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Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10


Consul General John p. Bray Of Sgd
ney sends the information that the
total trade of the commonwealth Of
Australia for 1908 amounted TO $780,
Ss3,445, or $55.715,405 less than for tho
year 1907.
A new type Of quick firing howitzern
of six-inch calfber viii soon be sup
piled to the Russian army. 500 of these
weapons having been ordered OF tho
Krupps. II has also been decided to
try the American web belt equipment.
1t is universally recognized that the
United States leads the whole world
There are American dentists and dent
lists Of American experience who rank
at the head of the profession In Eng
land but they are to be found chiefly
IN London. r4ri
Consul Charles Mccullough OF st.
Stephen reports tho award to a New
York firm OF the contract for construc-
ting an electrical plant at Grand Falls
on the st. Johns river In New Bruns-
wick. where there Is fall OF 1876 feet
The plant Is expected to cost
about s5,0o0,000, developing 10000
horsepower. and power VIII be furnish
ed TO numerous towns On Maine and
New Brunswick.
Consul Alfred A. winslow Of VAL
paradise reports that according to the
latest published figures the tin mines
of Bolivia produced 65.s6S,S91 pounds
of tin 1908 against 60,s91.116 pound&
in 1907, showing a gain of l,e72,77S
pounds for the year. The great Potost
mines produced nearly one-hah the
entire output. On the tin exported the
Bolivian government in 1908 collected
an export tax OF s240.279 United States
gold.
Il was originally intended that the
Cape to Cairo railway line would pass
from Broken Hill northeastwarI
through Northeast Rhodesia. but the
plan has been changed so that Il wdir
run almost due north from Broken
Hill to the border of the Kongo State,
then northwestward to Star OF Kongo'
mine. The 40O-mile extension which
will reach that point, win be COM
menced at once and win be OF
standard guage.
The official census of 1902 gives the
population Of the Chinese empire as
$50. 000. 900. covering an area OF AIS
$50 square miles, and while the vast
area is sufficiently great 10 comfortably
accommodate the population II proper
~ distributed, many are driven on ac-
count OF climatic conditions and agri-
cultural advantages to certain sections.
while the localities lacking in natural
conditions that would insure an exist
ence are practically deserted.
East Hampton.-Re and Mrs. Fran.
cfa ss.hn
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
BRUSH RUNABOUT

Good territory still open for sub
agencies. For full particulars and
terms address
L. r. AVERILL G. SON,
General Agents for Windham County.
w. w. AverilI, Manager.
Pomfret Center, Conn.
tun23d
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
INFORMATION WANTED from OWN

er who has good farm for sale, suitable
for dairy purposes or general farming;
not particular about size. or location.
Wish to hear from ~-ewner only, who
will sell direct to buyer without paying
commission. Give price and brief de-
scription. G. Currier. Room BOA, As w.
Monroe ST.. Chicago, Ill. /. jy10d
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10

Rev. j. r. Very will preach Sunday
morning at the Third Baptist chuAh
on The Habitation of God Through We
Spirit. There win be a prayer service
at 3, and at $50 an outdoor service.
the topic being ! Am Not Ashamed of
the Gospel of Christ. In the evening
the topic ds. The Bible Teaching of the
Fatherhood of God.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10

WANTED-Capable trustworthy man
Salary guaranteed 1890 besides extra
Give age, references.
Address Mr.. Yunker. care Bulletin Of
fee. jy10d
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10

A new type Of quick firing howitzera
of six-inch caliber will soon be sup
piled to the Russian army. 500 Of these
weapons having been ordered OF tho
Krupps. II has also been decided to
try the American web belt equipment.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10

WANTEDLYoung men to learn au-
tomobile business by mail and prepare
for positions as -chauffeurs and repair
men We make you expert in ten
weeks; assist you to secure position.
Pay big; work pleasant; demand for
men great; reasonable; write for par
ticulars and sample lesson Empire
Automobile Institute, Rochester, N. Y.
jy10d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
FLORENCE ROBERTS
WILL SOON MARRY

SAN FRANCISCO. Aus. a.-F1or.
cnce Roberts. the actress. 10 on her
way 10 her home. Morrison Manor.
At PeekSkill. n. Y, accompanied By
Thurlow bergen. her leading man.
whose Wife she Will become short
" after their arrival,
Mlss Roberts Ia the widow Of
Lewis Morrison.
Bergen was divorced last Sop
tember. his wife naming Miss Rob
erts an correspondent Mrs Bcr.
gen. who was Miss Cora Faraquar
Of Massachusetts,. made sensational
allegations 10 her suit for divorce.
Mas Roberts promptly and indlg.
nantly denied tho charges, and the
sensation was allowed to die out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
FRIENDS OF TAFT MAKE
SHREWD CAMPAIGN MOVE
WILL BACK GARFIELD, HOPING
TO KILL orr HARMON,
ALSO ROOSEVELT.

wv RNNeh hftaAN
WASHINGTON. Aus. a-one OF
DE first thinga an administration
learns Ia 10 keep a sharp lookout
day and nlght not only upon the
movements In the opposing party,
but in Ia own party ~ well,
The price OF second term IA the
ability to first win denomination and
then defeat the opposition candi.
date.
The board Of strategy that Ia in
control OF the Taft political destll
nics has Just worked out a most IN.
tcrcsting move, In the first place
Ohio has shown an inclination TO
become a doubtful state. II has
elected first a republican then a
democratic governor In alienation
for the past four elections, Tho
present governor. hudson Harmon,
IL a democrat He has made q
fairly good governor and auems to
be sort Of compromise between a
real progressive and a stubborn con.
6oryative.
Harmon was attorney general In
Grover CleVelands cabinet and he
knowa national politics and bis men
In every part Of the union lie will
be candidate for reelection as
governor Of Ohio In November. 1919,
and Il he should win. his second
term would expire In the mystic
year iai2-prcaidential year
u Harmon eau twice carry Ohio
be will. without doubt, loom large
as a presidential possibility
SO the TAFT scouts aud atra,cgists
would like to see Harmon killed
OF By beinE defeated for governor
next year incidentally one soma
iorAhip hinges on the same election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
SELECTS PLACE TO
DlE-DROPS DEAD

ALBANY. Orr. AnE. AFTER
aslsetins place In which TO spend
his declining years. q. p Ebef
hart. Sho came TO Albany a week
aEo from Puyallup. Wash. dlud
suddenly this morning Only a ftE
days ago be purchased a small
place one mile east Of Albany and
had erected tcnia Tor the use OF
his family while building a house,
work on which vas TO begin At
once. lie was walking about the
place this morning when be was
stricken with heart disease and
lived but half an hour.
Ebcrhhft leaves a wife and five
children He vas IS years Of ase.
= veteran OF the Civil war and a
member Of the Masonic order at
PuyAllup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
|D[RI ONE TO. 70
|ijlT His OWN
PECULIAR TUNE
ii Masters Can Play
ANYTHING From "A Hot
Time" to the Most Class
ksl Music.

-, lsa baud mastef's Idea of
s.lclans have mover eecu able
..ser this question saiisiac
=. pssausc ,hefe are 50 many
IA they PLAY 80 many tunes.
seattle nay at the esposi
s,r,.mher 6. all Of the bands
= Nos,hwcst will meet In a
u ,safnamcnt for 81 500 In
ma a. each baud man can
~ az plecc to show of the
III, 4, his oFEanitaliou the
iii get an accurate idea
-, The most popular piece OF
-. AZ the band tournament
IN sent out 10 a hundred
,rs,lsrs a follows
-. Glass A. hands OF IS TO
+, .i-lss $3.50 and $3.50
s.,s-tIsss u. bands Of l6 to
sSss $50 and 500
~ tndsrs, concealed FROM
= vi pass upon the following
..a.s, Tone. tune attack exc
- assemble, solo IN selections,
M solo WORK file entries
"a r Exits. Seattle Day com
! ,tsluon to one piece selected
/. a.uplves each band in class A
y ~ The William Tell ever.
= IA n class h the Poet and
Ma.t' By suppe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
OLD FOLKS WILL HAVE
their DAY AT FAIR

Thy Old folks are solns 10 have
their day Al the exposition. octo-
Eensfian day, for everybody over 70
years old. Is being planned By
Director q Special Events Buckley
and 10 hopes TO have tNa ~ three
visitors on that day whose years
have pssfsd the century mark
When tho date t. definitely cot
there will be priEes fixed FOR the
bes, bead " hair, tho finest sol q
teeth and The strongest back pos
sessed b. men who have passed he
allotted three score and ten The
oidss, falr visitor Of IN day viii got
a special prize. Maybe there wilt
be an old man'f race too Il viii be
a great day for the ola foiks and
a bis turnout Of the pioneers lt ex.
peetsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

aud, since tho Aldrlch bill, senators
Of the "rlghl sort may be searcer
Ia Washington when the Middle
West gets u whaok at that august
body.
So then ii IA desired 10 defeat
Harmon In order TO KIN Of a prcsl.
DENTAL candidate To DO thla. Of
course. republican governor OF
Ohio must be elected
Who shall be the mani
Why not Jas Il Garfisldf
The Taft atrateElsta flgufe that
Garfield Ia one Of the closest per.
sonAl and political friends Of
Roosevelt and that bis candidacy
would have two Important results
First, L would Insure the presence
o. nNann Jumbo In the Ohio state
campaign and the probable election
Of Garfield. and
Second. Il would be At least a
step toward demollshing that hors
I'D apecter Of Roosevelt In 1915. q
For Il would 80 far to balm tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
.DIDN' 7 TRUST .
BANKS AND IS
n SORRY Of It
Worked All Winter and
Spring, Saving Money,
and Then Loses II on
Reaching Seattle.

Charles Mandcat. who has been
In Seattle but d short while. had il
great dislike for banks Never In
the whole world would he trust one
Of those institutions, which ~ he
said, only did business 10 rob the
poor man To-day on result he
ia 500 poorer than be was yenief.
day
MaHdeut came down from tho
Canadian woods after a whole
years hard toll and thrifty saving
and he was the proud poaseaaor Of
500 10 Canadian bills The quea
ton where 10 put this money oyi
IDENTIFY did not wary Mandeat for
be sewed Il In cloth sack and
then eleyerly scwed the sack ~ his
underwear
Only one man knew Of the where.
aboutn Of this money. Ho was Gust
sAi1. and man who had been
friendly with Maudcst during their
hard work IN the northern woods
sAto was a spendthhii Ne would
get ioYonuly drunk every pas day.
and be only saved enough TO pas
hia expenses TO Seattle.
Yesterday afternoon. after the
two friends and two other chance
acquaintance John Peterson and
Fred Johnson. had returned from
visit to alt Of the SALOONS in Sc
attic where biz fohmy becn we're
served for q nickle. Nnudest be.
came sleepy and laid down 10 rofis
lie did not wake up uhiil this
morning, and then be- found a bis
hole eai In hls trousers and under
wear, and the money has was gone
Aandes, hurried down TO police
headquarters and reported the rob.
berry. With the result that aaio, the
supposed friend. and the other
chance Acqnaintaneoa. were arrest.
I'd. and arc now hflnE held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
|Hu[I Of CH|CAG0
/ NY GO ON STRIKE

fTrlco. Aug. s-A situation
nm.s1Irf to pfeeipliate a grsat
~ q he surface car lines Of
q q. vas made more desperate
- men Il was learned that the
- Of al The elevated stree,
- are contemplating a strike.
h urrAnlsstioh Of the elevated
fnt smpioycs numbers s,Soe
~ MS. ~iih The employees OF
surface lines would affect
lice IN case q Z vsikout
4 d knowa that he slesated rail
" ner hare bssn considcfing
tssstha 81 vases and working
nlsiuus fur sorie time and that
= ; Considerable discomfort felt
= ncal
~ ssrfir cArmen are reported
~ angraki1s the Il" employees
! ~ n ofder to secure their
4 y tlls end the surface men
10 % " fomentins the dis
- 4 ths elevated railroad en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
urrhsnm.

Joseph Hafts -nathipE airia" al
the ofphsum this week are some
thing worth seeing Eight 81 as at
tFncftSe gifis as seattle has seen ~
many a moon have tsen gathered
together b Mr. Hart TheY 90 not
depend on their good looks alone,
however Their work l. finished
and their enttrs act excellent The
Illusion o. the surf and The fgS q
screaming Neung women hanging 20
the safety rcpe makes an excellent
CURTAIN scene.
when George Anger, who IL
twenty nine feet tau, more o. less.
and his company o. midsets arrived
IN Seattle Sunday thef caused con
siderable cammetien at the hing s,.
station. Mr. Anger had Some dlffi-
eaity In gettins through the door.
nut the COMPANY caused more CON.
molten Al the ufpheum than they
did At tho station Anger IL feet
10 Inches. 10 be exact and he weighs
$50. The rest u hts rampsny aver
ass about } feet In height Their
sketch. Jack. the Giant killer, IL
Eood
Carson and Willard have twenty
ninuts stunt entitled The Dutch in
Esypt. using a drop showing the
sphlnt and the Pyramids Their
comedy frequently chases the crouch
of the aphinH-a eountsnanes ana
causes II 10 smile
The Thaiia quartet 10 ar EnEllsh
music hall act Lew Bioam's tramp
act 10 different and furnishes pientY
81 Amusement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
Isl.

Prom many slhnapnints the lois
BIZ this Neeh is the best since that
theatre lnanEufatcd the three . DAY
sttle.
Though u opens With an aerotatic
set and mat style Of enteftairmrnt
has been aYerxufk ed. stiii Esch and
Leuh have Introduced SEINE neN
IDEAS and do much clever work
Frances white. Or the little pfima
donna, l. a pretty ehiif 81 u or ~
Who sings heesuse she cant help a.
che responded 70 four .encefss -Four
young men With good voices make
% the Temple CITY quartet. Their
sunss are new.
Allieeu May and her company have
q one act plnylaf The Maid u Val
Icy Forse Icons Animal Circus
seen recently At rahtaEea. eiasne tho
bill II needs no praise IN Seattle
The pictures are coed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
SEATTLE GIRL WEARS
MANS ATTIRE AND IS
PLACED UNDER ARREST


San FRANCISCO. Aug IA 10
ycar.oid school SRI. uho gave her
name and address yaFioualy an Mlns
Elsie sioiieap, daughter of Seattle
carriage manufacturer. and ~ Ruth
or Nell sickafoaa Of Stockton. AZ
peared In the police court hefc to
day TO answer a charge " inhHqHeri
Adiug Ia male attire IN Chinatown
The sirl vas arrested In company
with Albert lawrence Johnson. who
said he was nephcN OF Hiram "
Johnson, a we'll known attorney.
According 10 tho story told BY
the SRI, she was dared BY a Stan
ford student TO wear boys clothing
and 30 stunning. Che Ten the
home Of Mrs Albert johnson in
Piedmont. dressed In a fashionable
suit o. boys clothes with a ala and
sweater, and vas caplared in China
town feu hours later. She vas
released on so ball
The siolleap Eirl IL not known in
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

present hurts d the Roosevelt co.
hofta and tic the intrepid hunter
himself 10 the Taft chariot with
the sironE bondH uf gratitude
The Roosevelt people aud policies
have been humninE the bumps pref.
~ hfinkN for about five months.
and the talk Of Teddy IN 1919" has
been growing steadily stronger. 10
Roosevelt must be fcokuncd with
as contestant for tho republican
nomination Just a. Harmon must ~
possible opposing candidate
30 Il Is that the waichiifea Vt tho
postmaster. etc. ARE lighted upon
Ohio hills aud boom IL being
quietly worked up fof Jimmy Gar.
field Tor governor Ia 1910.
Garfield himself has nothing TO
say on the subject
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
SWEDISH ARTISTS sing

The second grand concert Of the
United Swedish Singers Of the Pa.
cliie coast was held at the Armoy
last night and Nine. Anna Hell.
HifomOHear who IA called the
sweetest singer Of the Swedish
Royal Opera. more than fulfilled
The expectations of the vast aud
lenee that Fnthorod to hear her
Her husband llou Martin Oscar.
accompanied her Both were 70.
called many times. and we're the
recipients u many floral offerings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
NEEDLE WORKS
THROUGH FOOT
ENTERED FOOT OVER a YEAR
400 AND oBADuALtYlT
WORKS WAY OUT.

WARRINGTON. Ind. Aug g.
While walking. last September
across the floor Of her room In her
bare feet. Miss Bonadetts Keller
stepped on needle which wa
driven deep into the flesh No par
ticular attention was paid to the
wound and II soon healed Several
months later ahe experienced great
pain IN the foot. but would not con
suit piiyalcinna. A feW days ago a
red spot appeared on top Of her
foot near the inatep. and while ap.
plying a home remedy the young
woman touched the point Of the
needle. which she herself removed
with the aid Of another needle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

PRIMARY LAW BAD

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Aug, D.
That the direct primary Law. as 4
stands today, Is In imperfect shape
and inadequate to control elections
is the opinion OF the indianapolis
News. which at one time was a
staunch advocate OF the plan.
we would by no means give aid
and comfort To an enemy. and yet,
when we read pleas for a direct
primary system made by our
friends in the east who favor It.
We cannot but think that they need
some enlightenment" says the
Newa. edltorIally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
SAILORS SLOW IN
ATTEMPTING RESCUE

An inquiry Into the loss Of the
life Of a dcckhand from the steamer
vashon was heard yesterday after.
noon BY the local inspectors, Cap.
tains Whitney and Turner Evi.
dence given by two Of the passen.
gers. II. r. Hunt and J. y Ellsworth.
tended to show that an unnecosaar.
fly long time was taken In launch
Ing the boat which was sent after
tho drowning man, but this was 70.
futed by the captain Of the vashon,
c. + Wiman, who aald that II was
only a minute before the boat left
the vessel No final report was
made BY the inspectors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
BROMLEY FUND MAY
REACH $4,000 MARK

The Florence Bromley fund which
10 being collected by Mrs y "A.
Cooke was increased teg676 when
the police department paid In lih
part collected for the baseball game
which was given as a benefit last
Saturday afternoon The fire de-.
nafimenl has not announced what
II sold IN the way " tickets. but
says that the amount collected by
the iiromen Will not reach The sum
secured by the guardians Of the
peace,
Tho fund. according 10 Mrs.
Coohe, will reach close to 81 600. and
when II ls all turned H. Mrs Cooke
Will Immediately act about buying
a home for Mlua bromley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
FOG CAUSED ACCIDENT

Inspectors Whitney and Turner
yesterday took evidence In the
natter OF tho collision Of the steam.
~ iroquols and the schooner In.
dcayor. which occurred on the
sound south Of Marrowstone point
on tho mint Of July n The cap
tain OF each vosael ascribed the ac.
cidcnt TO The heavy banA Of fog
which had fallen soon after mid.
night There vas a SLIGHT dis.
agreement a. 10 the rate at which
the vessels were travelling So far
no decision has been handed down
by tho inspectors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
ICELAND'S FREEDOM
IS CELEBRATED HERE

tcelanders from all parts Of the
county gathered yesterday At
Woodland park. where n celebration
was held in honor Of the annlyer.
aary of the day In is7a whom leo
land received constitution which
freed the little Island from Den.
mark
Appropriate exercises were held.
and the day passed with games
and races on tho lake and a dance
10 Vcaifl hall. ballard. IN the even.
inE There were about 800 lee.
landers present yesterday after.
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
CARDINAL GIBBONS
WILL ARRIVE SOON

Cardinal Gibbons. head Of the RIO.
man Catholic church IN the United
States. leaves Baltimore tomorrow
evening for the AsY.P. exposition,
according 10 Il telegram received by
Director of Exploitation James A.
Wood, today. from l.. w. Thayia.
the nrpoaitlon'a representative at
Washington, d. G Cardinal Glib
bohs will stop At Chicago. Salt Lake
and Los Angeles. coming 10 Seattle
from California. He will be enter
tanned here BY the local Catholic
societies and churchmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
SENDING ELLA HOME

CHICAGO. Aug. 2-FundH for
the return Of Ella Giugles. the pref
~ lace maker who was recently nc
cuaod Of THEFT. and who In turn
made Sensational charges that Ger
tain persons here were endeay0rlng
10 compel her to become q white
slave. were completed today The
money was collected by the Orange
men VI Chicago. and arrangements
have been made for Miss Glnglea
10 start for her home in Ireland
tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

- IoRK. Aus. 5.-Aore than
IN Ms been contributed al
- = ktray the expenses Of the
1nhrop celebration. TO be
u ~ city In October Assur'
- ~ been given that many
= 11assEds OF dollars will be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

WASHINGTON. d. G. Aug a.
Rev John G Butler. pastor Of the
Lutheran Place Memorial church
and one Of the most prominent
Lutheran ministers in the United
States dropped dead from heart
failure IN his home late yesterday
lie was 10 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
THE MARKETS

TIE feiis-tan are the sver-ge
priess quoted BY the isesi ~hois-
saisrs gu local pr.aaes. meets asd
fsrd. Prices In all em.ss are sab
isef 10 variation. seeosdirG 10
freshns.s sad ssssrni sneetienes.
Grades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

The ateamef President arrived IN
from san Francisco last might nj
& o'clock. The voyage was un'
eyentful and fair weather pro
vailed throughout the trip. The
President carried 400 passengers
and was full to the matches with
freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

{ ADJUSTMENTS
SNNcnrN1N-n,SyNN1 -N-Sn-1-xN-n,Sn-N

stunts. iie ha. no peer In tlsht rope
work
Lloyd wasn't the sHiY sensation on
the hiiL The waste basket hat worn
BY etaelA he8fe made considerable
noise. Miss Moore aiao wears some
stunning costumes and her partner
In the act. Tom Muarc IL especially
good In comic songs
The brothers Ia Aans have COM
efY acrabatte act which furnished
numerous screams The clown falls
ever the foetiigtts and furnishes a
ffisht Tor the Nrsi row and amusrs
ment for those back 81 them. nuf
tons Claim. ffvHtief sketch is
scnd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

The Gypsy WaYfarsfsa head the
rantagra hiii this week u IL %.
coiieniiY STAGED and e0atumed
The Handow Trio have a strong
pefine and Williams. tfafellne
salesman and "fsmaie drummer act
is chuck full Of enteftaihmant The
woman gives an excellent impsfsana
ton 81 a drunk and then makes a
lightning change 20 tahf costume
When Nfaria Are Tfumps b. ne
Pollard FISCHER Company u perhaps
the best thing on the bill II made
bit with the house Nada Murst
wtth a spns W Scotch costume which
vas really clever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
OSTEOPATHY

Electricity, vibration. light Their
spy. hot air sweat baths, and other
drugless methods optical rooms
for fitting glasses and treating eyes
Best equipped offices In Seattle. Con-
sultat,on free. Treatments 81 each
A. Holt, osteopath and optleian.
te7-s-s Peoples Bank Bldg,. Second
and Pike Main 2tBi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03
BRIEFS BY WIRE

ELLENsbuHe ~ because tho
combination Of the big city vault.
continuing all Of the official papers.
etc. refused TO work yesterday
morning. the business Of tho city Is
Mt a standstlll and will be until some
expert Il obtained 10 open the safe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-03

WkLLA WALLA - Although a
marriage license was issued 10
Frank lihihur0, a japanese, and
Mrs Minnie Crookcr, no one In this
city has been willing to tie the
knot. Hhf