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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
LIZARD HITTING DUTCFfR7AN"
- ONE JOHN q. a. LETSFfH7AN
ONCE COAL PICKER-Now AMBASSADOR

who learned 70 give parties and
talk French
Shah Gets a Jar.
United States held claims against
Turkey The Sick Man ~ the
East made his usual promises and
went back 20 sleep He awoke
when q determined minister pound.
ed AZ bis door The shah temper.
lEed Leiehman demanded action.
The shah clustered Iolahmnn
started battleabipa FOR the Mediter.
ranran
The reault7 Well. diplomats
haven't recovered from their sur.
pFlae but the Turk paid
Mra. ELLEN Stone. American mis-.
aionary. WAS held for ransom.
Again the Turk heard from the
pittaburKer A grand vizier Was
naughty. and his antocratic master
made humble apology the two
learned % respect the smiling min.
lister.
We've had quiet around the
American embassy az Constantine
Pile Tor several years. The Turks
have decided that John a A Leiah-
man Ia no man 20 tFifls with In
diplomatic eirclea, shay Aay, the
American ambassador 10 Turkey
has earned a promotion.
Former Messenger Soy.
Lniahman was born IN 1857. had
some common schooling ~ school.
aud more uncommon schooling
nights e. home. worked around the
mines. got a Job AZ messenger boy,
become a broker. worked wlth the
Carnegie people. grew valuable,
grew Indispensable.
Tho company grew great. ielah.
man grew with Il. became pro
tnge Of Carnegie. who exercised hts
genius for discovering mon. be-
came partner. finally president Of
the company
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orally decide abe has the goods
Vogue. The DelsneAtnr. Naw idea
aud other perfamed pinka are booat.
ing her for fair.
Prom the ShirtwAlst camp comes
grim nosae like silence. some
pretty road work IL being done By
shirtwasst. shs has quits = large
following This following IL q
hangover from last season. as II
weTe She atili looks good. for In
stance. 70 the bush league dress
makers. and the fashion fans who
want "a get some wear out of THAR
1908 Mafdrobe. ALSO. ths anffT2gst
contingent IL niill loyal.
They will meet At catch weights
A large purse wili be hung APP
dads, 81 course Then there are tho
picture rishta Whichever wiua. The
pictures Will be featured AZ head.
liners on all the cover pages Cor the
season.
ThaFe's no question that shirt.
waist haa the stamina and rfnF en-.
psffence. But can aha make the
weight High tilrdis has the reach
and all the advantage o. youth.
As for betting make yeuF owu
book. ifs no elnch either way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

CINCINNATI. March ai.-About
10 900 doctors are reading about the
case ~ Nicholas T.. Smith, real ea.
tate man. through medical reports,
20 there f. no reason why every.
body shouldn't learn how he has
been restored 20 o sunny disposition
by naw way u taking medicine.
Smith, II seems, didn't have
enough Of the helpful germs In his
nyatein that take up the posanna Of
the body. and medicine didn't do
him any good 80 Dr. @ A. T. Reed
decided that II was because tne
medicine taken on the tongue had
ite properties destroyed BY passing
through his stomach. and inserted
a tube IN hiu patients abdomen TO
get the medicine % the affected
parts direct
Nov Smith pauaeN once tn a while
during his days work to dose him.
aeif through the tube Then he
eOFkH II up aud resumes his bust.
ness where he left Off Headaches
from which be suffered age disap.
pvafinR. and he has lost the cranky
disposition be contracted while re.
lief Was not available
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

shAs swlnhisa - shame the sssniag
star
Mr. Perkins. Leaning over the
agarkilnx lady. suddenly biufsed:
"ohi- murlnursa ths lady la the
wicker chair Really this - VA
Il aaere ysa added Mr.. Perkins
IN adjudication.
Yes make me- very harry. Mr.
gray eyes becoming sober.
nssis En- asasa H. rs - ae' rsaelsins s
for ann ~ the dsiicata hands
~uh r rrfea the lady tarnina white.
she swept from the raom. while the
umf0ftunMtm HultoY tfMmsFed apology
Heavens. aa@psa Perkins ( was
smYa "a tbs twinkle
En two minutes Mr. Perkins con-
frene~a : lady with the same dark.
abundant hair. she ssme nAtehiess
com nieKiun IND tire same merry
twinkle. Bot this time Perkins vac
sure ana Ne eeFan ~ once
II find that | HAYS made a araads
fui mistake be announced
-Ah indeea nturmured the lady.
tookina down ct thu arahnauun fig
ures ~ the rieh carpet
u made q statement a biz agq
.hies ! asssfs g a, , taiisrsa
Z
you sect ts yea whom I adore
Tns lady uttered a little glad cry.
Then yea DO love me after ailf'
yea answered Mr.. Perkins.
NY aariinw ny precious Anna
Anna BELIEF cried the lady.
Anna Belle was not ready fear
you DO not know your own mind 2
" - - $500 fs.r r.rktna 81
be dropped into the Nomae ehair
and almost wept. Before he could
collect hts thoughts another lady
precisely similar 10 the previous ep.
angry. Mr. Perkins arose and stud
/ led her cieseiy. A. he looked her
I over very much as man regards
= new horse. THE iadv'a gray eyes
twlukiad misehieYeuaiY, and Mr.
Fefktnes aeenting fidieule. bridlea
@Ah. I know he declared II am
too cid dog to he forever duped.
am sure % hut one thing and
that Il that ! DO not love you"
or ahfisked the lady You In
aait me-~you monatarf' And she
/ rushed from the room, leaving Per-
klnM really scared this time On
the impulse. he decided 70 follow
| the real Anna belle, nos that he
had definitely located aud aispleaaed
way BIZ almost eoiiided with lady
resreattna,
"A thousand q densl,' stammerea
swear a." He attempted to take
the lady Into bis arms. but she res
Sc she said. eoidiy. "a il
Anna heiie whom you love- She
has gene upstaifa entaRed because
NuM said you didn't"
NJ Perkins collapsed Into 4 plush
divAu and mepped hls forehead
When he looked up presently the
two Murray skaters were sitting aide
BY side upon the stairs both softly
weeping
Dear dear" asked Perkins.
What il ths matter nov
You have broken my haHrtfs
murmured both ~ tie ladies Ia ami.
son.
Great euna# exclaimed pafktum
qua With a bound he fled dow tie
lenE hall into the street
II required fiya more long. black
cigars before he could compose Him
| self for tile night AZ the end 81
the nth Perkins had decided never
20 marry n the world
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continent by becoming 4 successful
host aad man ~ the world
Most Of the powers train dlpl0.
mats carefully. They Are unlSer.
atty and drawing room trained, aud
add 20 that ~ long yearH OF train.
ina. Many are diplomats by inner.
itance They couldn't understand =
dont yet-how coal picker could
beat them az their owa game In
the social end 81 diplomacy.
Soon Lesnhman qualified for q
bigger lob one which called for
more than hanqueta and grand
balls Ia 1901 be Vas made mlnls.
ter 70 Turkey. IN 1909 he VAS made
ambassador
The ministry 20 Turkey called
out the fighting Dutehmnn. the one
who had made steel and swung rail.
roads. not the Hon. Mr. Iseishman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
WHAT WOULD YOU DO AND WHY?

Charley Steeie. the hero Of SIR 0ll-
bert paFkern The Right Of WAY"
the dramatic version 81 which will
be seen ~ the Moore theatre during
fha week beginning Sunday. April
1t. II confronted with 3 tragic pFob-
lem. He awakea ia q secluded wills
IA@a fr0m three years ~ absolute
foraatfulneAa. 10 find that ne IL be-
lIavaa 10 be dead. that 10 hiss been
branded ~ a thief, and that his
wife. whom be navnr i0ved. has mar
Fsed another and IL happy.
During his period o. farxatfuinesa.
Steele hMa met and loved a sweet.
ua4fn woman wh0 iaysa him ia re-
turn. No ons IN the village knows
hla story
WHAT SHOULD HE Dor
Return 10 hia own people. clear
MS mAsne ard brand hts wife a. a
hlanmiNt Or remmin where DE II.
hide his secret ana marry the wom-
an ~ feteeE
Or should he aaaln disappear and
break flse heart II The woman who
hns given him her lover
Should he end = tragedy ~ Huf-
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To MARRY
ANNA BELLE


MURRAY twins IT wma Miss AHua
Relic who wmN Ae4 aM2ATY te h{s enNs
tinned veal ana welfare That u 10
say. he believed Mtna Anma Belle
lad tha rNNYiwst. muat fusatsh " la
hlN fH heF Irish gray eseas For aU
man e8ald say FhiN T. Aftm8 Eu#
maHfa~ ana fhfa ia Miss Anna
b@ila@ Ard be certain ha spoke the
platn truth
HAVING arrived 81 thua happy
conclusion. AZ. Perkins arose ard,
f4Ysd htmasif after the pattern %
tsAea Who So proposing An hear
tafar SIC fadNH himself IL an uNeems
fuFka biYsfw listed Hetnan eisaiF fac
ina 4 lads with 4 weMfth - hesped-
Madame Iano and mess9s etay eTea
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eidaY
What IL hts dutyf
WHAT WOULD you 90 AND
WHYf
For the best g6 answers 10 this
question no nnawer u exceed 100
words IN length. The Star VIII give
TWO ORCHESTRA SEATS each
for the performance at tbs Moore
theatre on the night ~ Monday
April ~. ~ thu aramatized version
of THE RIGHT OF WAY" which
will run from April II q is, with
Guy standing and Theodore Roberts
IN tho leading roier
This contest will remain oren
from today until 3 o'clock Thuraaay
afternoon. April !. when the Judges
viii award tha prizes 10 the best
% answers 70 this problem. Write
Your answers on one side % the
paper only. and remember that all
answers. whether among the first or
tbs last stand an equal chance of
winning one Of the prinea.
Address ali letters % THE
nlaHT or Way CONTEST EDf-
TOR. The Star. Seattle. Wash.
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vi st FFssna.~na Nsaam f.say Of
Queea Aans Ave. seattle. says
AbaHt noFlesa Medicines.

n have been deetorina for yeara.
Mt mother spent small fortune
na Wing dnptof bills I had eatarrh
~ bad my breath was offensive. I
waa ashamed tu so In company. Had
liver. stomach and kidney trouble
had poor appetite nothing ! ate
SEEMED 90 aHfee with me. only
Weighed a little over { hundred !
commenced uHiuR Doyle's Catnrrh
Cure and taking Ills Tonic about one
Year aAp. MY breath II all right
weigh laa pounds II / eat some
thlnH that don't agree with me
taka desc IF Tonic IN few min :
nten am all right"
Tits name can be had hy writing
or NhiiinH Doyle Medicine CO.. cor,
Sixth and YsHiss Way. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

'fYou Imagine you know lot
about Biblical things" said the scof-
fer.
suppose ypu toll me who Gains
wife was
tiTAaf'H easy" reirined the cid
deacon "shc was Adams daughter
IN ia ~. Detroit Free Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

Husband thelalnK up lot Of hiilHt
- Heres the deNil 81 pay.
wife tHweefiyte Don't let him
VERY YOU You can settle with him
hereafter boston Record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

Irritable temper and general eln
comfort feAulie We positively cpra
this condition with our speedily
ground slnHHeA Aohuchafd uptNAl
Co, Eye Specialists. 1907 seetnd
ay,. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

wiea They lead regular cat
and Dog life
WagN How foolish. doesn't he
realise that a cat has nine lives
To . dogs oneT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

NWhat was going on 81 your place
last Night Sauir@W inquired III
SprY. The house WAS ali tif up.
and
"fh. pNhw returned the OLA
GodRar. grizzly They were having
d stnnK party. and u was an un-
qualified success
"A atunk partyT'
Yep Lot p people came tQ
spring a surprise party on me, ana
failed 10 ahaW up Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

Marriage IL pottery:
He Lottery. you mean
SHE No. it's way OF making
family lhrHis@C Chips
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

HaAx igow dia he make hls
money!
loas seiling a letion to remove
frenk lea
hoax.-Ah. spot cash. chr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

- guess my father must have
been baa said ane younRHtsr
"WhYf" Inquired the other
because he knows exactly what
questions 10 ask when ha wnntH a.
know what 1 have been aolng .-
stray Stories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

We speak only seed ~ the dead
because a. = general thing we have
exhausted eur supply OF blame on
them when they were alive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

II u possible 10 convince a woman
but She ls apt 60 forget she waA con.
WINGED. and then you must do Il AL
over again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

"alfe remfn De
uns az a cat aass =
naebe fail e. geld
ftsnf Ton eam see
n Lot la a. that
roasd like ser
iaass. h st y o u
sioaT ksoss Iuss
Aew ter mit "a
aat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

we al make biunaers I though,
onee l W&N square peM. when
wna rsalit q round enc
How di6 you find out youF rails.
fAknw
- got into = hole. - rsestan
Transcript
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ureedy eve never geta Kooa
Bargains Dutch
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HiHny fuy'a aontf have switches
on their heads. 90 they neFstas
Ifarttr~ Nope. not on their heads
Life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

Ia these DAYS We hear great concerning tho lives Of
bachelor girls the arts trades and professions, especially
81 the stage
III The magazines wc read elerine accounts 81
that American girls gaining through their intelligence and
talents II sounds good II do think Il makes many
u the home and kitchen dissatisfied they do not think
Harvey oIIiggn writer Of excellent short stories, has
Just published brief piece Of fiction entitled, In the Mat
tc II Art II is convincing BIT proof fact that ap
parent amy thinking The meaning Of the
story that the good and normal there IS just one
great object that worth while gaining TO love be loved and
have babies.
Mr. OIlggns ii has story New York playwright
exrsstedy antique country farm house. actress
who had formerly been the paghts potege and had won
tbs hearts Of the paygong public She the height Of
Mhcn suddenly she dropped cut Of sight The play
wright had given her lost when touring through the eoun
tfy n automobile he had happened 70 meet her
She explained while engaged IN making "foamy omeet
that she bad married young newspaper reporter salary IS
and thar the the home they had selected
Tier husband conmuted TO the city She bssly happy
and would to the stage
The playwright the for her choice credits
her with says that the public ready TO lie
down and roll her feet money than she could
There are millions Of women cook. You're a actress"
The smiIes at him. Finally She says
Il tired Of H. Tired o. being monkey. wanted 4
real lie Of my own~away from all you people that don't
anything except initiate write IL act H. play the monkey
with And when found that really could love Iackthat
had enough ii the human being left in for tha- my
chance. while still young could get away somewhere,
with him. where al the o. yoa couldn't around and
remind that only monkey and spoil ALL AVID Try to
back That's why hid want to live" She threw
her the golden. sunny Here real life
With real And be happy. And am. Neveryoull
back hong I have this I'm going to
have real lic with real work. real oveand babesreai
hahebabes Of my own She stopped in her eyes, her
lips trembling
OF the playwright didn't understand lie charged
that she only acting she did mind that sur She
hnmmed.
"Now you're married, you must obey
You must be careful OF all you say.
You must be kind you be good
And help your husband split the wood"
Ii story worth while II isn't often that writers who
specialize upon bachelor girl will give the readers peep
behind the sinse the human il isn't often that
with career will admit that the longing II their
hearts il q home husband and children
This story wilt make Of the kitchen less dissatisfied
with their Ios II they viii only ask themselves Would
change my baby for decsoe stage gown would trade my
home for newspaper notoricty would forfeit my husband
love for that would make the object Of attery
day and object d desoIation IN old age tomorrow
The normal and truly happy is the Of the
home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

BUY Champion Gas Range and
get a coal or wood range free. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

elite arc according 70 the Klvsr
~ herman.
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Wonder II itfs truc that these
hare seed catalogues nfv printed eS
fha Ananlaa ciubs-~Cieseiand Plain
Dealer.
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fluffy KDnns ThiuNe+fd like to
prepay the express on this pack :
aNN
EagFeNs CnfnpAnY'n Agent what's
ths NGfaeY
Aifl It's bundle OF letters. TM
SENDING them back 10 him Chicago
Tribune.
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- Within sssbie
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~rtspAntHh.
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Fay. paw" said little Role. why
20 fhqY call George Washington the
Father ~ Hls Country ~
dHnhn. Hpu. uuiesH II Was be-
cause hia eeuntfy kept him huktilnk
- keep II 0ut ~ trouble. and then
ealme 70 look - him - a sors al
Gle fpMg whaNe advice aidn't aWount
- mitch. anyhow" - Washington
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.Sl--YANCOuYfR B.C.--St

princess Royal from Pier "A, !"
10 p. m. except Tuesday; incom.
parabiy the best on the route.
Phones 20a ="
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BUTCHER BUTCHERS
WIFE AND DAUGHTER
Cuts OF Their Heads With
Large Knife and Then
Commits Suicide.

POTTSVGII. Pa. Nov. 2.-Daniel
ScHockc butcher OF Pine Grove. last
night cut on the heads ot his wife and
twelve year-old daughter. and then COM
mittcd suicide by shooting himself.
The discovery was made today when
uclehbors who became suspicious that
something was wrong broke open the
front door They found SchOcke lying on
the first floor and the bodies Of the wife
and little girl in a bed on the second
floor.
A large butcher knife on tho floor
showed how the murders had been com
mittcd Schoclsc had covered the bodies
with bed clothing and after writing a
note telling what he had done. he went
downstairs and shot himself through the
head. Death in his case was instantane-
Gus.
Schocke was % years OF age. He was
Of a rather peculiar disposition and sew
rral times failed in business. but his
Tcla ativcs came To his assistance each time
and gave him II new start
Last evening he took his lodge books
to the home OF : relative along with
other possessions. indicating that he pre-
meditatCd the murders.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-03
STATE COMMISSION
BA[KS INTERSTATE
Texas DefieS United States
Body and Boldly Says Orders
VIII BE Disobeyed.
STATES RIGHTS QUESTION
CROPS OUT IN RAILROADS.
Can One State Force Another
State to Grant ii Special
Freight Rates?

AUSTIN. Ten, Nov. 2.-Stato Railroad
Commissioner ., II. Colquctto has thrown
down the gauntlet To the Interstate Com
mcrcc commission II was OF Il petition
OF Shreveport. La. tobhcrs made TO IN"
Interstate Commerce commission 10 force
The Texas railroad commission 10 give
Tho iobbcrs mileage rate into eastern
Texas. San Augustine TEX, merchants
wrote to Mr.. ColGucttc about II and In
reply h. SAYS, in part;
''You say that Shreveport iobbcrs have
made application to the Interstate Conn
mcrcc commission 10 force the Texas
railroad commission to give them mile
age rate into east Texas.
..Ir thcv have this object In view they
viii fail. because the Interstate Com
mcrCc commission cannot make the Texas
railroad. commission do anything. We
propose to protect the people OF cast
Texas 10 the b"st OF our ability against
the situation which Shreveport Is work
ing for.
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WHOLESALE ARREST OF
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
Spokane Scene of Turmoil: !:
Charges of melting to
Riot Made.

SPOKANE. Wash. Nov. More than
$50 members OF the Industrial Workers
of tho World were arrested hero today
on charges of disturbing the peace by
speaking upon the streets without per-
mission Cf the authorities. Riots ap-
pcarcd To- he imminent during the day,
but tonight thc leaders announced thal
there would he no night street gatherings
because of the danger OF serious disorder.
Two companies Of the national guard
and the lire department have been ordered
10 be prepared 10 assist the police II inc
demand for help should bc made
SevGn OF the leaders of the Industrial
Workers were arrested, including three
women. Late today the CHIEF of police
and the sheriff headed a joint party OF
deputies and detectives which visited the
Headquarters Of tho organization and took
into custody James Wilson, editor Of the
/. w. ", paper: James =, Thompson y,
II. Cousins and George Clark. all OF whom,
it was alleged. had made lnCendlnry
speeches during the day.
They are being held without bonds on
charges oI having melted to riot. Ear
lier In tho day the three women had been
arrested on similar charscS--Nnn Nrquot,
Isabelle Unstable and Edith Fcrnet
None of The members resisted arrest
and there were no demonstrations when
they were marched TO jail. All of the
prisoners will appear I'm court tomorrow.
Justice Mann, I'm the case of Thompson.
who had been arrested before. had dis
missed the prisoner on the ground that
the ordinance under which tho arrest was
made was class legislation and therefore
unconstitutional.
Tho second arrest Of Thompson and of
all The others in jail tonight was based
upon another ordinance even more
sweeping i'm its character than the one
TO which Justice Mann objects, Under 1T
the police are given the power TO arrest
any person speaking upon the streets re-
GardleaS OF the subject or reason Tor the
address ii = crowd gathers and disorder
i believed by the police 10 prevail.
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DIED

ELLSWORTH-ln this city. November
1909. Mrs Margaret Ellsworth, wife oi
S. NJ Ellsworth of Idaho Falls, Ida.
born April l. 1866. i'm Murray. Utah,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Neal Mcmillan
of Murray. Utah Funeral services
Thursdav at 10 a. IN. at Idaho Falls. Ida.
lntcrmCut In Louisville cemetery. Friends
arc invited Ia attend the services.
HARNIAN-At tho residence OF her
daughter Mrs. y. w. Frcwcu. as
North Second West street, November ,,
1909 of old age. Jane Davis Hdrman;
born September lG 1871. i'm Muthgr-T Tyd-
vii South Wales. Fuucrg! services
Thursday at p. m. from the Twenty
fourth ward chapel Friends arc Invited
Ia attend and the caslSct will be open
from II TO | 30 p. m. on day Of funeral
al tho above address. lntcrment in City
cemetery.
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SECONDHAND STORES
OSTEOPATNY

DIR. GRACE STRATTON, 607-OS SCOTT
bldg Ind 2S2, Bel 1910. Res. 524= Y.
n99l
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SENSATIONAL, FLIGHT
BY WILBUR WRIGHT

COLLEGE PARK, Md. Nov e.-Tsl-
ing his biplanc into the air in a twelve
mile wind and without the assistance
at the starting weights was the feature
Of Wilbur WrighCs hight on the govern
mont aviation field today.
Just before O'Clock Mr Wright made
the first trip OF the day. remaining in
the air about two minutes. \ second
flight OF about the same dura ton was
made just rs darkness was coming on.
Mr. Wright taking with him Lieutenant
Lahm
Ascending To height of seventy five
feet. the engine was stopped aud the bl-
plane gracefully Slided TO the ground.