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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-03-12
You Gain

Many business advantages 5,
dealing with this bank. ASH
from the benefit offered bv /,
checking account,the man VIII
is connected with the First n.
tional in a business war
Strengthens bis position in NJ
community. He has the conf
dence of the banker, whichS,
valuable resource. In allM
ways which we are prepaid
to accommodate patrons, NJ
arc prepared TO serve YOU
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-03-12
Mrs. Anna MI
TT SAVED HIS

" All thought II los,
writes j \. SWcnSon. \
Wis. "Ten years Of ID
II doctors could not Il
last laid me up. Thc1
ArnIca SaIve cured i'll
well. lnfallihle for
tons, Eczema, salt III
Fever Sores, Burns. s.
and Piles. Poe at ORD
macy.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-03-12
Spokane
IrUDcb CodRter
CHARLES GERHARD. Propr
Steaks, Chops and Cold
Lunches. Short Orders
at all hours. Dinner
served at noon.
OrOVille WASH
FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale at a
bargain five head of blooded horses
and over 100000 shares of stock in the
Pinnacle Gold Mining company, on ac-
count OF his early departure for Alaska
j. W. MILLER.
LOOMS, Wash.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-03-12
BEEF Wal

Beef mas reachd
water mark IN prid
siderably higher d
several years past.|
pay the highest pri
any beef for sale
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-03-12

\ the day following the
expulsion of Prender-
cast. Harry woke rest
less and unrefreshpd.
l. Iaot; -,rcoti,n,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-03-12
NEAR DEATH in BIG

AS Clerk of the town of q
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-03-12
FOR SALE OR II

\ ten-room plastcr|
Orovlllc. Suitable loca
vate boarding house. i
aonablc. Apply at III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
GETS MANY To CO
IN ON THE NINETY
NINE YEAR SCHEME

Ole Hanson 4 Co. suite 7tk New
York block. who began advertising
their addition aeroaa Lake Wash.
lnstoh, vesk aea. report sifuus
market for suburban aeres Mhny
people who heretofore have owned
city lots are purchasing larger
tracts farther out In order to an.
tielpate the large advance which
must laks place AZ Seattle In.
efeasss Ia population
Mr. Hanson says that the surprise
Of his real estate experience took
place when the uneieafed land
across the lake sold more readily
than that which waa held II the
same price which vas cleared lie
says that many people paid enAh.
although most took advantage OF
the remarkably easy terms
These terms we're something Of
novelty 10 real estate circles Ninety.
nine years time, on or before was
given on all payments after one
half is paid. Mt : pet cent interest
Up 10 Wednesday evening ae
tracts were sold At $3.50 per half
acre All but IL we're sold 70 real
dents Of Seattle. The l3 vere sold.
SIX 10 people from California. one
from Utah, three hy mail from
Montana and one from Denver. tho
other two being Wisconsin folks
The expression Of the visitors
was that they did not want To leave
Seattle without buying something
to hold onto within la boraefa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
UNUSUAL FRUIT
LAND SCHEME

Ewing have. therefore. evolved the
following scheme:
They sell thu land on terms 20 be
paid for In six years During that
time they plant and farm il Tot the
prospective evaeF and theY employ
none but the most scientific fruit
farmers 10 do the work
In the meantime, at the end Of
the third year. when the orchard
has begun 10 bear and produce
profit. the firm pays TO the In.
weston interest At eight per cent
per annam on the full purchase
price for the remainder Of the term
Of six years. The initial payment
is oaly a small percentage and the
balance is. as has been shown.
spread over period Of viz years
Water il already on the ground and
the purchase price cAfriea full wa.
ter rights in perpetuity
KlonA cred Mountain ls 80 call.
ed from the red mountain which IL
Ia the vicinity. which again gets
it's name from the red volcanic ash
with which Il Is covered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
MANY WANT HOMES OVER
LOOKING THE SOUND
AND BAY.

West Seattle property has for
some time occupied prominent
place In the realty market. and that
this will be the mere assured In
the future BY reason Of the Nork
being done and about TO be done in
that district BY the city. is acknowl-
edged by all dealers.
The fact that city water and lights
will be In within the year and the
fact that q very large area At the
top o, tho hill Is now being graded
and having sidewalks put 10. has
brought this property more lmme-
disiely Into the spotlight within the
last few weeks
II is essentially a home builders
site and there are at the present
time more people building their
own homeA in West Seattle than
In any other part Of the city. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
MANY 70 PLAY
LAND LOTTERY

Il is generally tho fault Of the april
cant himself that makes hts papers
void.
Lack OF postage stamp IL a
common fault which Immediately
thruWs out the application Not
taking the oath Is another. and
sfitiHs the name and address Of
the sender on the outside Of the
envelope Ia q third However. al
least a few Of the more careful ones
will eventually be blessed with 100
ACRES Of Uncle Sans finest prop.
efty.
That the towns Of Kallspcll. Mis-.
soulA. Occur d'Alene and the bis
town Of Spokane are full TO over.
flowing soes without saying Eat
Ina and sleeping accommodation
are A. premium. and the crowds
are hefded like floeks Of sheep
And 30 these taNns will remain
until the last dsy for registration.
the 9Th Of August. when everything
will be closed ~ for the eventual
dfsslns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
PEANUT pu1oHrRs FOR The
Htkb' nla DAY ARE
NEEDED.

Rumof has II that Geo = Rus.
soil. postmaster Of Seattle, and the
man who viii have charge OF the
peanut butchers nj the Biha car
ulyal nj the exposition. July ~ and
20 Ii up aEaiuat II for men and
huYa The tumof states that after
an exhaustive search 0f the en-
pioyment agencies in the city, only
email number IT the auaniily
wanted to sell peanuts and popcorn
during the carnival could be Sc
cured
Mr. Russell waa not In HE office
this morning and statement
could not be secured from him on
the question but as II came from q
member OF tho Elka lodge It has
the stamp OF authority
The same member also stated
that Air Russell had been adyef'
Using for mon TO call At his office
and offer their services but that
very poor resulth had been 90.
cured
The job is said to pas fifteen
dollars per week with u good per
eentase Of the gfoau sales aa d
uonua.
In view Of tho most excellent
spending qualities Of the Ellie ~
reputation has It. the usual mental
job OF peanut butcher should provo
very lucrative To tho right men.
The officers hiEh up In tho Elka
lodge are rheking their brains TO
bit upon some scheme to get q suf
fiuient number Of men TO do this
work. but a. yet have not arrived
at any solution
They refer all applicants to Geo
= Russell 81 hls offices IA the
pnalotfiee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
PROMINENT WOMAN
CAUGHT SMUGGLING
TRUNK WITH DOUBLE BOTTOM
rs FOUND, coNcEAllNo
purlAaLI GOODS,

NEW YORK July i5.@An hdict
meut for Smuggling was handed
down by the federal grand jury
against Mfa Fremont Choshro,
owner Of the Chesbro coastwiso line
Of steamers running out Of hoaton
The ease was placed IN the hands
OF the United States district attor
ney for the district OF New Jersey
following the discovery Of & double
Bottom In one Of the trunks which
Mrs. Cheshire brought to THIS coun
try with her on the Kaiser Wilhelm
H.. last May
Mearlug apparel appraised 1T set
eral thousand dollars was found in
this hidden compartment, together
with bills and invoices Indicating
the purchase abroad Of a pearl neck
lace valued at ss2 0no Mrs, Ches
bro is said To be prestfated over the
incident. aud Is confined In a SAINT
tArlum in Pennsylvania
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
WILL TAKE CROWD TO
IR0NDALE THURSDAY

The Moore Investment company
Is to pull off one Of the biggest exs
cursinns ever arranged here, for
Thursday Of next week, Lots Of
local business men like these Iron
dale excursions because they enable
a husy man 10 see lrondale, in which
the business community at large
takes much interest. and rei home
early in the same day The Chip
pewa will leave Tacoma At an early
hour and depart for the Steel city
from eoiman pier In Seattle at 10
o'clock. first picking up the people
that the Clty Of Everett will bring
down herr from Everett aud Ed
monds She Will leave Ifohdale at
6 and be home here at ?, Five
hours will be allowed the exeur
alunists at lroadale. 10 be shown
over the steel mills. which will be
started up in October
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
FIVE AND TEN ACRE TRACTS
ARE WANTED BY MANY IN
SEATTLE.

A report from the Black Land
company. Of the New York block. Of
which William Black IL the man
ager shows that during the past
week there has been an Increased
demand for five and ten acre sub
urban tracts and large plating
areas.
a great many people have been
lufed BY The prospect Of getting
l8ud for nothing In the government
Indian reservations opened for en-
try in The Flathead, Occur d'Aiane
and Spokane reservations. and II is
estimated that fully 10000 Inquiries
have been made at the local land
office in the last 20 days
II Is needless to say that thou.
sands Of these people will be dlaap-
pointed and that they will be out
the expense Of making registration
at the least II would be more
profitable to invest In local acre.
age, taking into account the cost
and Inconvenience Of complying
with government requirements
The exposition is attracting many
Eastern farmers with means. who
are amazed at the wonderful pros.
poets OF the Puget Sound country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
Applicants Grow Careless
and as a Result Many
VIII Lose Their Chances
to Get Homesteads.

parinn the last weak OF 80 the
movements OF the local real estate
market have been completely over.
ahadnEed BY that much bigger mar
h., which Is run BY Uncle Sam
from his office IN the federal
building
Some twenty thousand people Of
all ages. sizes and sexes have kept
the clerks In that office more than
on the jump. but with ever ufbaHe
courtesy and iudeiatIEabls attention
they have been able TO keep the
crowds IN good humof mos, Of
the time although some Of them
had rather weary waiting 10 do
The throwing open OF the three
Indian reservations has caused a
tremendous tiutiet IN the breasts Of
the uAfEaln hunters. aad !, was OF.
iraafdinafy 10 note the number of
Women who thfonEed the office.
And thia Ia even the more ettras
ordinary when the fact la taken into
consideration tia, the chances are
probably less than one IN thou.
ahnd against any one individual
drawing a homestead
The directions for making rogis-
tfailon are Of the simplest. and yet
It Is enough TO make the gods weep
to note the utter cafsleaaneaH Of
the applicants in making out and
mailing their forms And yet L Is
not only the applicants themselves
who are careless, for one Of the
most frequent omissions ls the no.
tarya seal. That tiese men who ae.
eept a Zee for their work should
often render an application useless
BY forgetting 10 affix the uotarial
seal n 10 be denlored, but aftes all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
AMERICAN WOMAN
JAILED IN LONDON


LONDON, lnD n Mlaa pfhc1
Johnson, Of buffalo n Y, pnR one
of four anffraaettoa arrested yes
tnfday afternoon IN bowuin st. tnr
afuaiuR 10 ohpg the nnilee bride to
leave the locality Tho UNdmen
were lrsiug To deliver petition to
Premier Aequlth Al nf the suf
ffARotiea were sentenced TO thtee
weeks IN pflaun in default Of pay
iHg d fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
Calhoun. Denny G. Ewing
VIII Farm Eastern
Washington Tracts for
the Investors.

Messrs. Calhoun. Denny & Ew-
ing. besides being deeply Interested
In strictly local property. are at the
present time busylns themselves Ia
opening Up large tract OF land at
Klona. which Hes at the cas-, end Of
the Yakima valley. and are selling
II on particularly novel terms.
The idea Is to appeal TO those poo
pie In the East who have heard
about the wonderful fruit land in
Washington and who are willing to
put some Of their savings into IL.
but who at the same time are unable
at present to leave their occnpa.
tons ia order to come and take care
OF II. Hessrs. Calhoun, Denny a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
WEST SEATTLE IN
THE SPOT LION

one thing tina, has hsa =
back has been The fAr III
West Seattle Water conrlr1
OF the fact that city vsis N
ing. has refused to lay 81 Id1
pipe and for this DO enc n
H. Now, however, that dl'|
prnyements are ast1HA 4
have regained courage n
are being rapidly nadA i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
SUBURBAN TRACTS
ARE IN BIG DEMAND

and many OF whom intimate their
intention Of moving West. In a few
years much Of the practical ranch
land will be owned In small tracts
Good roads are essential and thanks
to the Good Hoada association. the
work Is being taken up IN earnest
Taking into consideration the
fact that the farms only supply
about one-nfth Of the produce
which Is consumed In this locality
and considering the prodnetiveueaH
Of the auil the prospect for iutensl
fled farming Is flattofina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
WILL OPEN UP NEW
WEST SEATTLE TRACT

Within very few days T 8.
Henderson viii open up aew adj
ditiun In West Seattle. which Is pre-.
emincntly suitable for home sitea
Mr. Henderson has a long expert
cnee along thia line. and what be
tiaiss about the property ia worth
listening to West Seattle, With the
improved facilities for reaching IT,
has become n chosen spot for the
small Investor who wants a lot OF a
couple Of lots at reasonable price
on which be can build bis home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
sEATTLES REALTY MARKET AND ALL THAT is DOING THERE

aefa lfaeta AMI wlll b phi on Iha
market a. som a. plated The
property lies TO the north Of tlailet
Lake and lien in fine shape and Is
level It ia partially cleared and
WILL fetch ffom $500 to $50 per
acre ~ 3 Orr q TO expect
10 dispose Of the Nhoia Of It within
the next three peeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
\. {. ORR WILL OPEN
ANOTHER BIC TRACT

The fun so acres which comprised
the II y Orr park situated at the
north end OF Green Lake. has al
ready been disposed OF, although II
was only put on tho market bare
-four weeks ago. and the firm Of II
=. Orr q Co, finding the public
so eager In It's desire to possess
lots and acreage at this end Of
town, has ordered it's surveyors 10
prepare a plat Of 40 acres which
they control Immediately on the
west Of the park
This is to be divided up into one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17

BERKELEY, cal, July l7-llor
bert 2 Maekla. o prominent real
estate dealer was probably fatally
injured last night. whom he was
thrown out Of HE automobile, which
was struck by Key Route electric
LIaIn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
MUSICAL STAR BROWNS.

PEORIA, H., July if.@1eannelte
Dolan. famous throughout the eouu.
try as a musical comedy star In
Richard Carlos various casts, and
her brother. James nolan, Of Chilli
Gothic, o., were drowned off the
island opposite Columbia park while
fishing,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17

BEs MONIES Ia ia.
eaHf sm,us q -. - ~ ~
s'ta's' H. W
''s3's Hliiisa feh want . VI
De arrested or at Least NJ,
EyefY policeman IN a,
Walking MA t,e., -. =.
1880 "'siak isai
~ .si'i iliiish Nhles ~ u
theff IL a elsaIet salessf !. !
thu land
Neither ran "a. -.
-. -, - aa's =
NM ~ s9ui loeke'a. eTafl
don I slnoke This drssiIs n
the result Of any frsaI !.
due IN The vo,t =.
sf,eeisl #aslstsa, 4, - ~
sttofnef Genera u u II
einssa,, fa.,,,,s 80 =. '. r
M law a -, -. ~ - i
eieafai sna,.iss - . ~. ~ u
- f,asss.a -. "a. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
HOTEL ROOF TAKEN
OFF IN A CYCLONE

AHf thttea ffeasf
TUCSON, Aria, July if-tineaiA
Of the Hotel Bldel fled In terror last
evening about 6 o'clock, when the
roof OF the house waa ripped off by
tornado which suddenly struck
tho cie and lasted about 30 min
ntes The damhEe Is estimated al
$50 600,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
Roenrp OF $4,000.

JANEsYltLE. VIA July IL
Ambassador Thompson, United
States representative IN Mexico
MAS robbed BY a trusted emploYe Of
$4,000 while absent from his post
according 10 a letter received here
By Mr Thompson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
WANT new CITY HALL

The Rainier Heights Improve.
ment club hat Tiled with the council
copy OF a resolution adopted BY
tho club. ufKiag the city and county
TO build iolni administration
building on the property between
Third and Fourth avs and fealer
Way aud janice II
Tho communication points out
that the county and eiil buildings
are inadequate and that the city il
already PAYING out 10000 yearly
ia extra frniaiB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
ANOTHER STORY IN
BIC : ROBBERY" CASE

Dispatches from Duluth. NlHn..
tell Of an interesting sequel 70 the
home several months ago, shich
caused such a sensation. especially
when the money was alleged to
have been returned Al shee
husband Of the woman who owned
the money reported stolen, is now
held 10 the county jail ct Duluth.
MIN to appear before the superior
court and show why he should not
be held IN contempt
Rhoa la held In contempt because
Of his failure 10 pay te.a53 to J,
l.. WAshburn. an attorney. upon or.
der Of the superior court This
sum IL only a part d sum nov
In litigation. which Shea ls alleged
to owe WhHhhnfn. and # was Nhile
this case waA pending IN the eourt5
that sheaa wife WIS reported 70
have been rubbed in Seattle Of SO.
Goa. the amount being sued for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
NEW SHAH Of PERSIA

TEnERAN. July 1.-THE na
iional assembly. composed u the
chief auitehid and the leaders Of
tho Nationalist fotefa, proclaimed
tho crown prince. suliahahmed
Mira. shah Of Persia 10 the pre-
eate Of an immense crowd rafiia
menlkfY Secretary Atad III Mutk
head Of the Khiar family Was made
laaanI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17

efos--iisfe I've haa enough n
this iaaiiHH FlttarH iens HssAs
I've been twins to hatch it. and
nu sign Of a chick yet @h1t sikH
Chips
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17

classy young payer Jersey pot
saf championship the irat round PRIOR
championship calculated ea5 him asus
and played uisetab1
However, before st hlls Tfsy
undoubtedly that form which made him
o brilliant safefs this country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
GEORGE RUSSELL
LOOKING FOR MEN
BRIEFS BY WIRE

OLYMPIA Ballfoad companies
will be required 10 move ware
houses, etc. which block crossings
Los ANGELES Following Il
quarrel. Albert Ryan Of Colorado
general organizer Of tho Western
Federation Of Miners faf this state
shot aud Killed u y Snyder and
fatally wounded Otto Miller.
SALT LAKE CITY President J
y Hmitb, Of the Mormon church.
wau d guest at d banquet last night
given to the international Council
Of Women, and The latter Delegates
handled him glngerlf.
NORTH YAKIMA. Wash,-Appla
picking has commenced.
BosToN.-Nra Eddy founder
aud leader Of the Christian Belen
tista. celebrated hct eighty eighth
birthday yesterday
WAtLk WALLk, Wash, Wheat
has commenced moving and the
dollar mark has been already
reached
FORT woHDGH, WAsh.-'fhe
state troops here to tho maneuyerH
have douned the gnrb VI the coast
artillery,
sPokkHg.-seven thousand filed
here yesterday for entry for the
Flathead lands
NEW YoRk@Chln Sam. the old
eat and best known Chinese actor
In this country. died yesterday after
a most remarkable life.
WHITE PLAINS. N. Y-HhrrY
X ThkN Ia anxious 10 take the
stand in his oSn defense. believing
ha can convince the court Of his
sanity,
ltRkspuR, esi.-Wllliam Won
Moyefinek. an official Of the State
saylnea and Commercial bank AT
San Francisco. died at bis home
here last night under mysterious
circumstances The family announes
cd tha, tho cause Of his death was
epilepsy. but It ia pefaiatehtly
rumomd that be shot himself
through tho head
PORTLAND. - After throwing
suspicion on Louis Qalmbg and J.
" Main By accusing them Of flfihg
the mysterious shot that nearly Mn
ed him Wednesday night Rae =
Bracket. the walia wnlla electrical
engineer. today admitted that he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17

No tkanres
iief WbeH ere yeu going 10 sreah
10 pnps
tIini.f4ss 7 dent baas I've tried
three tfmnH and he's always tffn In
lifsfeiHHa IaaArf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17

PORTLAND. Or. Tho lareeat
single order for lumber ever placed
With one 70 VmlH haa Geap given
to the Booth Kelley Llnnbta com
pnny. Of Eugene. on bY iba Hart
man lines. calling for enough ma
tefial 10 build LOCO cars regftEe8t
Ing an expenditure Of tl5e.0l0
TACOMA. Hecnuse he treated
O. " BuRdy. who had been a1ludg
ed IN habliual druhkafd. TO a drink
Of whisky. vs. 7 zenof. an old
soldier from the Home at 0Hlug
was fined 800 and costa by Justice
Alger. Of 0ftlnR and In default Of
payment VIA taken TO the county
jail to serve 80 days
VALLEJO, cal-Beeauae Mrs l.
Tlerney found a small particle Of
gold IN the efaW Of a chicken. hall
the population III making lBYeallKa
tlane with the object Of learning the
former home and foagiug grounds
Of the hen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17

HELENA. Mont. Tho Great
Northern railroad has He'd papers
declaring it's Intention 70 bHlld a.
line from Hiusdhlf, Mont to the
Canadian line The distance b.
about 90 miles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17

BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK. iuiy is-5sf. silver
Il quoted today ct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17

told a false Htory and completely
eEonefatad the two men
NEW YORK The standard on
company haH announced ID reduction
in refined oil Of Is ceaH per 100
hallaHs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17

WHITE PLAINS. N. Harry
x ThhN Ia anxious 10 take the
stand In his oSn defense. believing
ha can convince the court Of his
sanity,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17

NEW YoRk@Chln Sam, The old
eat and best known Chinese actor
IN this country. died yesterday after
most remarkable life.