from Dea Moines.
acore; n. n. e,
Des MolRea -. oDe el0 0DO-l 6 9
vitchitl .t....s 0i0 700 20'--i z .
Baitelles-I,aag aud Shea: Bren'
nan and Weaver
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j, Carson, proprietor OF the Elks
hotel Is on The sick list with malaria,
IS Is also Mrs Carson.
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HAMPTON'S
MAGAZINE
June On Sale Now

Twenty other great features in
this interesting number. Ssnffiai
ayfiffff by Charles Edward Rus.
sell, (Raiiyoad HafsSmfioas) !:
Gilbert Chestcrton, the English
Mark Twain. Harris N Dickson,
(7Hs UnknowabI M<syos; Regi
nald Wright Kaufman. (7heRifh
Girl's Finishiaf gfkeoi); +; Hugh
G. Weir, (TAf Romfs cf ~
CbptAs1. ete.. etc. 4etpllissl0p alfsi
A neu Luther Tfant story,
(T1s Psychologists Dffeffive),
Eight 80 endid stories: BY Rex
Beach, Parker Fillmore, Charles
G. d. Rocerss, and other leading
authors. Ihe best Of the besl
fiction.
nay 81 vsay Ire newsdsalsF
lis cents
HAMPToNs MAtsAzIzE. r,w YER
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pstreli !, s.. L0uIs .

he rolt. June 23-- Botn Willett and
Waddell pitched fine ball, but Detroit
was fortunate In bunchlhg q double,
Z single End a field out In the sixth.
thereby scoring the only Fun Of the
game
score R.H.E
netfOlt ..... 600 0Oi 00a-i s 4
81. Louis ..... COO 900 O00--O 6 0
Batteries Willett and Htanagei
Waddell and stephena, Crlger.
summary Two base bit. McIntyge,
Hgrt1ell base on balls, Wlllet p;
struck bal. by Waddell 4
Umplres- Evans and Egan.
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County Attorney GIN" Hepburne
IL on liae sick list again
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PhIlslaIphla J. WashInalon

Philadelphia, June ea-The home
team punched all their bits In three
Innings end eaaily defeated Wash.
lngton. G Ia 4
Score. r. r.
phlladelphls a20 0il 00s-6 10 :
Washington 49,. 0ol 600 000--l s l.
pat Bender and Th0maai
Gray and Street.
aummaiy-Tw0 base bit. Barry,
Thomaa, Collins: three base hll. Hart
gel. Browne; base on balls. Bender 2l
Gray 2, struck out. Bender 3. Gray B.
umplres-Kefln and sheridan
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Battegleg-~L Lake, Hughes and Blair;
Arellanea, Buchell. schlitzeg ana Car
rigan
summary-Two base hit. Lord;
three base hlt, Speaker base on balls
eff Arellpnes Off Lake 3, off Bur
ehell 2; struck out. BY AFellanes q
by Burcael 4 by schlltzeF /, By Lake
2, by flughea ! 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23

Wlcblla. June ~ Hy bunchIng hts.
~ Fsnlh inning Wichita iook
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Denver. June "a a Danser punched
llIls in slf fIfst inning and won from
BtlkkA1 R.H. r.
1.' # 900 000 al0--i 8 /
HenteF 800 600 00s-4 z
naliatlss johnson AM Sullivan:
Adapm hna Fhompson
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Santa he Conductor Dan G. Con.
way Il here from Newton, Kas.
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Ever Hear of
White Coal?

Il is to supply the power, the
heat and tha Artificial light Of
the future When that time
comes good old Josiah Spruceby
will have quit raising hay and
huekleberrles on the upper forty
acre patch, because be can make
ten times as much from
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oueisser, BoolesS Kiawliier and Gar
vim.
San Antonio, Tex. June as--San An
tonloORlahoma city game postponed
rata.
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TEXAS LEAGUE
psIlaa waco 3


Galveston. Tex. June 20 Garbera
paasea.. handed out too literally. loet
yesterdays came for the loealH
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ONE PRICE.

We have but one low price to ALL It's the lowest
that dependable shoes can sell for.
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WE INVITE you

To call and look over our assortment of Tan Low
Shoes. All the leading colors lasts and patterns arc
here Prices ranging from $3.50 to $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
ASSASSIN IS
EXONERATED
ANOTHER oNG is DEAD AND
ANOTHER nYlNo-VGaplcr
rs NoAcoMMlrrAL.

LOS ANGELES. CAL July 20 =
Although Albert RYAN. connected
with tho Western Federation Of
Miners shot and killed Harry
Snyder and wounded two other men.
d ooronof'H Jury refused to bring In
% verdict against him late yoston
day afternoon and today RYAN facea
only a formal charge VI murder
brought by the states officers
Tho oorouer'n iup declared that
Snyder came 10 his death from a
EunHhot wound Inflicted by one Al
bort Ryan, but refused 10 pass upon
the question OF selfdeionse Ryan
was arralgned before judge Fred
erickson and his preliminary hear
Ing set for July 80.
Otto Miller. one Of Rynn'a victims
who waa the object Of Hyan'u a..
tack and Who received three bullets.
Is IN local hospital and has
a allsht chance for recovery MiFuel
Lopez. tho third human target for
Ryan, was shot IN tho log and 10
now out Of danger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
JAPANESE BUILDING
WILL BE- DEDICATED

With tho becoming dignity Of an
international event. the Japanese
building on the A.Y 2. exposition
Erounds will be dedicated tomof.
row afternoon AZ o'clock. the ded.
lcaiion being followed BY a recep.
tlon, while 100 prominent guests
viii attend a hanqur, At the New
fofk State building in the evening
The speakers at the dedication
will include japanese Commission
OF II ota. Consul r TAnAka. Com.
missioner r TskesawA. Judge
rhomas Burke, President Chilherg.
Of the exposition. A. Nadeau q
4 Collins John " Roberts. A ].
hl'ihen and c n Yandell
Al the banquet Josiah Collins
vii preside while President CHI.
BERG. Rallme Ola. Consul Tanaka.
{. 7 fakahaahi. Mayor Miller. Gov.
Hay, Col u 4 bosch. Senator aen
n Wilcox and J. d Lowman viii
speak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
BUST OF JIM
HILL COMING

The bust Of James /. I'M. which
10 10 be- unveiled at tho AsYsp. OK.
position on Minnesota day, Aug o.
hpa utun shipped 10 Seattle from
The bronze works at Williamsburg.
Ia. whore e was east. Finn II.
frolish Ia the sculptor
Gov Johnson Of Minnesota. will
speak NJ the unyelling Governor
johnson with bis staff and ladies'
wlll leave ht Paul on July 2s via
ne Great Northern aud VIII reach
Seattle on the morning Of July N.
which u swedish day nt tho A. y r.
exposition The governor will pro.
coed OF once 90 the fair grounds
and speak In the Natural Amphi
theatre during the Swedish day exs
erciaes.
To reach Seattle on time he has
found Il necessary to cancel his
ensaEemont to speak nj the Ma
ilonal Irrigation congress in Rpo.
kane Reports nom 81 Paul state
that Gov founhon'a health ~ I'm.
proved, although an operation will
be necessary IN the fan to prevent
a recurrence OF his intestinal
trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
INDIAN FIGHTER AND SCOUT
DENIES The STORY or
BROTHERS IN PRISON.

f. Klnkead. a friend Of Priest
don't Roosevelt and man who as
Cherokee nlll' became quite a
famous scout. has settled In Seat
tie. tie 10 nov q Seattle kfocorts
man
4 came 20 Seattle the first Of
MAY last past Shortly after my
arrival Il was published in a Ger.
tain newspaper In Seattle that l
had twu brothers who brhnged to
the James sans and who are nov
serving life sentences In the pvni.
tentiAry for murders committed
that this fact dld not seem % worry
me. IN fact. | was rather proud Of
t.. said Kiukcad today,
4 am making this statement 10
deny thls pflaled assertion most
nmphailrally There are seven
brothers OF us. not one Of whom
has ever been convicted or even
suspected OF lawlessnsas Of any
nature A. { am frequently asked
cnncelning my nickname, Chcro
kce mi. which many associate
With unldby xho vAs hung In Fort
Smith. I will Eiye you a brief &C
count Of hov | came by the name
and also a iaN fRcts about Goldhf
he Was a mlxod hreei-cfeek aud
neEro-nn Cherokee al all ilia
mother was a Creek negro and his
father was an army officer A. Fort
Gibson. Okla. then the old Indian
territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
CATCH A GOOD SPECIMEN IN
PUGET SOUND AND TAKE
IT TO FAIR.

After q mpith and half OF
searching by government fisher
men, hig 900 pound hair seal haa
been captured In Puget Sound and
Installed In a tank In the fisheries
exhibit Of the Government Build
Ing. but pot without giving Capt
Harfan, " the fisheries department
aud four assistants a five hour
fight that they will long remember
The seal WIS flint Installed last
Friday but on Saturday morning
hla tank was found empty and Mr.
Seal. fighting mad was found at
bay u a corner 0f the basement VI
tho flahoflra exhibit, where be- had
repaired by sorlea " flopa that
must have required half the night
To remove that compound ami.
NAL without hurting him or betting
hurt by him. and to llft him up Il
flight Of stairs, was the Job which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
MISS DoRo TO SEE
WHOLE SHOW HERE

So automobiles will be placed al
tho dlaposal OF Miss norn and the
other momhefa nf the Fnuhman
COMPANY with instructions that they
MISS mono Of tho city show streets
aud boulcvards.
Miss poro was more than con.
nidefahy Impressed With her trip
un the Sound from Tacoma aud
Wishes TO see a sunrise or sunset
w tho water 40 Mr. eatt has
placed Mn private Yacht 40 hor dis
ponalI whore she will take bet place
beside tho skipper,
Mr Corts Instructions are that
Miss Doro lie shown the fair from
one egd 10 the other The Iapanere
Village luncheon Will be- especially
arranged Then to furnish a fitting
last act TO the stars Impressions
" Seattle she viii be- escorted 10 a
desirable spot Tor aaclnE the sun
play IT, last engagement for the
evening over the snow capped
peaks OF the olymnlea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
"CHEROkEE BILL"
IS a GROCERYMAN

a name that has always chung 10
mo, All this was before Goldhy
entered on hin career as outlaw.
For tho past thirty years my life
has been spent OF the greater pof
ton Of li-in The service OF the GOV.
eminent AS scout. Interpreter etc
In fact have ran the gamut Of Off.
cca that one finds on the frontier.
alwaYu on the side OF Justice.
When 0oldhy began committing
his denfodationH I was not stran.
ger 10 him, and he also knew was
lust tho reverse Of himself. bolaF
much older than he. and that my
business was To- routing such Tel
lows as he and Il vas then ho be.
gan showing his hrayado and nerve
by announcing himself a. sCheru.
kec llll. but 10 those stationed At
trading posts and army posts and TO
plaiHamcn the difference Wa well
known between the two men. aud Aa
uaiufal sequence be has long
since paid tho penalty Of his out.
laWfy and I am alive And hope 10
set render future service 10 add To
tho record have made-of which
| anu not ashamed.
Compared sith any one. ny life
has been an open book there are
no spiled pages ! havo undergone
untold hardshlna IN my lie on the
plains o. ranger and scout aud
above all do not Wish anyone 10
think that my commander and com.
tadc. Theodore Roosevelt. recon
mcnded an outlaw when he recon
mended me 20 Nc J q. ehllbors
and Mr. Wappenhtain for services
Al the A.i-P exposition lfihate
any enemies herr Or elsewhere Il ia
only among outlaws and Fraftcrs
for q l. that class q people I have
heea chasing Tor the last thirty
years and naturally thoy Do not
like 10 see me trust this state
ment will dlsabuse a fow minds
who have heen cherishinE the idea
that my past record sas not a clean
one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
KISs[R WILL GET HIS



VALLEJO. Cal july ad-Licut.
Franklin WAYNE liinyl oahurn
party with the sifd Of Lieut. Com
maufef Holden 4 Evans to an al
lcEed osculatafy performance. on.
acted IN the Evans home. Christmas
morning that set nav Circles Eoa
alplpE aad figured IN tho divorce
Of Evans aud bis wits. IL 10 be- rep.
rlmAudad BY he superior officers.
aeonfaitF 70 adyiers o. Secretary
II the Nav Meyer, which reached
hero today.
A. a result u hoy otbufn'a al.
iesed inaiscriminalinus. be was
called TO account before a naval
court Of inquiry. Secretary Msyor
yesterday announced hia finalnEn
uron the report Of the court. and
tho Young lieutenant will hot BE-
tried before a couftmhriial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
Excursion Date Changed

September 9ih instead Of ilth.
10 Chicago and return August
dates. ilth and 18Th. to Missouri
Rlyaf points. 500 chicago. t72.56
g. Louis gGlS0. New York. tl0st0.
aic Return limit October 81. with
slop9tefa Route Oregon Il X q
Nav Co, and connections tgla Salt
Lake and Denver n deslredl
Tickets and reservations at Union
Ticket Office. sos First AZ. T. e
Ellis Genl Agent 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
hNew York Buying
Merchandise

P NaePkeFscn. Of the firm Of
rxFssuuaGfay COMPANY, is now
l ~ york On an extended busl.
NJ sfla ur MACPHERSON Is buy.
~ ehosre supply of fall
r-staasiss in New York and
oar Eastern nanufacturing cen.
N aaisS ready to-vcsr apparel
irAtirx saitA cioaks, etc. sill BE-
IMP part Of NJ hacphersona
9z.ass o. bis return be viii
~ esU IA chlcagn. lnoklng over
= na;ke tof SOAPS interesting
|zaazk 'br Seattle people IN his
|tSztt. lndsr the supervision Of
IT. GnY. the MACPHERSON Gray
<ns1ty department store Is doing
, zeal ArFing business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
JOHN ooRr PLANS ENTERTAIN
M1Hr or FRoHMAN STARS
IN SEATTLE.

Mario noro. OF "rho Morale Of
Marcus viii see the AYE fair
Mics nofo is goiug TO streak down
the PAY Streak like anybody elise.
cat luncheon at the Japanese vi
lage and perhaps Hlhble between
lunches on a Coney island frank.
turivr
Up In the mountains. cpmmunlug
with nature aud n fishing pole,
John oort mieht be disposed to FOR
Got things theatrical but Sir, Cnft
has seen the fair aud the other
beauties OF Seattle. and the Hpae
mclo Of Miss nora leaving town
without taklng them IN arose up
and caused him to wire John y
Cook. biz resident manager OF the
Moore theatre, 10 prevent such a
calamity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
federaI's Insurance
Entirely Adjusted
THE GREAT STOCK OF THE
COMPANY ENTIRELY GONE
OVER AND LOSS PAID.

About two weeks ago the Federal
Paint 4 Wall Paper Co, ut 1914
First av., we're the victims Of bad
fire, which the flremen succeeded
in keeping entirely In the front part
Of the store, Here everything was
badly damaged. the remainder Of
the stock being but little smoked
up. The loss has been adjusted BY
the Insurance companies, and as II
IL necessary TO replace all shelving
and cases, II has been decided by
the company TO dispose OF Gll the
stock a. soon as possible. This
great stock will be arranged and
priced for quick selling, and an.
nouncement will come later In this
paper II II Ia possible to got
through with this work the sale will
open Saturday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20

flf fhlted Fires
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July 20
LORD Dash siAnlake Brooke. Irish
peer - years Of age and owner Of
81 900 acres Of Irish heath, has Dis
appeared and his whereabouts IL
causing untold anxiety among his
relatives lie was last seen ht the
81 Francis hotel IN this city. where
be registered May IL under the
maine of Harold Morgan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
CONFESSED SLAYER
IS MAN WANTED

SANTA ROSA. Cal, July 10
That heotl johnson. who surrender
cd 10 The sonoma county anihofi.
ilea two weeks ago. is guilty Of NH.
ING a man named MeAillster near
Port Deposit. ND lie thought 70
have been established BY 4 telegram
from Sheriff llaser, Of Hartford
county Nd, which arrived here late
Yesterday. The telegram read;
Photograph received Identified
him go completely will leave for
California this week
Johnson gave himself up TO Dep
uiy Sheriff Ryan Of suhoma county.
stating that tho affair weighed W
heavily on HE mind that he was
determined to toll tho truth aud
take the consequences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20

w WITTI FF0|7-T
BAN DIEGO. Cal july 20
Standing over an unesnloded charge
Of dynamite. 10 see 1T had
failed to 20 on. wv Cater aged
%. one Of the wenIlhleat residents
Of the VI cHion valley was blown
On feet into the air. receiving IN.
iunoa from which be died an hour
later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
SJFFRAGETTES. -.
CHASE ASQUITH


,axpoS. july 90 nemhnrded
:, ,i,,ntup dropped from a bal
- ~ ,,.niled by an ai'aeAiag "r'e
|, ,om,a With petitions. and an
-, 1, the dlu OF female orators
80 ~. si,A mesnpAoncs Premier
..,s vas defeated by the sui
h.rliss today
y, X. prmier was delivefias an
..,,,., at The unvelling OF a statue
!, M wilhid iaarleC at the
s,u,s embankmea, sardens.
=. lAs women started the battle.
!. ,.eee,snil we're the sufirascties
- had Asqullh became badlY
ss..sss..j and vas compelled TO cut
,laA bis sgeeeh'
first Move Made,
"A. nr, move made by the
-. ~ VA, to send 'sharpshooi
~, armed With megaphuncB to
a. 4. ,up, .. buililaEs adiolnlug the
...ases These women Waited M
\ ~ sneaker reached a climax In
4 ar.,lcn and then with one ae
- screamed through their paplen
-, horns. We want votes for
rrnsa -
.,.al,r reached a particularly ORA
~ noln, IN bis speech and CON
.s,sly Drowned out the sound Of
\ orators voice.
W Gees the Balloon.
sus,,an,oasly with the shouting
~ mesaFhoNe squad a force Of
s,ss,ry' ehargtd the crosd sur.
,--lies he speakers stand In an
,s,upt 10 force rs way To AsQulth
Il p,sssnt petitions demanding
= srisrage The police checked
4 rush o. the women. but only
~ Strenuous efforts
ia finai Follry the auiffaguttes
.-,waAaks balloon which how
- o,,s the head Of the premier
~ rs occupants showered sat
s.s.,,, literature down upon his
Ani
fzh ras the last straw and As
- xas spmpelled TO withdraw
rz he stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
BIG SEAL LANDED
FOR TIE EXHIBIT

Capt Hauon and bls men sat
about u NaH good nRht aud
they won In five hours Nov thr
seal rests In tnnf with only a
foot Of Fatef NO that be- cannot get
b swimming start and jump out
The captive is Htlll tar from famed
and occasionally rhlaea hla head to
bark funoualy at the people who
crowd about 70 hfe him lilo rs 30
old warrior Of many battles. accord
INK 10 hlH scars. aud has but one
good eye Apparently he ienued
to fight In hla native olomant long
before he put up his long bout With
Capt llarron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
MYsrERloUs aosBrRlrs.

PARIS. jus 2o-The police Of
this city are trying 10 solve a very
tangled Riddle as TO who IL stealing
20 many vAluableg from the inter.
national tfalna between Paris. Bruf.
sells and The Hague Both trunks
and express parcels arr rummagcd
and articles stolen ranging from
ieNelfY 20 clothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
Los, the Name Of aLIss."

MY name In nll Is Elliah Smith
Klnkead Familiarity called LiFr
y hen was a boy. and a name |
always thoroughly dislikcd a. my
father owned a worthless negro BY
the same name Al the age bf II
left ny fathers home with my
older brother Tom. and began ny
independent life on he plains Of
Western Texas, Mexico and Ari.
iona. and there ! gnt fif OF the Ito
mel odlgus name Of llge b. toll
ing every one Who asked ny name
10 call me -hili" A. EreN older
and enlisted with the Te1as Ran.
grfA there came 10 BE- 70 many NUS
some distinction Was ucccsssfy. and
a. q was we'll known that was
Cherokee BY birth Hoon became
known all through the Indian tor.
fitory and Texas a. Cherokee Blil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July 10
Tho angagrmfut was announced in
PAD i1dny Of Niles Fernando Wan.
amaEer daughter Of H0dman Wan.
amaker. and granddaughter " John
Wuaamaker no Arturo Hecrep,
son Of Count Heron NJ Paris and
Blnullz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20

Ton years an intense sufferer
from rheumatism, with the added
totturea Of stomach aud bowel
trouble. Mra. NJ Derby, 500 Thrift.
eth av. s.. Seattle. is nov enjoying
real health for the first time In a
decade Loughnoy q Loughney's
Bake Oven, s2o225 Peoples Say.
ingn Bank building, was the me.
dun through which abe 30 won.
derfully recovered. Here Is her
signed story:
NO one who has not been a SUI
feror from rheumatism has the
least Idea what great pain and con.
tinual agony Il hhngs, and added 10
that. a chronic bowel and stomach
trouble, and you can realize what
/ have had TO endure for the last
ten years, tried everything re.
sorted to all kinds Of experiments,
but none gave me anything like
permanent relief until sought
LoughHey 4 Loughney'a take oven
treatment took a course Of treat
menu and began 10 improve from
the start Since June 10 have
gained ten pounds In weight ! feel
like a new woman In my case the
change was almost miraculous |
cat and sleep well. have no more
pains and today ! feel al II had
bton horn main.
Thanks 10 the louRhney Bake
Oven treatment Nothing like IL
hasover been invented, and II shall
be my purpose In the future 10 let
everyone can know what II has
done for me, There is no reason
why anyone suffering as | have
suffered should 20 on when that
great boon 10 humankind Ia so
easily accessible,
(slgnedl MRS NJ. DERBY,
1903 Thlrtieth Av. s."
t.oughney a Loughney have aaso.
ciatod with them Or. Y, II. Nc.
ClelIan. a long time medical prao-
tltlonor. who examines every case
and sanctions the treatment to be
given. Trained nurses are also
provided to give every attention to
patients The office hours are from
s a. m. to Q D. m, daily and from
0 a. IN. to noon on Sunday only.