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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-20
PETER POWER WRITES
0NLVE LABOR
TOPICS
hy Peter Power

Employers In the extreme west
who have been looking with more
or less favor upon the Importation
OF Japanese laborers on the
ground that they are more tract
able than white or black workers,
may learn to their sorrow that the
yellow peril" is not a mere bug
aboo conceived by American labor
fearful of Asiatic competition.
have been informed by a u. s.
government employee at Honolulu
that the strike of some 10000
Japanese plantation laborers in
the Hawaiian islands was one of
the bitterest struggles ever waged
in any land. The money lasses
mounted high into the millions.
When the strike started the
Japs had no union and the en-
ployers expected an easy victory.
However, the Jap laborers not
only formed a union, but they in
PRODUCED military tactics and their
organization operated like clock
work. The thousands of strikers
were divided into squads. captain
ed by the most intelligent among
them; the roll was called twice a
day; leave of absence could only
be obtained by securing a pass
bearing a time limit; a commits
sariat was conducted, supplies
purchased through bidders, meals
were wholesome and regularly
served, and the housing was care
fully looked after. Even court
martials were introduced and Of
tenders we're penalized in various
ways.
Finally the plantation owners
who imported the Japs were COM
PEELED to make important conces-
sions, after losing millions of dol
lars, to end the strike. In Homo
lulu the people are saying that the
Asiatics have taught the Ameri-
cans how to strike.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-20
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Games Yesterday.
Portland A, San Francisco 1.
Los Angeles 4, Oakland 2.
Vernon 2, Sacramento L.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-20

Three full hours at Navy Yard
sunday. See the wreck of the
Yosemite. Multnomah, from Fly
err dock, 10 a. m. Round trip,
75c. |T
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-20

Three full hours at Navy Yard
Sunday. See the wreck Of the
Yosemite. Multnomah, from Fly
er dock, 10 a. IN. Round trip,
Use. **
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-20

Bremerton Navy Yard Sunday
75c round trip on Multnomah. 10
a. m. Three hours there. IT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-20

The Associated Press report sent
out of Chicago to the effect that
all the railway workers of the
country are being brought into a
combination and will be merged
into the American Federation of
Labor is not fact. The railway
shop men, such as machinists,
boilermakers and other mechanics,
have been identified with the A..
F. of L. for years. The engineers,
firemen, conductors and others in
the transportation departments,
excepting the telegraphers and
switchmen, have held aloof from
the federation and from present
indications will continue to do SO.
The Chicago conference was not at
tended by representatives OF the
old brotherhoods, and the ''new
federation" was not organized in
Chicago, but in Denver last No
vember.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-20
EASTERN GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games Y yesterday.
Pittslburg 8, st. Louis 3.
Philadelphia Al, New York 60.
Boston 81, Brooklyn 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-20

Go-carts retired by e. e. Peter
on, 924 Tacoma Ave. "ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-20

u. s. Navy Yard and wreck of
Yosemite Sunday. Multnomah,
from Flyer dock. 10 a. m, 75c
round trip. 80"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-20

Plenty of warships at Bremen
ton. See the new drydock and
the wreck of the Yosemite. Multi
nomah from Flyer dock Sunday,
10 a. m. Three hours at Bremen
ton, 75c round trip. $50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-20

A big sensation has been Fcre-
ated in the labor world by the
action of the general executive
board of the United Mine Workers
I'm practically censuring Samuel
Gompers for writing series OF
articles dealing with European la
Dor conditions. The series was
offered to labor publications for
$12. The miners declare that the
unions are paying all of President
Gompers' expenses in Europe. and
therefore their publications are en-
titled to the articles without fur
Their payment. The United Mine
Workers Journal denounces the
syndicate proposition as a hold
up" and "viciously" wrong.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-20
AT SEATTLE.

U. s. Navy Yard and wreck of
Yosemite Sunday. Multnomah,
from Flyer dock, 10 a. m, 75c
round trip. 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-20

The journeymen tailors have
lust taken "a unique position.
Their national union has declared
for the repeal of the Sherman anti
trust law, root and branch. Ihey
say the antitrust laws are enforc-
ed against labor organizations,
while the trusts flourish more than
ever. The tailors have also de-
clared for socialism as the only
way out of the trouble, thus fol-
lowing the lead of the mine WORK.
ers. -
The fact that two organiza-
lions that have representatives IN
the executive council of the A. +.
of L. who are well-known conser-
natives. John Mitchell of the min
ers and John B. Lennon of the
tailors, have declared in favor OF
socialism, has created an amusing
situation.
At present the national civic
federation, with which Mitchell Is
officially connected, is making a
fierce campaign against socialism,
which the miners recently
espoused, and many people are
wondering what position he will
take when the question comes up
at the forthcoming. Toronto con-
vention of the A. F. of l.. NOW
Lennon is in the same boat.
Following the announcement OF
the machinists that they will con-
slider the proposition of inaugu-
rating a movement for the eight
hour day at their convention In
Denver next month, it may be
stated that the same question Will
be taken up by the general execu-
tive board of the metal polishers
and brass workers, which meets:ln
Cincinnati next week. Other met
al trades will doubtless fall in nne
to make the movement generals
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-20

AT PORTLAND.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-06
slRrh NOTICES.

-
paxker-.ro fhs W4fe % a. Parker. aEil
Lot ~ w Oct a. a daughter
WhsEnWs ITO the wifr o. y MhAfhe5
t114 skft -. Nus 2. HHaNhtec
Halter TIE this Wtfe % Bailey tett
itfs X w October %. a syn
Joh 1aoFi--r the wife af n Johnson
f6aB " sfst October ~ dauEhtrf
ummdefe-To the wtfe ef ~ uunsers.
sxg Fourth w November A. a daughter
NanKhan-.Tn the mite Of Vaughan
1868 Fffth W. Soy-nisrr ,. a s9n
Henrrsi-Te the sifs cf g. bquFrst, zi4
far1 n. Nor EN- nsF A. sans
MeN~e--To ths wff~ ~ MrNre. 81
W x6Eh N0ssmbef 2 a son.
ktsfh--TO the wife % a. ktuth. city.
NOVEMBER T. a son.
~ ssth November 2 a daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-06


DON'T BE LONESOME - Interstate
Introducing Society for respectable peo-
PIE pnly reliable marriage matrimonial
agency Many wealthy members Per
sonal iniroductiona Hours mornings
20 evenings. Sundays Included NO.
gsnber paper zoe Box zbI. Seattle
washington office. f2-f8 Vendome no.
Aefi 1910 flfht hFr TT
Ars Braun midwife rs years expert
once private confinement home, babies
Ihopted. terms reasonable. 1Ai6 Howell
Phone Main 1850 All letters prompt.
~ answered
New fine millinery Mrs Roundy. s74a
ltM aY ~. W Phone Ballard Psi End
Of Fremont Ballard car line. I'D
Every lady should wear Victoria SAM.
tATy Belt. Phone Main 2i0s or call bi4
WeshihgtOn Bldg, 700 First az
Hg bargains in unredesmed watches
and diamonds At the London Jewelry
%, i0t "a ay., next Guys Drug store
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

=
HuTTEHWoRTH a SON. Professional
Directors and Licensed Embalmefs 1871
LIST opp Moore theatre Both phones 30
johnson a Hamilton underwriters slz4
FIRST av Phones Main sTse Ind. att
Bonney- Watson Co. Fnnsrai Directors
Third Az and University Both phones -
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peArH NOTICES.

FsaxIss-H Feagies. -, Noy. :, 1it
let "
carnnlus Faanis cumrnlns. 81. Nov ..
Tefs ztth n. W
Do@inr - puwlnE So. Nov .. ear
11rd \ u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-06
Our Business Directory Guide Thousands of Strangers Daily
2Line AID Under Proper Won't You Much Try
AGENTS WANTED.

HunRAn noYa irs oBEAr. OFT
rlNu hicui steeo already made; money
coming .s' s.Ss''' ss,S,e ''' ,ss ssSRs.
TUNES MADE placing entirely new
hcusehcld inVenuen starting ~, ,fas
40 AoENrb AyfuALtl POCKET t,s,.
who can't sell it touIdnt eel bread IN
famine Hart inexperienced assent sold
10 Ca three heufs zoe AZ ioEethsr
WNDka Reese cav 90 ptapie soid at
Astoundinx bat fust thinkt NOD
ERN BATHROOM FOR o. 90 an others
tlto. nn. vet do less 30 enefEiaus wetef
one Kallon ample works anywhere
Gives four ditfrrent palhs cieanHes al.
most automatically It's mere than
popular boys sfs..'''s ss,s,ss.a aSs'
How sasy--fust show money you're
Millions esser 20 buy Mad raef ieg toe.
ISse8urc T fiSs4'rsESss9rs Yo1 s sas s Sto
submit your phenomenal offer" Allen
Ma Go 1891 Alien blag Toledo. Ohio
AoFSrs wANrFn = Hf0 MONEY
ENrENsEs PAID No ENrEkiENSE
REGNtREpi PORTRAITS, ANNMlpEh,
rhOTo PILLOW Tors see, FhAM hn
OWEN: CATALOGUE AND sAMrtes
FREE DEPARTMENT. re, RITTER
AIR STUDIO. " VAN BUREN cat
cAGo Ill.
statesmen side iins prand new Tea
minutes selling exclusive. enc tirm each
towns pets t9o commission. Pocket sam
pies SPECIFY territory END experience
+ y n Co Newton. iosa
RAIrSMFN best commission offsf en-
earth New All retailers samples Coat
pocket Profitable" Lowe ciV. iewa
HeLP WANTED FEMALE.
.---,s---s------s=e-- asss--s--r---.-,s--
classified ads under this head
fHr
price - FiS
Decorations company wants ladies'
steady er evenings home wefh rtAfnFiaA
novelties easy learned 81 90 aNfeH ~
ward Denny nids ites second afl
room stt 1T
wanted elderly soman fos iisht house
work rUens lad At1g between q -.
and p ~ satqrtsy cr Monday s-ss
Wanted chris 20 work Ia cigar taetary
Easls Cisar Co. ISIS ian az s-t
faay of saaa address ana poor vlsiea.
so Sorihern BANS blds -
SITUATION wANTEp-FEmALE.
.-s=aass-assa.s~e- --a--ss.s--a7se
lines. fhscc tinass. 20 cents STA words
20 iins
a yaune iAAY wlshss po.ssicn ~ ticket
seller Nith mstfHE picture shew o. she'
Atge. or 10 restaurant a. cashier ines-
veflenced tut NtllinE e. tesfn fhene
A tss1 Hsem = til
10 you need an expert cashier enc whp
understands bookkeeping and can uae
typ~~Ftterf Hsaf city references Sat
y15G ~5-f
Lady sseuosfaphsr and neekksspsF.
over four Years effiee experience VI
J.ft8. STAR ~tstefA
Woman Wnnfa slain SEWING No tahr
hcms shirt waists see and ap. al leth
ar = Phone ttss. Recon- - t+is
haif ~ AL day Ms n, eAFn star
Canshssrfs wanted Tor auieh seller
steady position call at ttt WashinEteu
MAJ fEa Pfrst A. 1T
eherthana and tsp~wFitlum issanns n
exchange for soliciting sartk sei. -.
tween ana p m -
Appssaties siFi Tor assssmakiaE
Qsens gr4rn 81 Id
atauaxraphsr slx years sspsrisnes.
wishes pasi'ian az enes Y ttsz LIS
Trained nurse wants aefk Phoss
Queen Anne sieo 3-R-t
HELP WANTE D--MALE.
-.-.--.s4.--s-.4-.a.~-a
Classified ads under thls hsaa--ens
cent per wcrd. seven Insertions icf the
price 81 sia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-06
CITY REAL ESTATE.

I o s-R o s--R o s-R o s--R o
HOMES on EASY TERMS
This beautiful modern five.
room home on the Waiiingford
car, near the Lincoln high !
school. lot sorioo. Improve
ments all in and pafH Price
, 1900. $500 cash. balance $40 !
per month.
/ $4,000 !
This modern fiye-room home
close 20 Madison. not far out.
for $4,000. s9oe cash balance
sac per month This l. large
lot. high and slightly. This Is
$3.50
six.room home on Phinney !
av.. near Woodland park. fine
view Of the mountains aud
I water. a sacrifice sale si.ss6.
t2oo cash, balance SO per
month
} 5000
University district. on two car
Z lines. This beautiful. modern
His-room home, heamed ceilings
full basement improvements all
In and paid, hiEh and slightly |
for saoo cash. balance $50 per I
month.
$4,000
Capitol Hill. five rooms. strict
R " modern home baRmod cell
tnEe. fun cement basement,
large lot. improvements TN and
R paid. including paving n YOU
, are looking for Capitol hin
! home. here is your chance on
R easy terms
D REALTY OWNERS SYN
4 Investment BANKERS
h Main af2. Gle Cherry ST Ind iias
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X o SIR O s-R o s-R o SIR . Z
i WANTED 49, Two experienced
n real estate men We have more
a customers than W can handls y
: NaN u your chance 70 set iu and
" maks some good money None
% other skAu experienced men need q
X apply CAL and the Real
u Estate Manager any eaF before
= REALTY OWNERS SYN 81
" Investment bankers. ~
% Main ga as chsrry ~. Ind fiaA 81
wanted. aeis bodied men for the Z. =
Marine cons between the Agss Of -
and IS Must 1e native born o. sasa
'irs, papers Monthly pay Us 20 49,
ciothing quarters and medical attend
ancs free. After % years service can
retire with rs per cent Of gsy and al.
ashore Ia all parts Of the uerid Apply
a. Grand. Central Hotel. Seattle Wash.
trees on streets In nsw townsite WIN
pay t7Se per day half cash balance
on = acre lots The wages wont make
YOU rich. but the increase In ths yalu.
81 the property will help you out ~
poverty and provide home Ses Mr.
BiunsF. s2b Pacific Block. ib7 YsRlsr
liz
wANTED-salesmen q ability for
high grade Coupon and Accumgiatlys
Bond investment Absolute protection
a. basis o. safety No risk Liberal az
ranssmsut with com potent men INTER
FRATERNAL REALTY DEVELOP
MEST co. lsl broadway, New York
want 10 men al once 20 cut brush and
wood y 80 day Also Intelligent man
70 show land $3.50 month. Want one
salesman speaking al Scandinavian Ian
guagea Sec Bennett az whsrf At Brefn.
rrt1u today Ii
w
FouR MEN WANTED no SHOW Or
sell land; can make tis0 20 tf00 per
month and learn best business on earth
See HllimanH land manager room 2,
second floor, IN Times Block. today and
get maps 1T
PRosPEcToRa can learn biowpipinK
and asseying IN one month-goid. silver.
platinum, lead tin and copper, and tests
Tor tungsten and radium AZ Ben Beam
ers office, foot Of Battery ~
SPLENDID. opsnings FOR men Of
character and abinty TO write lie in
suranes for one o. the largest companies
Previous experience In that line not ss-
ssntisl Address ~. l. r., BOZ $50,
SEVERAL MEN wanted for ali kinds
opening several hundred acres 81 land
Sec Barney. the foreman 81 darlington.
on neH honton line. or Hillmau's cashier
IN Times Block. Come quick IL
-
Seattle Automobile School. day and
night classes. Practical teachers Road
lessons on up-tn -dsfa machines 40
broadway near Yesler Main 1910 IT
Or Prof Stevens. New Method Of
fklA Teaching Dancing Guaranteed
lM ia Private Lessons Copyrighted
1 W Lessons every day ana evening
rMX Glasses and assemblies. SIN and
kMLB Pine III
MEN WANTED Tor aH kinds Of work
on my new addition ~ ~ 900 aereHs big
wages See suffer or Hice on boat Venus
on south side pier o. before 10 a. m, foot
Of University H.
LABORiNO MEN ran eiearn something
to their advantage by calling az H8i Gem
trial Building Best opportunity ever Of
Tered Employment guaranteed.
statesmen wanted 10 take our oash
weekly selling choice nursery stock. ont
/ ~ free. Capital city Nursery CO.. nalefn,
| Oregon. IL
International Free Employment office
Al kinds help furnished, city or country.
p. House. beds DC per night Wei
ler and Maynard. Ind. 1871 III
Statesmen for unocoupied territory
faet seller straight commission Boz
fiI Ia. city Ia.
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The CntUAeo MIsFIr rARLoRs
Inn I-IHaI A..

wonderful values IN Mems
Tailor made uncalled for suits
OVefecate, CrAvenNttes and Treu-
GERS A fine new Inc OF Mems
Furniahings, Hate CAPS and SUIT
cases. klse Full press Suits fer
rant
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Continued.

,
Classified ads under this hsad--Et sht
cents PER line Of sin words Seven inser-
lions for the price % ak
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Woods Famous Celery
Farm

~ AiKona. formerly Valley city now on
the market IN garden tracts Easy
terms Come out today and make se-
lection.
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Continued.

A SNAP
TEN ACHES nicH RIVER NOTION
land All cleared ana fenced adjoining
one Of best towns ~ the valley between
Seattle and Tacoma, city water. Ownef
needs money Price ZOE feH days taeq
per acre half cash Crops from this
land Will pay far u ~ short time
ROBERT MALTHN,
tfs.ezo-92i Alaska building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-06

CHEAp-MY BIO CHICKEN and fruit
ranch. right on the sound. only seT6
Terms $50 down 50 per month See cap
tain or boat Venus before 1 0 a. m, Pier 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-06
PERSONALS.
OSteOpathy

DIR HOLT. OETEOPATHfC PLY.
efCIAN AND OPTOMErRIsT also using
eiect1iclty vibration. light cure dry and
steam baths Eyes treated. glasses ~ =.
ted. Fourth year In Seattle TREAT
t0l Peoples Bank Bldg, second and
Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-06
echEAAr eouNTkr H3nKs..
on Nrw INrmpunuAN

ON NEW lfThNuRBAN,
Zoe tracts already soidl lee tracts
rich soil! sprins water ioagsd off. burn.
"a over. easy TO clear. riebt al railway
station good roads. on survey Of cleo
pest vegetable frrlt, berry dairy land IN
the world Free deed 20 family IN case
Of buyers death, free sin months extsn-
.lon II case q sickness Price go per
acre per MOUTH! . per cent interest, low
taxeEi plenty Of work IN nearby mills.
Creep. nals srows the whole year
Cali or write TOR free beautifully IL
Illustrated booklet, Of 90 direo, 10 sisoo.
enohomIsh county. on the Northern Pa
eitie and SEQ the land. ssiesmen at
taco all the time.
ELwooD LUMBER a TIMBER CO,
sic white Building --as-e
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CtAskA 49,
Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star cannot guarantee -
curauy or assume respenstehtts
for errurs OF any hind occur
IN selephos<s ssssrtiserne~ss'
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Continued.
Four-Acre Garden
Tracts Just Across
Lake Washington

from Leach fasAa tracts arr only . fsw
hundred feet frusn ths water fgunt and q
seed. fiFg sias. deca where nufnsFans
pts sisatnefs step Thes1 tFaets are ess-
~ Cleared and are !usg ths tfins fer
trurk ssfdens and frus fsrms The
terms sssy saf ths Price ia euiy
tste An ACRE
Aaioiains lana 10 ssllins fer tssa an
acre Gene tc eur effics and les es take
You cut feu stii ts conrlnesd ttaa this
q the best buy that you csa fad
NEEHacHEIDT- THENcKMANS
REALTY COMPANY
Main haeA sh Central nidE
--ts3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-06

,aOo CAsH--s20 month: flvs-room
modern cottage. Lot t0xi00 tatona
av, near Goth.
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Classification cannot be given
after ~ o'ciock daily.
BALLARD AGENCY - p. "
Mullen, ksoe Ballard av., opp.
Ctr HAN. Phone. Ballard ses.
MAIN OFFICE-Severth av~
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1850: Ind. al.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Lost English setter. female. white and
black picked T. 246s. Main 511b zoos
Western Reward. -b-E
Lest-hsd mulsy heifer. white face
Notify James Henry Main 4se, and re-
cetvs reward. ST
Lost. a dark red heller. In vicinity Of
Brighton. Phone East 1883. --f-s
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-HKLP WANTED
Advertisements both Mails ana
Female,
Ons Cent q Weird.
Minimum Charge for Any AZ fee
Afs under all other hsadtn e.
) cents per line sir w2res
counted 20 each line. when
charged TO account. actual nurp-
Der 81 lines as set VIII be count-
Cd. Seven insertions made for
the price Of sta, when cash u
paid. All cap lines VIII be count
ed 50 two Inca
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-srruArToSs WANTED


tlnements. both male and female,
calf a cent q word
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ACRE TRACTS.

CLOSE TO LAKE WASHINGTON.
ALL CLEARED READY ron CROPS
rich soil. RUNNING WATER, view Of city
and lake close IN. handy TO business cen
ter Price $500 pc rtfaot, Easy terms
A. D. NEWELL. iso SPRING ST
Tlve-aore tracts. tas0i good soil well
located % down, 81 n week Herbert h
Upper scheusrman Block, lie Cherry at
See Mr.. johnson
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HELP wANTEp--MALE--
Continued.
Woods Famous Celery
Farm

At Aisona formerly valley city. nov on
the market "a garden tracts Easy
terms Come cut today aud make ~
lcctian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-06

Hats cleaned blocked. trimmed Our
~ 90 hat ls fine, kinE hat Works. Fifs,
aud unien III
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Three acres with sec feet tide land.
no better soii, well watered. AZ arres
under cultivation, 60 bearing fruit trees
fine place for greenhouse business OF
Hsrdenins. ttee cash viii handle a.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-26
MRS. LORILLARD JR.
 COMMITS SUICIDE
Found Asphyxiated in Bath Room at
 Home in Washington.
Takes Her Own Life in a Fit of Tempo. rary liberation - Was a Leader of Washington Society.

Washington, March 26.-Mrs Caro- line Hamilton LorilIard, wife of Pierre Lorillard, of New York, was found dead yesterday in the bathroom of her Washington residence, 2O3O Hilyer Place, N. w. It was not until yester- day afternoon that the fact of Mrs. Lorillard's death became known. Af- ter an autopsy by deputy Coroner G1azebrook and an investigation by Coroner Nevitt the latter gave a cer- tif1cate of death by suicide.
 haling Illuminating gas. One gas jet in the bathroom was turned on and there are other circumstances, which Coroner Nevitt declined to make known, tending to show that Mrs. Lor- illard had taken her own life. The theory advanced by pr. N. F. Cuth- bert, family physician of the Lorillards was that Mrs. Lorillard had commit ted suicide in fit of temporary ab- erration of mind.
 The news of Mrs. Lorillard's suicide created a sensation in Washington So- ciety.
 Wednesday night MT. and Mrs. LOT illard were guests at winner given by Mrs. Mary Scott Townsend in her handsome residence at Massachusetts, avenue and Twenty-second street in honor of Lady Paget of England.
 Mrs. Lorillard was found in the bathroom at about S:3O o'clock yester- day morning. She was lying face downward on a rug beside the bath tub. No report was made to Police Headquarters until about half-past 2 o'clock, when Coroner Hewitt sent mo- tice that Mrs. Lorillard had commit ted suicide.