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The Washington herald., 1909-10-31

TouCldOWns-Allau1lCe l-I. bQTk1aAc %. Was
mmd ID. Wells d. Msgidsohn %. Field goals
AUardice u. Goals after touchdowus-A lardice
eD. Rcferce-Mr Fultz. Of Brown. Umpae-Nir.
Hoagland. Of Princeton. Field jIige-lir Booth
Of Princeton. Head lnesmln-Mr. Elder. Of Penn
State. Time Of halves minutes.
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T1acld7gus-Ium0 .J'. Porter o.. Bauhv. John
-ou. Goals Gickca-S Maddox. N5o-aa 1871. Referee
M W n. NicEc-s. Delaware. JuTirC-ir. : :.
Rock. University Ct Mary land L.uCsUCl- MCss-s.
Cininera and Rockwell Tlmer-lIr. r. j. Clarke.
Head Iue-uau-P-Ci. O. W. Hall Time Of halves
= and 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-10-31
NAVY JUST BEATEN
MiddieS Play Tigers tOStand-
still; Score, 5 to 3.
DALTON KICKS FIELD GOAL

Immense Crowd Out 60 witness the
Sailors Only Big Home Game 81
ScnsOn-PrincetOn shows Weakness
in Several PIaccs-DaltOn OutpuntS
Both OF the visiting kiclSerS.
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The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-Seyen furIonSs. Racquet u3 Gar
ueri @ ]. won; jeanne care 10 Shilling. 20
70. second Twilight Queen. 100 Glass. 70 3
third Time l-e- Black MEry. ROYAL ONYX. and
Star Thistle also ran.
SECOND RACE-Onc ard ouc-sixtcenth miles
Waodcsaft lG5 lSghilngl. 20 20 won: The Peer
% tGl.sSl : TO l. second; Sislin. le3 GAIN 20 l.
third Time I 80. Black Mate and Queen Mar
gueri;e also ran.
THIRD BACE-Sx furlongs. Hampton Court o.
Garner 10 % l. won, Grasmere. 10 lBulvelD. 3
to . second; Star Bottle. l0i 'Crceyyl. Is 10 J..
third Time. "a Charlie HarIave. Prince lmpe-
rial Cheuycla and Tu1 Star also ran
FOURTH RACE-Se1cn furlongs. Haf Sovereign.
100 Garner. 20 p won: Huck lo9 Shilling .
60 l. second: Harigan III tBulueln. TO 5. third
Time l-7 Kings Daughter Mary Davis. King
Cobalt and Center Shot also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Oue mile. ShaIdsle. 8 (UraD y
To l. won; Seymour Butler 90 Gamer 10 I. sec.
ord Lois Cayanagh lO3 Niartinl. 20 l. third.
Time. 1.i2 Cloisteress. Black Oak. High Range.
County Fair Ardri. Glorioe. Dandy Dixon. and
CoWcna also ran
SIXTH RNCE-Six and onchah furlongs. Eddie
Dugcn. 10 tSlilliugl. l 70 , Won; Coonskin. l07
Glass. 10 .. Jccond Naughty Boy, no Martini.
5 to J. third. Time ] . Sir Evelyn, Touata.
HibeTnica. and Orna;us also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-31
VIGILANTS TRIM WARRENT0N.
Athletic Club Team Captures Hard
fought Game.

The Vigilants took the place OF the
Warwick football team yesterday. and
went 70 Warrenton. Va, defeating the
strong athletic club OF that town. by
Is TO O.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-31
SPORTING SIDELIGHTS
BY BILL BAILEY.


George Sutton, the former champion
bmardist, who is equally well known for
his marvellous ability to get away with
good food. says the New York World.
was taken by "BU" Thurber n New
York friend TO a swell Italian restaurant
in Twenty-drst street Near the close
of the feast Thurber asked Sutton how
he liked the dinner.
Fine" said sutton. What did YOU
call it?"
This is a table dhote." replied Thur
Der.
'NveH. it's all right" said Sutton.
Lets have another"
Tubby Charley Murphy announces that
this winter he IS going 10 fight FOR "A
longer baseball season next summer. He
thinks that If the season just passed had
been extended about twelve years the
Cubs would have overtaken PittsbUr6,
Mississippi River traffic was tied Up
several days because the negro deck
hands were celebrating Johnson's victory
II the Texan whips JEFF. the father Of
waters will go into the hands Of re-
cciver
Stanley Robson. OF the 81. Louis Ma
t.onaIs. is again being accused Of show
ing almost q warm interest in the affairs
or his club. IL is a fact that some man
ayers and players think that the man
who invests his money in ball club
should Doe barred from his park
Following the fight between Jenries
and Fitzslmmons IN san Francisco, IN
which the former left the ring bearing
the marks of more severe punishment
than I'm any mill before or since. some
bloodthirsty mortal dissatisfied with the
decision OF Eddie Grauey, wrote % George
Suer asking the veteran referee II he
thought the fight was fake. Sller
quick reply was: IF they both live, twas
fake; otherwise, twas on the level
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G. W.U. MEETS DEFEAT
UrSinuS Downs Local UniYer-
sity Team by y to 0.
HkTCHETITES ARE OUTCLASSED

George Washington Loses 10 Penn
syIvaniH Eleven in Hurd-fought
Contest Against Heavy Odds-COI-'
Iege Men Are Heavier and show
Wide Variety of Attack.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-31

There VIII be nothing doing in the
Americas Cup way along the lines sug-
gested by Sir Thomas Upton. II he de-
sires 90 keep his name hooked up with
the lifting OF that precious bauble he
shall have 10 blow himself for another
OF those ephemeral tissue paper things
that is III for nothing but scrap when
the race is over. Sir Thomas has the
right idea Of what should be the terms
of an international yacht race, but that
deed of gift' IS too sacred q thing 20
monkey with. At least its Custodiaus
think SO.
A racahorse named for Jack Blnns the
wireless hero" was played for killing
al Latouia. but he failed 90 c. q. d.
Dawfter.l
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MADDEN CLEANS Up
Racquet and Hampton Court
Win at Long Odds.
BREAKS RUN OF HARD LUCK
kcntucL.y Owner and Friends Made
Things Hum at AGueduct When
Ht, Two Good Things Breezed
Home in Triumph - BOolSmHSers
Outvyitted-An Added Starter.

New York. oct. 2o-John T. Madden
and his friends made things hum at
Aeueduct to-day Madden. who Tor weeks
experienced an extraordinary run Of hard
luck. had two good things. Racquet and
Hampton Court. that breezed home in
triumph and made the layers groan-
When the turf wizard is IN his stride
nothing can stop him. and when Hamp-
ton Court rompcd to the wire the crowd
quickly realized that Madden had cleaned
up bundle
Racquet running I'm the name Of julie
Carson. who is closely identified with
NIaddeu'S turf interests. was backed down
from Is 10 & in the opening event
for platers az seven furlongs.
Colt showed GamenesS.
The colt showed much Fameness. and
in a rafting finish he won the race by
length I'm III Jeanne dare. who was
stopping fast. hung on long enough 10
beat Twilight Queen half a length.
Hampton Court. with ninety-twO pounds
was an added starter in the Oskdale
Handicap Of SIo19 for two-year-oIds. six
furlongs. Having just graduated from
the maiden class. the Galore colt was so
little thought Of that some of the price
makers quoted . TO 1 against him.
But soon the odds began to shrink be
cause of g sharp play. and when Hamp-
ton Court was led TO the post S TO. was
the best price on tap. Meanwhile Prince
Imperial ruled the favorite at 3 10 .
with Grasmere and Cherryola at to .
When the barrier was released Mr.. Bel
monts Star Bottle. - 10 l. set a fast
pace. but Hampton Court. from an out
side position at the post. showed so much
speed that he quickly overhauled the
Belmont colt.
Garner sat still until he reached the
head Of the long stretch. where he let
Hampton Court down. with the result that
the Galore colt ran away from the others
and rolled home. with five lengths 10
spare In ia
The Washington herald., 1909-10-31

"Ey 'yboJy svlms on me- " SAYS 70 JACK John
i0lefuIy.
"Ah KANT so O single place
'Ogt linden -Imugg Cu The mace
Dey sends ms bills Al neyah owed
I'm people dat All ugyah m0vcd;
Dcy grabs me when I uDs .cr loose
Al balut explain. 'taint no use
Ah PAYS NAH rue5 and goes nah way,
GIFTS nailed again s'u1tlah day
Alb PAYS De men wet vu'as 70 me
An gifts r.c,Iut--tut d.ar me-
I3. don't stop em. DIES CUmeS tacsi
Uels c7mriD' -l along nah track
Wf ur.t- am warrants TO- o- five.
Al guess Ahm lucky IN alive
Whom he's g1t cola bid iu his yes
E- black man ncuh gets no res
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
BABY is YOUNG
TRAIN WRECKER

REDpiNG. Cal. July "a nerwln
Carson, four and half years Of
age, today hears the distinction Of
being tho Youngest train wreokef
ever caught IN the United States.
ncfwin got onto a "lay" late yes.
terdny afternoon and dld hia Job In
a wofkmanllke manner A. a re.
suit, traffic on the main line Of
the Southern Pacific at this point
was delayed for -four hours. pas.
acngors Hworc and conductors fret
tod, while wreoking crew bur.
fled from Dunamuir 10 undo the
damage,
herwln escaped from hia mamma
yesterday and started on n per.
lonAlly conducted tour OF inyeailga
ton IN the direction Of the railroad
yards, A wellolled defnlllng switch
easily swung open beneath his baby
arms, and the hugo locomotive of a
long freight train that was pulling
out Of the yards. quietly slipped
from the rails. pushed its forward
trucks over the main line tricks.
and stuck
herwih'H mamma arrived NJ this
lnneture and hustled the small boy
from the danger zone. away from
the vengeance Of tho yoelfefatins
crews Of tho stalled trains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
Mrs. Sam Haner Cured After
Lifetime of Suffering

4 am fifty'two years Of age and
have been a constant sufferer with
headaches, dizzy spells. would get
sick to my stomach and Fonit be-
cause Of nervousness, had pains In
my spine and back, also my Kid
neya. For over ten years have
been eoustipated. 40 chronic ! had
10 take eathhrtios every day Of
my lie. / suffered with iudigea-
ton. could not eat nor sleep. bad
pains In my head and base OF
brain Nj eyes began to pain, Itch
ed and became inflamed and dis
eaaed and waiered. my sight be-
gan to fall. my right eye going
blind dociOrcd IN the East with
All kinds OF doctors and eye epe-
claiista. no one giving me relief
tried the doctors here With no bet
ter results. my eyes getting worse.
was at last recommended BY Mrs.
T A la shure. who had been auf.
ferinF as ! had. and been cured 10
see DR., = W. Dlckey, 20l206 PEG
pies Bank Bldg On June 18th !
consulted Dr.. =. w. Dlekey. He
examined me thoroughly. mentally
and physically. located the cause.
which vas due TO conditions at the
time Of birth. lie treated my eyes.
corrected my vision, and gradually
restored my plght. hitting me with
proper siasseG He treated my mus.
cular troubles and nervous system
BY giving me electrical treatments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
DOC MATCHES
OUT CHICKENS
-FOUR TINY BANrAms BROUGHT
INTO EXISTENCE ny
BULL TERRIER.

NEW YORK. July al-Iehlous
OF the naiorioty achieved By a bull
terrier belonging 10 Superintendent
Of Public Works William X Raw
son. OF Bloomfield. \ j.. which has
taken under Ia maternal care n
brood Of chickens deserted by the
mother hen, BENJAMIN Woodward,
ot shcepaldo. ~ j.. offefn evidence
10 prove that his dos Hen IL entl'
tied to moro consideration
Woodwafda dog not only acts no
a foster father Of his flock Of four
bantam chickens, but actually
Matched the birds, according 70 the
assertion Of their owner, The dog
Was fed on bantam eggs, because
thoaa were too small 10 take 10
market, The dos had a trick OF
catching the eggs aa they we're toss
ed IN the air and swallowing them
whole. This accomplishment
brought him famo.
Some time ago the doc fecretcd
ak Of tho eFgn aud kept them 10
the process Of Incubation Up To latt
woet. when four fluffy little ban
tam chiefs wofc Matched out. The
birds are all much attached TO tho
dog. who growiu ~ the approach Of
strangers TO his kennel, where the
birds are heinz looked after BY
their strange parent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24

There's Just one place On earth
where women try to Guido Paris In
extravagant fashions. and that place
is New York. IN their frenzy to be
~Frenchy.~ these women lose sight
Of the artistic touch always TO be
found In Paris modes, and 60 TO
vulgar extremes.
Witness the coharless bodice,
The neck Of the Parisienne's gown
"a cut Just little w--not much.
I, was left to the Now York woman
10 cut hers down 10 the point Of In.
decency. and she dld TT Now she
combines this with the tight skirt.
The artist. In the picture above,
has taken some OF the more extreme
types from actual photographs made
In New YORK streets within two
weeks. What a show
Who calls these styles preity7
Certainly men do not, and II IL the
men whom these women are trying
to attract by the shameless display
How these women navigate with
their waist lines dropped to their
knees Is a question which ! will not
attempt 10 solve, certainly do
know that they walk like hoppled
ponies, and II there Is any charm
In that ! fall TO see H.
Fat womenl Yes. even they at
tempt the use OF the tight skirt and
low neck. o, wad some power the
siftlo gle EN- TO sec themsel's as
Ithers see EN-.
Ia New York women are wearing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
BIC DISPLAY
OF. FIREWORKS
HIT COMPANY WILL Pro
pUcE GRAND spEoTA.
GLE TONIGHT.

"rhe Battle of Manila" n pyfo'
lechnlc spectacle The like Of which
has not been produced In Seattle
since "The Last Days Of pompell
was here four years ago. will be
the feature u the fireworks display
At tho foot u tho Pay Streak at tho
A.-Y..P, exposition tonight The
production shove eight warahlpa IN
action, together with tho land bat.
tefies, .nd Illustrates the ahnttering
d the spanish squadron by Admiral
Dewey'h siaunch cruisers A pic
tura Of Dewey IL a feature Of tho
display
Tho mt Fireworks company Of
Seattle ~ producing the battle
scene, the entire piece being built
and designed at IL plant in coium'
hia. The local company IL showing
more attractive ffeworkf at the
exposition than anything displayed
BY eastern fireworks concerns and
It's work IL proving quite a Made
In Seattle advertisement 70 espofi'
ton visitors,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
CAT WHIPS PAIR
OF LARGE EAGLES

BANGOR. Me- July at.-rwp
large eagles descended At Milo re-
Gently and carried on Buff. the big
Persian cat belonging TO Mrs. l. IL
Ry der. at thu Silver Lake hotel
No one expected ever 10 see her
again. but shn rcappoarpd at Mrs
Ryders window. purrlug contonledi
~ Some Of dc Ions fur about her
throat was missing aud there were
several scratches on her back. but
she paftakea Of her customary al
lowAncc Of milk and rardlnes dailf
The cats return was explained yes
terday when Dave Hnlchlnssen ar
rived al Milo FROM his bee Pond
camps with the bodies Of two eagles
which be found beside the road, The
head OF one had been claWod ter
rihly aud the throat Of the other
torn open That they both we're
Killed By the cat there eau be no
doubt. but how she managed TO
dispatch them without herself Hnai
taiulng serious latuFy 10 mystery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
TACOMA EMBEZZLER
CAUGHT IN OAKLAND

TACOMA. July st-E. r sioyor
formerly solicitor for tho Northern
life Insurance company Of Tacoma
has been arrested al Oakland. Cal,
after peace officers an over the
United statos had searched yalnIy
for him since June Is, 1905.
EmberIlomcnt Ia The charge
which Royer must face when he IL
brought back tn Tacoma lls doprc
datioua, Il 10 said cover several
hundred dollars which he collected
BY posing as an authorized collector
Of tho Insurance oumpany'a Ac'
counts, Tho discrepancies IN nc
counts were first brought TO llEht
when debtors failed to settle policy
claims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
TRY TO TOUCH THE
MAYOR FOR FIFTY

gone broke and had lef, them
stranded.
This happened about four woeka
ago, and the young ladies had
pawned everything they possessed
and we're broke again. with a two
weeks hotel bin awaiting their re-
turn.
why don't you 40 TO work.
asked hizEoncf.
Mayor 10 Cold Hearted.
20. we cawnt get anything In our
line 40 We want TO go home. and
q. Mr. Mayor. can't this time II
was plain can't you get US $50 No
that We can sol" Then followed a
few boo hoos and a aniffle that
were shed In an effort to soften
tie executives heart
But can't you find work M do.
mestlcaf" Inquired the mayor. IN
the same cold calculating voice
"oh. We cAwn't set anything In
"sifhh. came the reply In an In.
Iurod tone from one OF the mad
dend misses. we want you 10 IN
dsrsianf that we are ladies'. and
not domcstioH."
20. we'll. then" said the mayor
slowly. A. he turned 10 his chair
and lighted . fresh cigar. 4 will
admit tha, I have been helping a
few old ladies' recently. but ! don't
think that ! can do anything for
you
Then. with an angry swish, a
naughty exclamation and mu,iered
threats the two left the office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
COMMUTERS HELD UP

Hundreds Of commuters along
the line OF tho Puget Sound Eleo.
trlc railway we're held up this
morning for several hours while
repairs were being made to the
trolley wire at the point who're
the third rail ia used TO supply the
power. The wire was torn from liz
faslenlngs this morning about : 80
and fell 10 the ground touching the
third rail. which caused that sec
ton Of the line between George
town and Kent to BE- short cir.
Quilted. II was not until after !
o'clock this morning that the dam.
age was repaired. and tho con
gestlon on the line was not straight.
ened out until some time after
wards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
THIS cow PERFORMS
REAL CIRCUS STUNT

HusuM. wn. July "a The first
cousin to the Cow that jumped
over the moon Is hfowulng here
today In a pastufp OF local dairy
This particular specimen Of Kline
performed an aerobatlo stunt yes
torday that fivalod the leap Of the
lnctifefous lady Of child lore, when
she jumped from elm 500 feet
high, turned complete somOrsault
and landed solldlY on her feet.
The animal was being driven
along the cliff with the rest Of the
dairy herd when she was crowded
on The COW hcrder IL authority
for tho statement that tho COW
made a complete revolution IN mid
alf, landed sQuafoly on her feet,
emitted q helluw or two and then
slrcakod for tho dairy, apparently
ualniured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24

With a swish Of sllkcn pettlcoAta
and skirts. tightly olasped In
dainty gloycd hands. disclosing
neat. brown okforda and two pairs
Of trim ankles. two young ladies
called upon shirEoner." the mayor.
this morning and presented their
cards.
They read simply, "Misa Mason
and Miss Shaw
Dropping hIs pen with an utter
disregard Of where tho Ink spilled
and In a much different manner
than he would have done n some
one bad called relative 10 yctoing
his fasoTlte water bill. he asked
kindly.
What can do for you, ladies 2
with a gracious smile the ladies
announced that thcy were ave.
trcsaea.r and also that the where.
withal to provide more oyster sup.
pcrs and more bhrf OF candies had
mysterioutly disappeared. They
had not been robbed not had they
Lost their .Ssd.. but they we're
simply stranded IN strange city.
far from friends and family,
Want a Small Sum.
and please. Mr. Mayor. wont
you gi,e Us $50 90 that We can so
homer they aid.
A. credentials they produced pa.
pcfs showing that they were hired
BY the Boston Opera company. and
n everything bad run along
smoothly they would atlil be with
the Boston oepfA company. hut
AlAA and Aiaok. the Boston bad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
-"-oF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WoMEN-.-
RECIPES


One quart tomatoes q use can.
nedi. one half pint cold vatcr.
pinch soda, ono tablespoon sugar.
pinch Of salt. four cloves. one table.
tpoan chopped onion. one Of pArs-
ley. Cook all together 10 minutes,
Heat one cup milk and make a
cream sauce Of one heaping table
spoon butter melted and ons Of
-four. STIR Into soup aud cook 10
minutes more. Strain and serve at
once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
VICE PRESIDENT OF
EAGLES IS COMING

a telegram received ia this city
today from Frank = Herring grand
worthy vice president Of tho Frator.
nal Order Of Eagles conveys tho
news that Ne Herring will arrive
in Seattle from South Bend In,
diana, on July a. lie lofi South
Bend this morning Mr. llefing Will
come IN time for a public meeting
which Ia to DO held hero july 2s
A committee Of tho following men
viii meet The vice president 81 tho
order upon hlh arrival 10 ihia city,
II J Lea, Frank r Mullen, Richard
~ White. Il, = kaliaa and II A.
Heck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
MAKING PLANS FOR
A BIG HORSE SHOW

The committee In charge u the
plans for the fourth annual Seattle
uors, shuw. to h hold In the Ma
tional Guard Armory on the alter
Moons and evenings n September
20. a and as. has completed is aF-
rangrmenta, and the show promises
TO be one Of the most sueevsafll
ever held here.
The .anbaIk ring which will be
constructed on the floor q the
Armory viii Be i1es5o feet, and the
turns viii be sufficiently banked to
allow fast driving SIXTY boxes viii
be constructed. and the affair VII.
without doubt, be the society event
d the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24

Make a mulberry Jelly. usine
equal parts Of bard rcd berftca and
fully ripe berries Use one pint
Of water 20 three quarts Of Der.
ries. simmer and proceed As for
regular Jelly. This makea deep
crimson. rather tart ieily. and 10
delicious In shoricakes with whip
ped cream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
BREWER IS ARRESTED

Ole HAnsett, an emnlnye Of the
spcllmife brewing Co iaga Amy
a.. was arrested yesterday by
patfoimhn Appleapist on a warrant
charging him With selling liquor
within Two miles Of the state Uni
sefslty.
Ever slnce the body of Reuben
". Hicks was found In Lake Union
near the brewery the police have
been watching for evidence o. liquor
selling AZ the spsilmiFc brewery
A few days aEo Police sefgean, A.
] Wilkes claims be gathered cyi
denco for a gpod ease and tho ar
resi Of Hanseii followed Coroner
J c. Snyder Is Of the belief that
Hicks ION 10 bis death In Lake
Union while under the Influence Of
liquor uhthlned ia that ylciuliy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
WHERE ARE THE DEAD?

The annual sermon Of the Watch
Tower Bible and Tract society
which Is holding is annual con.
yauiion here this week. will be de.
iyeFed by Pastor Charles Russell
Of the brooklyn Tabernacle.
Brooklyn. n v. at the Afmofy to
morruw afternoon At p m. He
will take for his subject, Where
Are the Deadf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
THIS MAN A MEAN
THIEF SAYS BATHER

when scla Anderson, Of ao7s
baker az. emerged from a cool
plunge IN Green Lake yesterday he
found that a thief had carried away
ever article Of clothing which ho
ioft on the beach except trousers,
shirt and shoes Hcantlly clad.
Anderson was compelled 10 walk
home He says II will give him
extreme pleasure 20 prosecute
what he terms tho mcAnest thief on
earth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
PERMANENT RECEIVER.

Upon the recommendation of W,
n. Sheffield. temporary receiver for
the A..Y.-P. r. News J. u bauer
was appointed permanent receiver
Yesterday afternoon, According 10
tho receivers report the company
has ss.StSia worth Of assets and
1885 Ia liabilitles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24

Make thls filllne BY heating In
a double boiler cup Of apple
sauce. adding SUGAR TO taste and
then beating In gradually the yolka
Of two eggs and the juice q ono
lemon. Cook. SURFING for minute.
and set aside until cold before
spreading on the cake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24

midsummer gowns cut extremely
low fore and aft In the streets. cars
and even 10 business The pert and
saucy soubret IL. Of course. IN her
giory In these, and We can tolerate
her because she amuscs "a. but
think OF conservative young bust.
ness women wearing ball gowns
into office bulldingsi Il Is too much,
far too muehl
Church societies are agiiating re.
form. The priests Of the Catholic
church have warned women Of that
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JAP WILL PREACH.

The first Of a series Of y ser.
mons to be preached on thla coast
By japanese ministers to their PEG
pie will BE- given tomorrow morn.
ins at Plymouth church By Rev
T Mlyasawa Of Osaka. japan. Hts
subject will be. what DO the Men
Of the Far East Think Of Iesnsfr