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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-16

Becheller-Hand-mad Gentleman.
Baum-American Fairy Tales.
Brookings & Ringwalt-Briefs for
debate.
Carns-Karma.
Cody-Success in Letter Writing.
Craik-English Prose, Vol. s.
Crawford--Marietta, a Maid of Ven
Ice.
Earl-In the School Team.
Fallows-Dictionary Of Synonyms
6nd Autonyms.
Grsen-Town Life in the Fifteenth
Century.
Gusrber- Story Of the English.
Guest-Handbook on English His
tory.
Constitutions History of
England.
Keltie-statesmans Year Book.
1903.
Lee- Simeon fellows Shadow.
Montsomsry-Anne Of Green Ga
tsss.
Munstsrberg-Ppychothsrapy
ods-lrinnts Boys q ths Green
16oenfains-
otas aGlss1s nsvs = - lfpAevA
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-16
UNIVERSITY STUDENT SUS.
PECT IN HILLMAN HUKDBn

Detroit. Sept. 11.-Clues in til Ma
bel MilIman murder case lead - an
sthlete who il s:udent In the Uni-
versity Of llichiean.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-16
THAW NAME AGAIN
FIGURES IN COURT ACTION

Chicago, Sept. 11.--Miss Kathryn
Rush. former wife Of Charles Harper
Thaw. q cousin Of Harry Thaw. IN an
action in debtors' court stated that
she had spent $4,000 alimony IN he
past two years.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-16
CONTROVERSY OvER
POLE DISCOVERY now
ON in REAL EARN1DI

New York, Sept. 1.-The Peary-
Cook controversy over the discovery
Of the North pole 10 waxing hot. with
honors about even. Peary asserts that
Cook IL liar. while the latter comes
out flat-footed and declares Peary 10
thief.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-16
WOMAN TAXES HER LIFE
IN GARDEN OF FLOWERS

Londan, Sept. 11.-Mrs. James
Perrin early this morning committed
suicide in Howe's Gardens near this
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
R. H. THOMSON IN CENTER OF
SAMUEL BLYTHE'S SPOTLIGHT

While c. j. Smith moves OF the
stage TO the plnudlts Of the aud.
enee, Reginald H. Thomson.
mover OF the hills. Frances forth
into the center Of the national spot
light this week.
Reginald II, Thomson has been
city engineer Of Seattle heretofore.
hnt with soday's issue Of The Sat
arday Evening Post be has enservd
The list OF the Great and Near.
Great.
Mr. Thomson occupies a large
share OF Samuel G. Blythe's famous
Who's Who and Why" page IN the
current issue Of the Post Mr.
blythe made Seattle a visit some
weeks ago. and gathered the mate
llal Cor the elevating Of Thomson
aud Smith 10 a higher runs Ia the
aational ladder
Mr.. Blythe says Ia part.
so they worked at Il for a time.
but didn't get anywhere much until
70 years ago. then Reginald H.
Thomson was made city engineer.
and nc developed into one OF the
most remarkable hill cutters we
rave. The way he treated those
hills was something scandalous
lie biffed and batted them around.
haved them of and filled the "a.
vines with the shavings Talk
about mans JOB. II Engineer
Thomson hasn't done mans job
a the past IS years. nobody on this
contsnent has. He has made Sc
attic over. or will have made Seat
tie over when he gets through
with H.
FIatsening Out Seattle.
Getting It down TO figures.
Thomson has removed more than
100000 cubic yards Of earth and
stone IN making the changes al.
ready completed. which amounts to
Il miles OF street surface. 10 say
nothing Of the change 10 the abut-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

ting property When he completes
hts work he will have moved 3&..
o00000 cubic yards OF dirt and stone
and changed 81 miles OF streets.
including the cast and west streets.
OF which q reasonable number were
changed as a commercial necessity.
The work mas cost se.0e0 900 thus
far. aud will cost sG.0ee. 900 more
before Il Is completed.
Perhaps other engineers could
have done this Likely ~ not, That
Isn't the point The biz fact ABOUT
Thomson Is that he has held on
Ike a bulldog for is years. fighting
for his plan 10 remodel Seattle. and
has put Il through There have
been changes Ia mayors since he
began. and many different kinds of
city councils He has had good sup
port. indifferent support and no sup.
port az all lie has heard city coun.
ell orRtory BY the week. and has
pounded members OF street commit
tees over their heads with bis plans.
specifications and estimates. lie
has bnlldozcd. threatened. cOaxed.
cajoled fought. temporixed. taken
what be could get. got all be could.
but be never stopped hammeriug.
and the people had so much faith IN
him that no mayor or council dared
remove him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
ACCUSED CLERK
DENIES CHARGES

said that the shortage ranges from
s.. Geo 60 double that sum.
This talk OF inc owning q big
touring car Is not true said hilllH.
"The fact Is, I owned small run
about That was two years ago,
/ sold the car shortly after | got II"
At this iuncture his attorney
warned him 60 talk no further OF
his case and Hillis refused further
interview.
Justice Gordon set Hills pre-
liminary trial for Nov. % az 10 a
IN. The Justice refused 60 Fix Hill.
lis bond without knowing the
amount OF the alleged shortage.
The accused man has heen In the
employ OF the Commercial Import,
Ing Co for the past four years. He
was regarded as trusted employe
He Is married and has a family.
He resides at 4032 Midyale av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
HE REMOVES
MARKS OF
ACE
IIvINcs SLOWS NATURAL
METHOD OF PAlNLE 8
FACIAL RESTORATION SIM.
PIE AND EFFECTIVE.

Nature surely intended woman TO
be lovely until the last moment OF
Ter HE and there is no reason why
4 lady, even In the fifties. should
not still have a good figure and
a clear complexion with her express.
i've face free from disfiguring
Ines
Our method Is natures method
u toning up the muscles. and thus
removing wrinkles. stimulating the
circulation OF the blood. and thus
clearing the skin, invigorating the
whole physique, and thus producing
N erect carriage and graceful move
nents. We do no cutting Nature
las no use for knives. no filling
10 with artificial material. which
nay produce an abscess. We use
natures methods only, and our
treatment is 40 simple and effective
that merely a trial will convince
you that It is valuable tonic as
veil AZ great beautifier
We correct the following:
Hollow cheeks or eyes, imper.
feet nose. baggy chin, Happy neck.
sickly, saiiow skin, unrefined com
Dlexion. ugly frown burrows. mouth
10 nose lines, crows feet, pimpies,
warts. veins and moles. red nose.
blotches. skin or scalp disorders
Electricity Used.
Lady Attendant.
SUITE sos TO eo4
Ellers Music Bldg.
Cor. Third and University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
Hills. Bookkeeper, Held
for Grand Larceny of
Company Funds, Asserts
His Innocence.

Il am absolutely innocent as my
trial will prove, was the dnial
made this morning By Maurice II.
ilillis former bookkeoper of the
Commercial Importing Co. who
was arrested yesterday on a charge
u grand larceny preferred by his
employer. J \. shaw, president OF
the concern, sAn al
The specific amount alleged 90
have been embezzled BY Hinls. as
appears in the complaint. Is sTts SO.
from other sources. however. Il Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

b @ o o q . 9 o o 0 o .
, Are sou satisfied wiih your pFes-
b ent sltuntiouT ~ close economy
D your salary viii probably pHf your
present necessities Huf hoW about
, the fufiFaf Hos would u seem
b 70 You 20 hs the employer Instead
5 81 The smpioYa WHY not be inae-
b FeudeHff
) A. Christmas iifne gae would ae-
b nepf q Hift from = FRIEND ~
) dollars yaius ana be ysfy Hratrtni
b Why then viii you not accept the
b arr nf igV acres ~ land that your
) tuflh sam offers Neu ana become
) independent a. well ns grateful
Me Will locate yoH - q nome
} stead faf y reasonable fec That ~
) five yeafr will make ynu in0es
B pendent of all relatives - iHhs
, virgin country ifa mAsH from
faiiraad but -four railroads hfadr1
) that say, ana when any ono =
them ia c0mIietnd fuuf land HiH
) o. worth a. iaati 40 pei acre
This IL one ~ ihr iasi calls faf
) pfhlfia ianda ~ fhp knffhNeHt
f'rotFasiiHatien ~ fhisf q Nins Z
ust busy and pfoitfi fpur avn m
3 tsfaafH
Iar particulars raii ~ fnqfu tes
Lumber Exchange HniiainM
900 ooao o O o o o 9
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THE SEATTLE STAR

Entsvef al N. seattle Boss esfies 80
sscqrc class matter
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address label 81 each paper Whea that
date arrives. " TcuF sabarft rfien has not
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is taksB from the itss. A chsnes 81 dais
en- The address label IL rassipI ~ %
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NOTICE no sUBsCHInKHs--Ss
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than once, piaAss tslsphons us ever tine
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In this wAy 80 can ss certain 81 sixng
eur Subscribers perfect ssrvics-end
u 10 the euiy gay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Continued.
Must Sacrifice

s0.room brick apartment house, two
and three room suites, steam Heat hot
ana cold water. close in on fifsi MT
reasonable rent lease, coed income ana
eaeY 90 rus. Phone owner. East affts
evenings
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Only $3.50 Cash

EiRhtsfoom modern house. double con
Hifuciioh uiasfefsd ana papsfcd auobs
HiFHfiea sioH It lake and mUuufafHft 20
minutes ride ora Ensffahf tar. JOS alone
worth ~ GOO pficr ffssh9t ouig $3.50 cash.
Aasf ssli AZ once. Phone EaHt 113f. eFtu-
inKs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Continued.


Classified ads under this had tikhi
cents per line ~ sin wurda Seven lnAefs
lions Tor 'tha prise uf ella.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Continued.
Close In

Fiye-room cottage on ssih. nsar MD
Icon, los stNizai ti.5ee, On eaHY terms.
small cash payment fhDns X seit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

DbNI BE LONESOME ~ Interstate
Introducing Society. for respectable peo-
Die only reliable marriage matrimonial
agency Many wealthy membera Per-
sohAl iutfoductioua. Hours mornings
70 evenings aundaya Included NO
sember paper Zoe Box ISL, heattie
Washington. office, 42-4s vsndome ITO.
ieii lSAs fifai Az. 1T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
PERSONALS.
OsteOpathy

DIR HOLT OsTEOPATHfc PLY
hIcIAN AND OPTOMETnfaT also uainK
electricity. vibration. light cure. DRY and
steam baths Eyes treated. glasses m
20 Fourth year in Seattle TREAT.
MENlH ~ 90. Telephone Main 1851
pike.
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LlvEarncn

the Manly maarding 49, g.--',---'-s-=-.-
hNfsfs hlted fqf I'D Iarees.s Htati,s
,,rlh lips Wssiera az ps.s y ~ y
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Classified ads unaFr fhgs head s.ons
esat pet werd Seven inssffieas fes ths
prizes 1f sia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

The star cannot sunrsafee So
ruracy or assume responstshf<y
for error. Of any Mad eeenssa.G
In taiephoa~a s4x~rtfssmesAs-
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Woodland Park Snap

nundln9 plans ~ close price O. b.
hsFmana. Afchitscl 40 cfafy BloR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

Mra nfaun. midwife, rs years pxpcfls
ents. private confinement home babies
adopted terms reasonable. iate Howell
is answered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
FUNERAL pIRgcToRs.


BUT-TERWORTH a SON Professions
Directors and Licensed Efnbaimers i12
LET. OPP Moore theatre Bolh phones atl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-26
WENT INTO CRATER
OF ACTIVE VOLCANO
UNITED Press Leased Wire. ]

Toxic. Aug. 26.-After descending
100 feet into the crater OF the active
volcano Asama to collect scientific
data, Professor j. Rodger, president
of the American University union, has
just returned here.
He is the first man who has ever
undertaken the hazardous undertake
ing and his accomplishment has as
founded the japanese. who thought
the daring feat impossible.
Professor Rodger Investigated the
crater In n chair attached to strong
cables and a pulley, by which he was
lowered into the steaming pit bub-
bling with liquid lava.
Asama volcano Is about so miles
to the northeast OF Toxic. II is $500
feet high and has been active since
Its last eruption In 1888.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-26

good. James walton, formerly an
employe of the Bush Bank here, is
plating the property. After a short
stay at Slab Creek, Mr. Hauser took
his friends to Ocean Park for a day
then 10 Trask River hotel The
Trask hotel is situated right at the
foot OF the mountains and is an
ideal recreation hostelry Mr.. Hau-
ser was loud in his praise of the
good work being done at the Trask
River fish hatchery. He says it is
being kept up in excellent shape by
Manager Keals and the hatchery is
very valuable holding of the state.
After visiting various other places
of interest. the party returned home.
Mr.. Hauser says he has never driven
his car over better roads than are
now In Tillamook.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-26
HAUSER AND FRIENDS
HAD A FINE TRIP

A record-breaking auto trip has
Just been completed by Paul Hauser
In his Chalmers Detroit car, accom-
panied by party OF friends. Mr.
Hauser travelled 500 miles through
mountainous country and over
strange roads, and during the 10
days OF which he was on the road he
was not delayed over five minutes on
each OF his many runs to various
parts of Tillamook county, and the
only effect on the Chalmers-Detroit
after the long, hard drive was the
loss of a tiny nut which was ON the
top OF the machine.
Mr.. Hauser left the city with his
auto guests for Tillamook city first,
where they spent some time as the
guests OF Attorney Webster Holmes,
who Is now residing at Tillamook.
Mr. Hauser states that Attorney
Holmes Is busy and happy In his new
location, and the treatment they re-
ceived at Webb's hands was royal.
After spending day with Attorney
Holmes and family. Mr.. Hauser took
his friends TO Garibaldi Beach 10
spend the day, then 10 Ray City and
Bay Ocean Park After enjoying the
beautiful scenery az these resorts,
the party made the trip to Slab
Creek Slab Greek was formerly a
wild summer resort aud not very
thickly inhabited. but is now being
plated and the prospects for the
place TO become a home town are
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-26
MUSICAL CONTEST
AT SEATTLE FAIR
1nn,tsn pre,s .essed wire !

Seattle. Aug 26.-What is prob
ably the greatest musical competition
ever held in the United States will be
that between the Tabernacle Choli
of Salt Lake, and the Welsh Els
teddfod. Of the United States, in the
Auditorium Of the Alaska-Yukon-
Pacific exposition, Friday and satur-
day. The competition is for a chorus
OF not less than rs or more than 1875
voices. and money prizes to the value
OF $500 have been provided. 1t is
probable that other singing societies
will also compete. as the contest Is
open to all.
A considerable delegation 10 on the
way TO the fair from South DAKOTA to
celebrate the day Of that state at the
exposition. They will be Joined by
number OF former residents OF South
Dakota from Seattle and the neigh
boring cities.
octogenarian Day, on Friday, II
one OF the unique features OF th-
weeks entertainment, n program be-
ing prepared for people over so
years OF age. A considerable num-
Der OF octogenarians will be present,
and some will take part in the con-
test OF strength which will be held.
The Norwegian sangerfest Of the
Pacific coast will arrive at the fair
on Saturday. and will begin their
concerts Sunday. Monday will be
Norwegian Day at the exposition, and
a special program win be given by
the sangerfest. i-i 80
The feature OF Norwegian Day viii
be the giant parade Of the grounds
In native costume and the arrival ot
viking ship. which has been built
at Bethel, on Lake Washington.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-26
CHINESE ORDERED
TO STOP BOYCOTT
IunItea Press I.aased wIre.l

Pekin, Aug. 26-instructlons we're
sent today 20 the yieeroy OF NankinS
province and the governor OF Kains-
81 20 adopt measures TO end the boy
colt OF the Chinese along Yang-Tse
river against British trAdesmen. fol-
lowing a PROTEST from the British le-
cation.
The boycott was begun after Pos
lice lnspector Mears was acquitted OF
killing a Chinese. The orientals al
legged that his aeauittal was a mis-
carriage OF justice. and are actively
agitating a boycott against the
British commercial interests as re-
suit.
The boycott is spreading through
out the valley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-26
SCHIVELY CASE
WILL END TODAY
limited Press Leased Wire. !

Olympia, WASH, Aug. 26.-The
fate OF John II. schively, state insur-
anoe commissioner, who is on trial
before the senate, charged with ir-
regularities in the administration OF
the affairs OF his ONCE, will be de-
clded this afternoon.
G. c. Israel attorney for schively,
presented his argument this morning
and Il will occupy the entire morning
session.
The main charge on which the Inn
peachment trial against Schively was
based was the alleged collection by
that official OF exorbitant fees from
insurance companies for examination
OF their books.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-26

cessfully grated 400 square inches
of skin onto patient Tuesday.
X X X
How would you like to be the gi-
raffe when you hit the pink lemon
ede?
X X X
It is really a misfortune that that
Incubator kid was ever hatehed.
n X
Cholera has broken out at Melilla,
but the Moors are still trying to
break in.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-26

curious; and last, but by no means
least came the steam calliope with
its siren refrains that could be
heard half mile.
While the parade was passing
through the center of the city there
was almost a general suspension Of
business.
The parade over the majority Of
folks went back to work, all, that
Is, but the thousands who wended
tfeir wsy to the grounds and viewed
the sideshow and other attractions
until the doors should open for the
performance in the big tent.
Promptly at O'Clock the per-
formance began and with the many
novel and daring acts. most OF which
have not been seen here before, it
delighted vast crowd. There will
bs another performance tonight
Then the cirous, like the Arab will
fold its tents and silently steal away.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-26
ZEPPELIN Will.
MAKE LONG FLIGHT
limited Press Leased Wire. !

Friederiehruhe, Aug, 90 Count
Zeppelin, In his newest dirigible bal
loon, Zeppelin ILL.,, will leave here az
7 p. m. today with party of friends
for Berlin,
lie expects TO cover the distance,
$50 miles, by Saturday.
According to present plans, and II
the wind is favorable. Zeppelin ex-
poets TO land at Tegele, suburb OF
Berlin.
The emperor will welcome Count
Zeppelin when he descends at Tegele.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-26
X y * x X X * X X \ X X X X X
= X-RAYS AND SMILES +

x * X * X x x X x x X X !: X \;
Hill evidently liked the looks Of
the teeth in the mouth of the De-
schutes, as he took the animal.
* X 4
The government examines the for
est rangers so they can examine the
forest ranges.
X X X
Can the money the bruisers get in
their scrspping contests be properly
called box receipts?"
x X X
Everybody came in to let the chill
dren see the circus, which was per-
fectly correct.
X X *
All the elephants were bigger than
the one captured by Bert Houston
for the Cherry Fair parade.
\ 4 X
When 1t comes to a professional
grating skin game, DR.. Morse, Of
this city, holds the record. He sue
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-26
The Oldest Of Professionals.

An old friend of the family had
dropped in to see a young lawyer
whose father was paying his ONCE
rent
mo, sir" said the candid youth.
the old friend said, genially.
''oN, SIR" said the candid youth.
81 appear to be, but 1 am really
practicing economy."-Youth's Com
panion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-26

Dufur has used oil on its streets
for several years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-26
p /. e 8

'T have suffered with piles foF thirty.
uix years. One year ago last April -
gan taking Cnscarets for constipation. In
the course Of q week I noticed the pillB
began 70 disappear and AZ the end ol slH
weeks they did not trouble me AZ ~.
CascArels have done wonders fos me. !
en- entiEsiy cured and feel like a ns9
man" CeoEgs KEydsT. NAPolOon, q
pssasasl, palAiahls, poleal. Taste Gecaa
DO Coed Never elcksn. Weehen o. OflDa.
loe. 1Sc, s0o. Never sold Ia oulh. fhe geop
ulna tablet stamped z { {. Ouafanleedl q
enro o. yoor mooeE oach. -
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-01-12
Obituary..

Ellen Louise Barber was born in
Canton, N. Y, Sept. II, 1860, being as
years, months and % days old when
she died Jan. 9, 1909.
At an early age Lou" united with
the M. E. church at home and lived a
most exemplary, Christian life to the
day of her death-bearing the intense
suffering of her last sickness, as she
had borne all her poor health, with un-
complaining grace and fortitude.
In 1901. in company with her brother
Elton, with whom she made her home
since the death of their parents, she
came to Cresco, Ia, to share with him
his new home in the West.
On Jan. Z, 1902, Elton was married
to Miss Maud Barber. They bought a
farm three miles west of town where
they have lived until the present time.
This fall the farm was sold. About
a month ago it became evident that
Miss Louis health was in precarious
condition and, fearing the worst, il
was thought best to transfer her tt
town before the general moving SHOULD
commence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Barber, parent.
of Mrs. Elton Barber, gave her ;
] welcome hospitality and helped to nurs,