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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-10
FORREST LAND co.
InI Hnrnnh q hmm HnT

Here ls the best ilttia boy in King
county Tive arfaa. diou rich Haif. very
easily cleared. fins location, good nffTh-
hrfH go around. handy fa fntarurbHn. VIII
sri Zoe secs. ehifh is naufh loss than
ADJOINING land be- selling furi ffH9 cash
balance easy terms pr will take part
paJ mont iu labor. clearing land,
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The SEATTLE STAR


Kaass~a a. tns Seattle sessoffsss a.
Gee cert paF esss. ain rsnts par wssA
81 tsaaty -sss cents pr nonta psiiy'
10 NAH sVssCKinKxs-Ths aal.
Rhsa faur sunacflgti9n enStfss e 90 ths
address lansi e each paper when that
sssls sssa SAID = sdssass. rear a.la.
ssr YsaF u 50 fsF ssx noslhs
NOTICE TO BscRinMM.--snaaie
Iour eevY u Tns star fail - reach res
shs fassr = can ~ oar main effaev.
sansst Maia 1taes Ind eel. hatwe~s
and setaak. ana - win ssas yea
thsn sses. pisasa s@isshans ~ ssssg iIsns
Cssss s....:si7r-. sssO
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
S~~~~~e~~~~~-~~-~~~~-e ~~~@-~~e~~~~e~~-~~~~~e~-~
bvf-I AisssvNrn a SOS. Prsss@~-sass
pfreetnxs aad Licensed EmbAlfa@rs itsi
ist epp. Msurs thsAtrs. Beta nhonss 80
BanasY sAisan Co. FunsrNi psra1ssrs
fhlFd a.. sns 1nissr.ity nesh phsass ~
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LADIES' ALTERATION PARLoR
Ns~ anA 8at q date t=disss xarussnts
rs1nsaei.a aaiskiY 81 Afeaas MA
a-a- ssfss. ft...t,s,. si..k ..sst 49,. :.
ssriss u aAnees AZ Fsatsruai hall nsl
w~irama u@afisnssn ggc lasIisa frm@
Ftrst class manir
T.E-4,r.n vxr,.-- g..g,~a1.r. 80
,,,s~e~~.- srfns,,. 80 a,,ar srrrrns sps.
-. -
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Rates in this column are 1 csaf Hafa
Ter cords 10 cents
Ysana aaussf. uurtrhf mah god
rueans. OARS c1rngisxiqusd. sisstes -
shnre Eoat hpH1s wtfn eegF. retraetahts
giri - fo-sss German preferred Address
|ee eAfe SAT . -. a..
rs R@f4ea 80 .hANHHet 80
~ - s.aass 49, Z. 1900 ~s''h -
,,,s
hieHe 1r.Ns hef Fhsns Nam ass
lsaH4s 13 M ~ = s.lfn -
1917 eAs.is sae se ~ - Fs go.
.hat SO 80 i.ih- 49,
ih - 1919 49, -
-. 49, - setsafsss.if fn ne -
49, -. -. sffL
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A GREAT BUY

o Owner f. leaving city and o
O must sell bis pretty 5-room o
O strictly modern bungalow; o
o only i5 minutes from Fourth O
o nv. and Pike; street grade. O
O cement sidewalks. sewer and o
O water IN This IL on a 50x O
o i00foot corner lot. and has o
o been built months only. o
O win sell on terms Of $3.50 o
O down and $40 a month. See o
O Mr. Hackworth, 400 New o
O York Block. o
O o
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wAHTEp-asvsral hrish, yosnE ronsn
bsfussn ages ~ and - Yssrs % earn
tofsphone operating We maint an
school IN our East office 1879 ltth
av which iE On charge 81 woman
principal Applicants who auaAtf Afe
paid a. rate t1s per month Nnile
learning and 81 psF daF % start Nhan
aRalznea 70 an office Applicants must
come sell recommended o. b 4aie 70
furnish satisfactory references before
apylfeatt1u Uiu hs considered Apply
u school principal a. above address
The Pacific Tsiephoas Telegraph
CompauI
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FARMS Ano AcREAor-tcont.j

FARMS AND AcREAoE-tcoutl
FREE iiOMEsTEADB m CANADA
Special rates for one week Finest
wheat and cattle country. Join
our excursion on the 18th No
money In advance. CAN or send
20 cents for Canada maps and
books
FORREST LAND co.
1903 Second s.. Room 800
GOOD LAND.
Here is the best ilttia buy in KIN.
county Five arrea diop rich nait very
easily cleared. fins location. good nsig GA
hpfa ~ sfaaud handy 90 intarurohn. WIZ
adf joining iaad be- selling furi fTe1 raah.
balance easy terms o. viii take part
pay mont in labor. elesrinE land.
1910 alaska BUILDING
l1uOuHANna OF chICKgNa can BE-
raiard hers. Ny a.HfnFy house large
tract cleared land. an f1r 1850. terms
$50 down $40 yer month. " sold ai
once fHha Ola Hentuu ear on Fourth
af. Fst OF az Williams 81. ~ nen&on
inquifa 81 EaHla 1fucriv
WHITE RIVER VALLEY bottom iasa
~ 10 scrs tracts. ONLY 400 per aars. 90
"a e bosrIcK = CO. zoe Lsary nids
CHEAP CHICKEN RANCH
fn easF driFiaH distance ~ Nsaffie'a|
Public MafHet g room house aud enough
nfpund % HeenHgnpdats a9ag 70 5000
ehirhnns abundance % berries On the
ard baiaHea e. per month THhs Maai-
300 H rar ~ faepud A. % Lake Waah-
InFtan. and kiua county rerrF % KIRK
cod sad inguire ~ " Torfy.
Five ACRES ~ WHITE RIVER
VALLEY.
an cleared. arubhad and ready for the
riaN. q mia from intrrnrban station
80 sa9d teug. hns blaqk soii. lies
oVsffua at anr season prina 1850.
fGt down and e. per tnunfh See Wner
p . niHman room Hines bldg
ACRES $500
Wet ~ riiFl y mile 90 Sound on Dyes
fnlni saad coli fiaa. handY n eitf
$50 CASH AND go PER MONTH
cLFFuHD . VAN AHHDALE.
hsfsaln. 81 arras ~ cholos Fardsn
Lard. al rtesr riass 10 pslqffi0s. sehoai
s s ss ssf@s 80 o As s' 'ii ss "
i.nalsua iiassi Fifsi az = seattle
rtNE ACRES EXcELLENr Fnutr
LAND easily clsarsd fine locality. close
l 90 Seattle market : snap AZ 80 an acre.
.isa s9sl terms hsfbsrt 3 Upper sss
| s 8as arr.a ~ rrsf class farm Land far
flaG per acre on terms fnFeatfaats
thia cau gaf los nuiual Life Bldg
wasted BARGAINS Ia aefesss and ssiy
cABwEtL RIAL EsrArH CO.
tef at9t Waitsr BIDS
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WHITE RIVER VALLEY bottom land
% iq.arrs trasts oHiy tiq9 per acre. 90
naaF fnfraa
m G bosrIcK = CO. zoe Lsary nids
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Io0I. TEACHERs WANTED

SCHOOL TEACHERS WANTED.
Wanted-Three lady school teach
eFs TO locate on i6O-acre home
steads In the famous Washington
apple and wheat belt. WIN guar
antpe school at s55 10 fs5 per
month for eight months. No
money in advance.
FORREST LAND CO,
103 Second s., Room S0T
wanfed--A giri that wants home
ana attend school to be company more
than anything elss. Call fllA stth -.
W, Ballard.
Wantad-cliri 10 assist IN homework
will be treated 90 one % the family. gas
Gard 3 East 2gf9.
HSassksspsr irht work. vii give
housekeeping rooms for services 81
Tssisr uaY
Koeak dsssiopinE. Zoe q rsii. aay sire
fEfe eHiarEsmeufa. zoe. Jacobs Pheto
ghon second floor P-i HidE
gITUATIONs Ws4NTED-FE MRLE
~~~~.~~~~~~.~ 1-~~~-e@~~~~-r4es
Iady NIahsa lIEhf house keeping. good
cook. reliable State particulars ia first
letter H-f9T. star. Fhsns 1878.
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h.ACRE RANCH.
2 room house. some furniture. good
, WE'LL garden. berries uf an kinds.
Z z creeks running through tho
y land. an ideal chicken ranch.
Nonly 1889. part cash. balance
at0 par month
iiquor store for sale.
Saloon for sale
Money 60 loan.
JOSEPH DuTEAN.
Tia New York Block
Phone Main ISL
A fine little cigar stand on First
NV for sale nt a sacrifice II taken
before the i1th
3 =. DIXON 4 co.
1tA Marion ~
lifadsrY clean sfaeh saaa tfaas eel
iasratad cheap rent. = HflnH rassaa. Price
t1a7 see Afeads uidg
FARMS XNo ACREAGE.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

sz~=~~-~--r~rsee~e~e~r-
TIE Feng you pap 81 fafaitars ~ fafs
nfshsd hausa n apsilsd On Sseds Par
shassa ~ Faufasif sad paid Tor ~ ths
sesE OF mnnta ueais seen snahls Fsu
70 aWn ~ We safsnd sFedH Woad hsass
4 Plsu Furn CO. as fiks 81
Am EpinE 20 VaHenuv~g VIII rent
nsaV fnsif room rafsaEa Furnished On
% ~ street tma ca Hnrs 81 per fno0th.
gau sRt9 9sth a. ~ w. Ballard phuns
Ballard itff
CnrapisfoiY furnished h.funmf raffsgr
sawtaH machine sud piano. tls. 8ies
last tulnu
Farrtsnef frs-rnaia. nsN. nest nod
err. rhans Queen Auns 1919
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cIIs AID COUNTY LOANS
on im rFHHsd or rnrHHt property ne ana
per cent. any aruHut fr9fa $50 ~ 500
FOR a long nr hort time. ahd easy p1gs
Hianfsl 80 delay ffufteFanf a 90. a9t
Boston NInrr EFrurd ara rpisnnhia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-10
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

s~N~-N-~Do4o~~~~~N~~~~ ~~~sNo~0Sos~~e~'~~~e1~'
Two three and fgur-room houaekeep
lag suites o. and ap. Cor small or large
families. sofns Cor WurhlnTiunui nincka
from ara az ZOE Columbia. Ind asI1.
Fsr nicely Furnishes modern rooms
sluFle aud housekeeping walking DIS
tanCs. 50 20 2l2f Eighth Az Phone
T. zee
Two housekeeping rooms fi1i with gas.
phone piano. bath use - sewing ma
chine PHONE White t2o sit q lind 81
Furniahsd housekeeping rooms. 81
v eek % zoos Sixth Az 1901
Two furnished housekeeping rooms 81
month free gns A sl9s. tsss Harvard
Rates In this column are ! cent o wora
Ton words o CENTS
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cHATTEL LOANS.

~~~~0N@s~~~~N~~sNe~e~e~NN NNNN0c~NN~~~o~NNe~@.
Loans ON furniture. horses, etc. VIII
Ham Roach. feum III New York nldg
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uF cuICKEMa can b.
raiaed here ny a-HtnFY house. large
tract cleared land. an Tor tHaq. terms.
$50 down. $40 per month. III sold AZ
once rnha oid nenton ear. On Fourth
aF see Oft az Williams 81. ~ nen8un
tnuulfa 81 Eagle Grocery
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9sIyor,IgIc r,., s,cIss.
DIR. M@ILT

osT EoHAgHlc PHYSICIAN. OPTIC
IAN. ELECTRICITY, x.raY. light cure
vibration. BEST EQUIPPED oFFfcrs
~ SEATTLE Eyes treated. glasses ut
ted Treatments aiko. 4af Pecpls's
Bank BieE.. End and pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-10

HOuTifW EST Trust q SAFE DE-
FNHtT co. FirHf aV and Columbia o..
fceiman uuiidiuRB. Invites Applications
fur loans from II 900 To 5000 on ims
proved Seattle rrHidnmng property ~
established districts
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.

~~,~|1~~~~-~S~~~-~-s ~.~.~~~e~N~~N~~s~s
Twu nice. clean tsn-ruorn suites. gas
and bath Rent 80 and SIS walking
distance f1a1 slsth av iifs
GRAND VIEW APARTMENTS. tos
EaEtiaks. strictly modern. coupistsiy faF-
nishsd T. !. t-raom suites special spmnsf
rates. walking distances sft Ind f9Ts
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HOUSES.

20 w I'm. MaWft NNHHHH ahNN NC
r. ~ JORDAN 4 SON,
Eff American Rank HldH
Phone Main ssI. Ind saJ
rhrss roam hasims. ste fath Az. $50
FiFs.ra1m fiat stfH 1gth az, 80.
seven COON house. 2if0 y. bcnny say
Thres room house. zsff p Union. tia
nYAE = Coz. OAK ib.
FOR aEST
T-rsssB house ffth and IsckHon, SIS.
GnTFFITH co Alaska BLDG
Main fes1 fud ts29
tfnom coftaRa. large i9t. fine view y
sound ard mountains, no minutes -
beach ntnse - car. so month ~ a
Young Lakewood Faunfirrpy ear
nor Rent -Flve-re1m house. fruit and
flowers water paid. 80 pee month hse
len nor before Friday. a10g 2ith Az
Phone East 1851
FOR Rant-rhre-- room house. partly
furnished Inquire al n. tsth 81 Phone
Green s91
small e5ffaSe sear. nsar WesfiHk- and
Virginia s. per month Apply Ifi New
York biach Main iltQ.
Rates IN this column are ! cent word
Ten words 20 cents
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FURNISHED ROOMS
~~@~~N~-~~-~s~~~~ s@<s~~~-~s-~-~~s~-~
-Fhs NuEin1a les Modern fur
sea virxiuIA 81. 1 hishsd tail putsldsi
hiA from Nesttaka Foafns, sgsrrthlns
Az steam heat. n@~s free haahs ard
san bells closets phnass. rates from
hot and cold water tas 70 ~ Weaa
tn every room. WAibias disianes
THE ANNEN--soet Efrhyh ur. rear
Wssslaks az new eisan. furnished.
stsani heated hearnems for nsnl
Rates 81 30 per week ase per niEht
HagLrN HOTEL. corner sth ard Re
puhiiran--f05 modern outside r1ofua
closets cali bells bath phones FNEE
tATfta Rates. . Sc wss6 w. Nc
graw street cars
Furniahsd ROOM fnF woman Or gentle
man. hot and cold water IN room. o. aam
beat, nisnfrtr llElt East asaa.
Nicely fufniahed rooms ~ and " per
wsuN Aiaa 1 housekeeping room. ca
per seek cialhoarns fts Madison
Raarns X and sleeping. iEht. bath.
gas ti-ta up. a1a7 sth az. IVA
Hafes In this rufarHn are ! cent sard
Ten wrrds 10 cents. whsH set close
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Or MGL.LINNIN- cid aid most thor
ouEh specialist IN Seattle. treats all dis
eases % tho nerves. throat. lungs. heart
stomach. liver, kidneys. bladder. urinary
troubles blood. skin and all contracted
disorders Gail stones removed without
operation. All medicines furnished. NJ
OFFICE In Liberty Building. corner THIRD
and Union ST. opposite postoffice. rooms
izs aad fSt Phone Main tse9
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N~~~~~4~NNe4~er~e~e~c~e @r~ee1~sNe~N~N@s~N
The Manly Boarding and sale Stables
Horses hired for all purposes. BY day ~
week 2iol Western az Phones Main
f2Gdi Ind. 1879.
O n. hOLCoMn co. sale sui0iss.
Heavy draft. medium sized horses. quar-
untecd 1913 Western av. Main itft.
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WANTED TO suv-FuRNrruRE

Grand Rapid Auction and storage Co.
fa2s-ao First av.. pays highest price for
furniture and household goods Or viii
Vaides Burn. 1879 let n ,sai. Ind soS6
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AUCTION SALES

N. J. WALKER. ioading nnetionecr and
appraiser, 90 Your aerVirr office lea8
First av. Phone T. $500
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M. n. MAlEER. M. l.

LICENSED SPECIALIST
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
EXAMINATIONS AND ADVICE FREE
PAY ONLY As voc IMPROVE
se3 EPLER BLOCK. si3 SECOND AVE
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-02
SOC PROSPECTIVE SETTLERS
FOR 800 LAND CLAIMS
One Man Dead as Result of Dispute
Numerous Contests Likely.

kalispel, Mont, Nav. 1.-Scenes Of
the old days were re-enacted at Tekoa.
Wash. Missoula and Kalispel, Mont,
and Coeur DAlene, Idaho, today when
hundreds of home seekers swarmed
around the land office doors to get .
chance to procure land on the Flat
head and the Occur DAlene reserva-
tions
One woman 80 years. old remained
in the line at Missoula for four hours
a special train was chartered by five
men TO run from Ravalli, Mont to
Missoula, to be in time for the filing.
Trouble is looming up for prospective
settlers on the Occur D'Alene reserya-
tion. While nearly 500 home seekers
are rushing to the claims. and sew
eral have begun to break the land.
about $50 are lined up at the Coeur
DAlene land office waiting their turn.
As there are only 900 good claims re-
naming on the reservation a. legal fight
seems probable.
one man is dead at Roman, and an
other is wounded at Camas as re-
suit of land disputes.
Mrs. Catherine Pratt of Pleasant
Valley, Mont, held first place in the
kalfspel line, having stuck to her post
all night.
There have been many disputes and
numerous contests are in preparation.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-02
NOVEL PROBLEM IN CUSTOMS
REGULATIONS DISPOSED OF.
Special Ruling of Treasury Department
in Favor of French Liner.

New Orleans, Nov IA novel prob
lem in the United States custom regu-
lations and one of unusual Importance
to the shipping interests of the coun-
try has been disposed of by a special
ruling of the treasury department au-
thorizing the restoration to the French
liner Louisane of her cargo which was
lightered and deposited at Key West
when the vessel stranded recently on
the Florida. coast. Notice of the spe-
cial ruling was received hera today.
Shortly after the Louisane went
aground the French line officials were
denied the right to reload the cargo
on the Louisane or any other steamer
of the same line. The treasury depart
ment held that the cargo, after having
been landed at Key West. was made
coastwise and could not be trans
shipped to another American port ex-
cept in a vessel flying the American
colors. Because of the few An1eri-
can merchant vessels plying between
New Orleans and Atlantic coast points
the French line officials found it prac-
tically impossible to get the cargo
moved. After much DELAY the entreat-.
les of the French line officials resulted
in the special ruling.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-02
Wesley ". Bishop
Died Last Night
IN CONNECTICUT STATE PRISON
FROM CANCER OF THE LIVER.
SENTENCED IN 1879
From New London County to Life I'm
prisonm.nt for Wife Murder-Lived
in Norwich at the Tims.


Wethersfield. Conn, Nov. WESLEY
W. Bishop, sentenced from New Lon-
don county in 1879 to life irnprison
ment in the state prison here for wife
murder, died tonight from cancer of
the liver.
Bishop, who lived in Norwich at the
time he killed his wife, confessed on
the witness stand that he and Mrs.
Kate Cobb. also of Norwich, had
agreed TO marry after he had killed
his wife and she her husband.
The Cobb woman's husband and the
wife of Bishop died within a, short time
of each other and an analysis of the
stomachs of the victims showed that
arsenic had been used to poison them,
furnished, it was brought out, by
Bishop, who was in the drug business
at the time
Bishop was tried first and sentenced
for life, Mrs. Cobb receiving a similar
sentence soon afterwards Mrs. Cobb
is still alive.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-02
Large Touring Gar
In Court Room
DOORS OF THE CRIMINAL COURTS
BUILDING REMOVED.
CARRIAGE ALSO ON EXHIBIT
For the Inspection of the Jury in Case
of Wealthy New Yorker Charged
with Murder.

New York, Nov. 1.-Dagelbert Tie
rnandorfer, accused as the go between
in seeking bribe of $4,000 for George
w. Yeandle, who was drawn as ju-
ror in the case of Edward t. Rosen-
heimer, wealthy merchant, charged
with murder, offered to plead guilty
to an Indictment returned against him
late today. AS Tie1nandorfer was not
represented by counsel when he was
arraigned. District Attorney Whitman
asked Justice O'Gorman not to accept
his plea. Tiemandorfer and YeandIe,
who was also indicted in connection
with the attempted bribery, were then
held in $4,000 bail each for examina-
tion tomorrow. Yeandle entered plea
of not guilty.
Auto Struck Carriage and Killed Miss
Hough.
The arrest of Yeandle and Tieman-
dorfer caused a sensation and halted
temporarily the trial of Rosenheimer,
who is accused of causing the death
of Grace Hough, when his automobile
ran down q carriage in which she was
riding.
Unusual Exhibits in Court Room.
Both Rosenheimer's car and the
damaged carriage are to be made ex-
hibits in the trial under the present
plans of the prosecution. Workmen
were put to work today removing the
easement of the doors of the criminal
courts building, so that the large tour
ing car can be taken into the court
room for the inspection of the jury.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-02
ARCTIC ExPLoRERiPEARY
RETURNS TO ACTIVE DUTY
As Engineer Expert for the Depart
rent of Justice.

Washington, Nov. Capt. Robert
E. Peary, the Arctic explorer, returns
to active duty in the navy department
on November 9 as engineer expert for
the department Of Justice in cases be-
fore the court Of claims involving con-
struction work for the naval bureau
Of yards and docks. This work was
the explorers choice among several
places offered him by Acting Secre-
tary of the Navy Winthrop from which
to make a selection. Peary would have
preferred, it ie said, TO have been as
signed to duty at the naval library to
write of his travels in the frozen north.
The explorer has been on leave of
absence from the department for about
ten years, during which time he has
been engaged in Arctic exploration
Recently his last extension of leave
expired about the time he was pro-
NOTED to the rank of captain as the
result of the death of q senior officer.
A bill is now pending in congress to
make Peary q rear admiral as a mark
of recognition for his Polar exploits.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-02
Roughly Treated by Police.
REPUBLICANS NOT RESPONSIBLE
FOR HIGH COST OF LIVING
Roosevelt Ends His Speech Making
Csrloaign in New York State.

Buffalo. y. y. Nov. 1.-The repub-
lean party IS not responsible for the
ligh cost OF living. Theodore Roose-
Neit asserted in a campaign speech
here tonight. lie said that the causes
al high prices in the main are inter-
rational and that the democrats of
Sew York we're playing the dema
Hogue" when they asserted that the re-
Irolican party ia to blame for them
u the people Of Eew YORK. ne said
wished 10 have the state administra
ton do what il could to change con
,itions which made prices high they
should elect the republican ticket.
Colonel Roosevelt declared that in
some instances trusts have forced up
prices and he pointed 10 the record of
Henry l.. Stimson. republican csndi-
date for governor. as a prosecutor of
corporations which had violated the
law. as proof that. IL elected. he would
Go all the governor OF the state could
90 TO prevent artificial initiation Of
values.
Mr.. Roosevelt's declaration I'm re-
gard 70 this subject, concerning which
lie has said little previously during
the campaign, was first made at Mag
ara Falls late this afternoon and again
81 Buffalo tonight. at the close of his
last speaking tour over the state Of
she present campaign He made his
first speech of the day at Albion. GO
ing thence TO LOcitport and on to Nj
egsra Falls and Buffalo. More en-
thusiasrn was shown during his tour
today than on almost any other day
OF his campaign. Everywhere he was
welcomed by crowds and the demon
ftrations at Niagara Falls and in Buf-
falo were nOta ole ones
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-02
RUSSIAN RULE RELAXED
AS TO JEWISH RESIDENCE.
Gar Approves Cabinet Resolution
Lifting Ban on Hebrews.

st. Petersburg. Nov. Emperor
Nicholas today approved resolution
adopted by the cabinet opening up new
sections for the residence of Jews.
Heretofore legal residence of Jews
has been restricted to that section of
the Polish provinces and the Ukrain 2
delimited by the original Jewish seq
regation law and known as .the Pale"
From time to time exceptions have
been made in the case of scholars and
Jews engaged in certain professions
and trades.
Recently. a campaign was made to
drive back within the pale all Jews
who were unable to establish q legal
right of residence outside it's confines
Imperial consent is now given to un-
restricted residence of Jews in twelve
districts in the provinces of vitebsk,
Volhynia Mohilev, Poltava and Kher-
son and the town of Yekaterinodar, the
capital of Kuban.
The places affected are suburbs of
towns within which Jews have already
been permitted to live.
The action of the cabinet resulted
from petitions of the inhabitants of the
newly opened localities who desired the
admission of Jewish residents as a
means of improving local business con-
ditiOnS.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-02
INCREASED THE DEMURRAGE.
Ruling Bearing on Freight Cara in
Now England.

New Haven. Nov. 1.-The compro-
mise at Washington before the inter-
state commerce commission by which
the demurrage time in New England
for which cars can be retained by
consignees is raised from forty eight
to seventy-two hours is due to peculiar
conditions which exist upon the New
York, New Haven & Hartford railroad
system, and for which there seems to
be no immediate remedy. The COM
promise affects chiefly grain, lumber
and coal. All Of these come upon the
New Haven system in extremely large
consignments, consisting often OF many
cars and they, pour into New England
each at particular season. As re-
suit the consignees, particularly in
Connecticut and largely In other parts
of New England. have insufficient fs-
cilities for unlea din~. The consignees
therefore, are forced to take time and
the railroad is compelled TO fnrego for
the same time the use of many of its
cars which remain loaded.