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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-04

Aberdeen. s. D. Within an hour
after the registration booths for
land IN the Cheyenne River and
Standing Rock Indian reservation
we're opened AT midnight last night,
over SOC persons had registered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-04
MESSENGER BOY GONE

J. f. Callahan. VI the n d T..
messenger service. reported to the
police yesterday that ~ Lswia, a
messenger boy. disappeared with
s10 which was entrusted 20 him
yesterday. Orders 90 arrest the
youth have been issued TO the 10
lice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-04

A x lave courage. Camille, the worst
NJ, se Other than our old friend
d. 'Nsiie Carter. will soon hear
mn, TeIos spoken to her every
i, 80 for she has determined 10
VI, ~ sne Dumas classic In the
NJ III l near future. Mrs. Carter saws
rsw ~ play a hew version. and
NJ -. as' friends are wondering IN
eo,,,' ~ nave Camille GET over her
sfler VIZ and live happily ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-04

Now that Sarah nernhardts
granddaughter Is safely married.
Sarah herself would be Just about
right TO play Little Eva In some
OF those Uncle Tom shows
which come 10 Seattle every year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-04
NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.

The Chureh Of the Holy Rosary.
Just completed at Forty-firnf av. and
Hfll st. was opened 20 the public
yesterday with the impressive dedl-
catory service Of the Catholic
church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-04

d ~ ss'a rent Morris Meyerfeid. Jr..
itoaxs, olpnsum Circuit Will. IT IL
sss' arrive in Seattle next
ialtsiise ~ -nuruQze or q con
consls,sa. With Manager John W
W f,.~s over The erection Of the
e'phsam theatre al Third and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-04
prey HUNTING HAS
&HANGED PROFESSIONS

Madison Tentative plans Tor the
new house have already been drawn
up for exhibition Ia President
Mcyerfeld AZ that time. The van.
dcyille magnate viii combine pleas,
nre with business BY taking In the
fair while here
II seems hardly likely thai Gen
cral Manager Martin Heck will ac-
company Mcycrfeld here. owing 20
q press 81 business In the east
Beck was out In Chicago last week
but ON Saturday returned TO his
New York office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-04
- Actor Leaves the
&c 10 Take Up a Cleri-
j Occupation in This
f1r

!. Carter Is to Play Ca
NE - Symphony Or
ehesira Holds Its First
Rehearsal.
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We're rich ~ times. The remaining
minor parts we're well handled.


-Four acts and IL scenes provide
some real thrillers at the Seattle
theatre this week when "a Fighting
Chance Ia showed across by Rus.
sell a prew's new stock company
The plot Is involved, but from the
rise OF the curtain there is action
a plenty.
Space forblde detailed account
OF the stirring stuff. but two pack
cd houses made lot OF noise yes.
to-day A big verbal posegay
should be passed TO Dick French for
his energetic staging OF the piece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-04

Today there comes from New
York dispatch saying that Mary
Garden, the opera singer who made
"Salome" famous. Is nov in Europe
studying Roman Catholicism. with
a view 10 entering a nunnery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-04

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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
ETALY'S NEW PREMIER
OUTLINES HIS POLICY
FavOrS the Maintenance of the
Triple Alliance

ROME, Dec. 1S.-Baron Sidney Son
nino, the new premier, formally intro
duced his cabinet to parliament today
and briefly outlined it's policy
The government, he said. proposed to
encourage education by the establish
ment of additional popular schools
Two new departments would be ere
ated, those for labor and railways.
The premier said Italy desired the
maintenance of peace and would re-
main loyal to the triple alliance.
Premier Sonnino said relations with
foreign powers had never been more
trustworthy.
The triple alliance. he said would
continue to be a great factor for peace
and would also guarantee Italian inter
ests. To the ancient and friendly rela-
tions with England France was now
added the Itslo Russian rapprochment,
eYemplified in the meeting Of King Vic
tor Emmanuel and Emperor Nicholas.
These friendships, he continued,
would help the aim of the triple al
lance, representing new guarantee
of peace, which was the constant OBJ
ject of Italy's policy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
ROBBER MURD[RSA
RICH WlDOWONCAR
Body Thrown Beside Railroad
Near Paris and Handbag
Split Open

PARIS Dec. 1S.-The best detectives
in France are convinced that Nine.
Gouin was murdered.
The mutilated body of the wealthy
widow of Jules Edouard Gouin, late
governor of the Bank of France, was
found murdered beside railroad near
Paris. The detectives believed at first
that Nine. Gouin committed suicide or
had fallen accidentally from q train.
Her murderer. they say, is probably
a cunning and desperate criminal With
robbery in view, he bought a first class
ticket for Paris at some suburban sta
ton
Nine Gouin was nearly 20 years old
and an invalid. Finding her alone in a
compartment, the robber killed her,
stripped her hands of her rings, seized
her leather handbag and opened the
door Of the compartment and flung the
body out
The man wiped his hands on the Win
dow curtain and threw that also from
the compartment he could not open
the handbag, so he split it with two
knife cuts and after rifiing ii threw 1t
from the carriage.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
AFRICAN ANTELOPE
FOUND IN NEVADA
Professor Merriam Unearths Re-
mains of Animal Like Those
Hunted by Roosevelt
University Expedition Discovers
Species Hitherto Unknown in
Western Hemisphere

BERKELEY, Dec 1S-That antelopes
ef the type which Theodore Roose-
welt is now shooting in Africa once
roamed the western hemisphere was
the important announcement made this
afternoon by Prof }. G Merriam. head
Of the department Of paleontology and
historic geology or the University of
California.
Remains OF animals discovered in the
Virgin valley and Thousand creek re-
gion OF Nevada. according to the pro-
fessor. bring TO light the interesting e
fact that many ages ago antelopes and
other animals were able to cross from
the old world to America over the re-
Eion now covered by the Atlantic
ocean.
During the summer of this year a
archaeological expedition was organ
lied and financed by Miss Annie NJ.
Alexander Of Oakland for the purpose
of studying extinct animal life in the
more recent geological formations OF
northwestern Nevada, the collection OBJ
tanned being presented by Miss Alexan-
der TO the university. The party worked
over the region OF the Virgin valley
and Thousand creek. in which a small
collection was obtained by Professor
Merriam in 1906.
Under the direction of Professor
Merriam the explorers found 3 twisted
horn antelope, of the same group as
the Gland and kudu, which are now en-
ga ging the attention of Roosevelt in
his African hunt
These animals. Professor Merriam
says. have not been found heretofore in
America, and therefore the discovery
is Of considerable Importance to the
scientific world, as the same family has
been found in Europe and Asia in COM
paratively recent geological forma-
tons
The results OF the expedition We're
made known today by Professor Mer-
RAM in g bulletin on the twisted horn
antelope one Of the most interesting
extinct animals found.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
LOST IN THE FORESTS
OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Former Yale Athlete Wanders
Three Months in Woods

VANCOUVER. B. c, Dec. 1S.-vernon
Howe OF Minneapolis, former captain
Of the Yale track team, who has been
lost in the woods OF the interior for
three months. has just reached One
hundred Mile house, cariboo. with his
companion, Jack Cunningham of KAN
loops, =. c
Howe left Kamloops three months
ago TO inspect some timber lands in
which his father, q Minneapolis mill
lionaire. is interested.
About a week ago the father re-
ceived reports that young Howe was
lost in the woods and came to KAN
loops as fast as the trains could bring
him. Search parties were sent out in
sll directions. but the quest was
brought 70 an end by a telegram from
the missing man today. The Howes
viii leave for home today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
T00T s0u Woman Murdered on Train
TIINI Ig71v New York Called un-American
GRILLSNfW WORKERS
FOR EUROPEAN FAD
German-American Writer Pub
fishes Sensational Book De-
nouncing Millionaires

BERLIN, Dec. lS.--A sensational
book by Frau Won Ende, a German
American author, was published yes
terday. In it she says New York is
becoming un-Americanized, partly
because the children of New York,s
millionaires are being educated in Eu-
rope and getting their ideas of true
civilization from Europe. Another rea-
son she gives is the existence of vast
colonies of foreigne in New York,
people that even the settlement work
ers can not convert into good Ameri-
cans.
She undertakes to explain why so
many American heiresses marry
foreign noblemen. She says American
heresses do not get an American edu-
cation. Their brothers go to American
colleges and are imbued with the
American spirit and remain in touch
with American feeling; but the girls
are taught by French or German gov
ernesses and brought up amid sur<
roundings which are supposed to ini-
tate those in which cultivated Euro
peans live
Often, she says. the furniture and
paintings in their fathers mansions
are mere limitations made by unscrupu-
lous European dealers. but still they
dIS CApdO1S Ol s1lCCLlHS d Siil view
of life and what is most desirable
in it.
So. when American girls and mar
riageable American men meet In a
drawing room they have nothing in
common. The young women feel the
need of European civilization.
.'They are expatriated even before
they make their first voyage to Eu-
rope" says Frau Won Ende. She says
that If New York wishes to remain
genuinely American it must return to
the simplicity it enjoyed before its
millionafres began to buy pseudo an
tique furniture and faxed paintings
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
REPORTED TO HAVE
CONFESSED EXT0RTION
Former Seattle Officials Said to
Have Admitted Crime

SEATTLE, Dec. 1S.-The alleged con-
fessions Of former Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney Frank II. Holzheimer and
Special officer c. B. Peytou OF this
county. made in Los Angeles. where
they were arrested on a charge of de-
handing and obtaining $1,000 from
Ralph J. Lesvitt, accused of man
slaughter. as the price OF dropping eff
forts TO extradite him to Seattle. have
been obtained from District Attorney
J. D. Fredericks OF Los Angeles and
viii be considered by the grand jury
here.
Both men have resigned from the
county's service and il is unlikely that
any action against them can be taken
here, for their alleged offense was
committed in Los Angeles.
f1olzheimer and Peyton were close
friends Of Prosecuting Attorney George
T. Vsnderveer, who is directing the in
vestigations Of the grand jury
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
SANTA FE WILL TEST
DRY FARMING METHODS
Railroad TO Spend $25, 900 to Aid
Homesteaders

ALBUQUERQUE. n NJ. Dec. 1S.-It
SIS announced today by the immigra
tion department OF the Santa Fe rail-
road that $25,0O0 or more win be spent
by the railroad to demonstrate the final
practicability OF dry farming in the
wastes Of New Mexico.
Hard working homesteaders in ali
parts Of the territory will be supplied
with the necessary funds and imple-
ments.
Prof. J. ID. Tinsley of the New Mex
ico agricultural college has resigned
IN order TO take charge of the work.
TT the plan is successful the Santa Fe
viii endeavor to attract homeseekers
10 the possibilities of dry farming in
New Mexico.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
CLEVELAND MAY ENJOY
THREE. CENT CAR RIDES
Value of Railway Property Is
Fixed at S2I,Iz7,I4o

CLEVELAND. O., Dee. IS.-Acting in
the capacity Of an arbitrator, Judge r.
". Taylor OF the United States court
today fixed value of s21,l27.149 on the
property of the Cleveland railway COM
pany.
on this sum the company viii be al
lowed an earning of per cent under
= proposed 25 year franchise. All ex-
cess earnings are to go toward better
Tnent OF the service.
Al special meeting of the council
tonight the franchise ordina nee will be
passed. II viii provide for a rate of
fare not to exceed 3 cents at first and
never TO exceed 4 cents cash and 1 cent
for q transfer. A referendum election
viii be held not later than Febru-
AIRY Is.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
GRAIN MOWER LOPS OFF
CHILD'S ARM AND LEG
Suit for Damages Brought
Against Lompoc Rancher

SANTA BARBARA, Dec. 1S-A
$4,000 damage suit has been filed here
on behalf of Marcus Ochoa, 2 year
old boy, against Henry McCabe, a
Lompoc rancher, who is alleged to have
driven grain mower over the child
and cut off his right arm and left leg.
The boy lay asleep in. the midst of
a grain patch which his guardian al
leges was growing in the public road
in front of McCabe's field.
The rancher, according to the petit
ton, failed to notice the child and
drove over him. Despite the mutila-
ton the lad is said TO be In robust
health.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
PRINCE MAKES DEBUT
ON COMIC OPERA STAGE
His Marriage With American
Singer AnnuIIed by Court

PARIS, Dec. 1S.-Prince Robert de
Broglie, whose marriage to Estene
Alexander. the American singer, in
Chicago, was annulled by the French
courts in 1907. has made his debut as
an actor. under the pseudonym of star
lio. in comic opera at Nice He has
been taking singing lessons from a
French professor, whose daughter, ac-
cording to report, he shortly Will
marry.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
JUDGE PARKER EULOGIZES
JUSTICE RUFUS PECKHAM

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s.-with Judge
Alton B. Parker Of New York presid-
ing and delivering the principal ad
dress of eulogy, the members of the
bar OF the supreme court of the United
states met in the supreme court rooms
today and adopted resolutions on the
death OF Rufus w. Peckhanl, associate
justice. Judge Parker paid high
tribute to Justice Peckham, and Incl
dentsIly spoke of the highest court OF
the nation in terms Of praise.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
ROOSEVELT PARTY.
HEADS FOR UGANDA
Second Stage of Journey Into
Heart of Dark Continent
Begins
Cross Lake Victoria Nyanza to
Widest and Most Beautiful :
Part of Africa

NAIROBI, British East Africa, Dec.
1S.-Tlne American hunting and scien-
tific expedition began today what may
be termed the second stage of its
journey into the interior of Africa.
The objective point is Gondckero.
Uganda, which. it is expected, will be
reached February II.
Colonel Roosevelt and his associates
were given cordial sendoff as they
boarded the train at noon for Kisumu.
Arriving at that point tomorrow, the
party will board the steamer Clement
Hill and cross lake Victoria Nyanza
to Entebbe.
With the passage of the lake, the
Americans will have left behind them
British East Africa and entered the
Uganda protectorate, the widest and
most beautiful perhaps in Africa, and
certainly the most interesting field OF
their explorations
All were in the best of health when
they set forth today in search of new
conquests. At Entebbe Colonel Roose-
welt and Kermit will be entertained at
the nome of the governor proceeding
Tuesday by motor car to Kampala, at
the head of the lake, where they will
rejoin the others of the party who In
the meantime will have arrived at that
place by steamer.
At Kampala the hunt will be organ
ized and on December 2S the invasion
that will bring them into the province
of the Nile will be begun.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
TWO COLONIES ARRESTED
FOR FRAUD IN RUSSIA
One Million Dollars Involved in
Irregularities

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 1S.-Colo-
nels Zinovieff and Svatogoi of the
qua rtermasters department, were .ar-
rested today as result of the recent
investigation of the department when
Irregularities involving more than
s1,O0O.00O were discovered.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
AGRICULTURE EXPERTS
ADJOURN ROME SESSION

ROME. Dec 1S.-The general assem-
bly, of the International Institute of
Agriculture adjourned today to meet
again in the spring of 1911. George
k. Holmes of the department of agri-
culture at Washington said the gov
ernor would approve the recommends
tion of the assembly for cooperation
between the agricultural federation
and the international institute.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
USES GIANT POWDER
TO END HIS CAREER
Suicide Despondent Over iii
Health Ignites Explosive

KNIGHTS FERRY, Dec. 1S-John
Franklin, member of a. well known
family of this place, committed suicide
today by blowing OFF his head with
giant powder. Dependency due to i'll
health is believed to have prompted the
suicide.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
STEINHEIL AUCTION is
MAGNET FOR CURIOUS
Morbid Crowd Buys Household
Goods of Murdered Artist

I PARIS. Dec 1S.-An enormous
crowd of curious ones from all classes
of society besieged tha Steinheil house
today. where an auction of household
effects was held. The prices obtained
were low, the murdered artists paint
ings bringing from 81 to $40 each.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
Furniture Section
Third Floor.


There are too many articles of merit for in
dividual mention, so we quote the follow
ing:
HELLOl HELLOi TABLES. The most
practical space saving Telephone Table
and Stool with shelf for book. Best ever
devised Weathered Oak GIN nm
Complete ....-.....-. ........O tU.UU
Mahogany Complete - $500
SOLID MAHOGANY LIVING ROOM
and LIBRARY, TABLE, 26x42 inch top.
Four large columns. Magazine shelf and
spacious drawer Very solid fnE nm
construction Very special. :. 0kJ.uU
FIRESIDE WING CHAIR.
Made of all hair, best quality of springs,
covered in two tone green C9f m
stripe fabric OJU.uU
NEST OF FOUR TABLES, taking only
space OF one Handy for cards or tea
tables Brentwood, finished in G10 Efl
mahogany. Very special. y iZ.JU
ROOM OR LIBRARY TABLES
of solid mahogany, with beautiful crotch
treatment. From $500 Cf1c m
up 4lZJ.W
VERY CHOICE ODD PIECES IN Ma
HOGANY. Single Chairs and Rockers.
Stands, Pedestals, Book Blocks. Clocks.
Sewing Tables, Serving Trays, Magazine
Blocks and Music Stands, Tea Tables. etc.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
WINNER OF $4,000 PRIZE
GIVES MONEY TO POOR

PARIS, Dec. 1S.-Baron dEstournelle
de Constant. who was awarded one of
the Nobel prizes recently, has given the
amount of the prize, 100000. to the poor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
Academy Honors Roosevelt

PARIS, Dec 1S.-The Academy of
Moral and Political Sciences today
elected Theodore Roosevelt to a for
eign associate membership. With this
honor, he will be entitled when deliv
ering lectures at the Sorbonne, to
wear the plumed cap of an acamedi
clan, the pearl handled sword and a
suit embroidered with green palms.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
HARVARD HEARS ECHOES
OF RECENT ELECTION
Rumor Started That Defeated
Man Has Left College

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 1S.-Echoes
of the senior class election at Harvard
last Monday, in which Hamilton Fish
Jr. of Garrison. II. Y. captain of the
rootball eleven, was defeated for first
marshal of class day still reverberate
about the college yard.
Since Tuesday Fish has not been seen
about the college, and it was rumored
that he had severed his connection with
the university.
Today he denied the report, stating
that he had merely gone to New York
for the holidays.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19

DRUIDIC JoLLIFICATIoN-old Friends grove
No 139 OF the United Ancient Order OF Druids
at its last regular meeting had jollihcation
with good program OF music. songs and rec
stations, also an address by Past Grand Noble
Arch George II BahrS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
Xmas Stationery

Extensive Stock of Writing
Paper from best makers,
SOC to 60c a box.
Little Folks Writing Paper,
fancy and plain, 25c. to 4oc
a box.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
Perfumery

Roger & Gallet, Houbi-
giant, Piyer, Pinaud and
Hudnut in Extracts, Toi-
let Waters, Face Powders,
Sachet Powders, Soaps
and Toilet Articles
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19

Fancy Silks for Waists and
Gowns put up in Fancy
Boxes
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
For Men

House Coats, Dressing
Gowns. Lounging Robes,
Sweater Coats, Bath
Robes, Shirts, Night
Robes, Underwear and
Pajamas
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19

Jewel Cases
Picture Frames
Marie Antoinette Boxes
Fancy PIN Cushions
Sofa Pillows Embroidered,
Finished and Commenced
Tea Cloths, Embroidery or
Lace
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-06-17

turned Mrs Shaw, and her voice be-
came violently tremulous. 'Of course
he would let you keep the child"
Not at ALL" said Mrs. Montgomery
Miller, cheerfully. "The dear chap is
overwhelmingly fond of Olive and she
rather bores me. Children are so i'm
petuous. | should insist on your TAX
ing charge of Olive half the time"
"You-you are most generous!" ex-
claimed Mrs. Shaw. And very
strange woman"
ooh, no." returned Mrs. Miller with
an easy courtesy. Il appreciate your
coming to me like this. | hate sur
prises and my husband has absolutely
no consideration. You will find him
rather abrupt, | fear"
Mrs. Shaw went away feeling vague
iy apprehensive beneath the memory
of a certain merry mockery in the
other woman's smile.
81 do not believe she will make a
mess" the little widow thought, but
she is an abOminable creature, and not
a bit good looking. Monte said she
was greatly admired by men, and had
fine hair and shoulders. She is much
too thin and her hair looks false"
When Mrs. Montgomery Miller was
left alone in her pretty sitting room
the smile swiftly faded from her
eyes. She deliberately walked over to
an oval wall mirror and regarded her
self gravely.
you have been very much of a
fool" she told her image with severity.
You have as good a husband as any
woman has right to expect in this
world of frail men, and you have neg
lected him to the point of eternal
misery with that wretched little
widow. Of course l shall not let Mon
tie off like that, especially not with
such a person. OH what a cat she
is! What an unmitigated cat!"
Then Mrs Miller went to the tele-
phone, but as she mentioned a number
to Central, the doorbell rang, and a
tall, slender, nearsighted young man
entered.
Mrs. Miller, peeping from the tele-
phone booth at the rear of her hall,
hung up the receiver, and went for
ward to greet him in little furry of
ELUSIVE welcome.
'You are just the man I wanted to
see," she exclaimed "You are so de-
lightfully rich"
Are you going to try and borrow
money!" the young man demanded.
a. ing as if to retreat. "The panic
lit me rather hard last winter, you
know, and ever SO many things
stopped paying dividends"
'Bosh. You could buy and sell
| Monte three times over, and you are
You take my breath away. Let
me get my other eye glasses that
| may read your expression, oh, treach-
erouS one"
81 am entirely serious. She has just
| been here to inform me that Monte
| is in love with her, and is going to
get a divorce from me and marry
| her."
'Tha dannai"