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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17
JAPAN APPEARS
IN GOOD hUM0R

VICTORIA. - G.. Sept f7-Ar.
eording 10 the kokumin shimbun
OF Toxic. Just received here. the re-.
cent change OF policy az Pekln ia
recalling Tang Shao VI from Japan
aud relnsiating him 10 his post Of
minister Of communications. fore
shadows greater American influence
ia China IN the future
The publication says
n IL from the question 10 expect
that the policy Of Tang shao Yi.
who secured his position az n rep.
reacntAtiye ~ the Yuan party. will
be- favorable 20 Japan Moreover.
he Is a notorious proAmericAn
statesman. and his appointment
foTstells the great development 81
American influence IA China Ia the
future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17
COTTERILL PAID $lO.O5
TO RUN FOR STATE SENATOR

may have broken down that day.
So there
Josiah Collins "a the only success.
ful republican candidate who so far
has filed. according To law. his ex.
penses account lie shows that IL
cost him sii573 to secure the nom.
nation aR state senator from the
35th district This amo0nt in.
cludes $25 for cigars and s65 for
II workers ~ the polls on election
day. Unsuccessful candidates have
been more eager 10 comply with the
law. Paul Holbrook filed state.
ment Of g73 20 show why he lost.
Joe Smith paid silg00 for the same
privilege. and Chas. +. Reeve had
to dig up 1850.
None OF the other candidates
have filed their campaign expenses.
The law gives them 10 days after
election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17

Discovered
George r. Cotterill walks down
town from the court house. No
James 81. cable for him II he can
help H.
There is n sworn affidavit on file
In the county auditors office which
proves IL. Il Is the statement made
by the fiery democrat Of his ex-
penses to secure the nomination Of
state senator on the democratic
ticket from the 32nd district II
reads as follows, In Georges own
handwriting.
III ling fee $50, -.........+.S $1,000
Gar fare to court house go. .05
Total expenses .........Sl0.05 "
That's all The document hardly
admits Of contradiction lie rode
up To the court house. But he
walked down. However. the cable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17
DEATH NOTICES

--~-~--@-~S~-~-~s~-~-~s~
Snilth--ssrah smlsh. -. sfa1snhsr ~
9gss EaHt gefh
Merfitt--1ulius Merritt ST. september
H. fEft zsnd aV y "
Aueu--Hsrfha Allen. So fspieHlbsr II
fT1t g4nd AZ. y W
Mhitmsn-- MARY o. Whitman. -. sep
tcmb,r a. Puget sound ssnifaylua.
harry- Frances Barry. sepfemeef
"a aas Third ~
Auen-rrank Ausa. So as queen
Anne av
Gates Maurice Gates months sep-
frmurr o. tts North r4nd
NormBn-f.Yra Norman. $50 - rtsrs-
Der u.s. fa9 Ross place
AroHtideH-- kirakas AEosfldes. 81, Sep.
frrnher u.s. city hospital
Wurris- EaYlin Harris : months, sep
temhrr A. goal sixth as.
rItEia-i.eu fifEi. Is. september ~. Hus-
ton and Franklin av
FnFrfuEfon--A J. Harrington. IS. sep
teutter no. Seattle General hospital
Noss-otto NosF, 20. September 2. city
hospital
wcstmAn--Ma wostman. &c. sspgem-
brr s. cify hospital
Anderson HerghA Anderson. a. sep
frfnher IA CITY hnspifaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17

Inv Vnssd rrcs.l

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept lit
was learned here today that n G..
Downing, a railroad engineer whose
home Is at Saiera. ore, has Just
reached New Orleans. narrowly cs.
Gaping execution IN Honduras ON
the charge OF being n reVolutionist
Downing. who was accompanied
by another American, r. r. Miller
was living at la Guna when
Marshal nonilla began his insur.
rection. The night General Marin's
division was rcpulsed the Amer
leans started for the ionduran bar
racks nearby to ascertain the re-.
suit OF the fight Government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17
MAN SLAIN IN
QUARREL OVER
S5--bOTH RICH

CHICAGO, Sept l7-rhat a quar-
rel over 81 between men who were
worth thousands caused the death
OF Loren - Atkins. president of the
Rainey Medical company. was
brought out today at the Inquest
into the death 81 Atkins.
The shooting WAS the climax OF
a dispute yesterday between Dr.
James Rainey. inventor OF the med
icinea which the company manu-
features. and Atkina. which began
when the men cast up their ae'
counts.
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There is Much to Ponder
on i'm This Confession of the
Man Who Stole a Fortune,
Although He Had No Need
of 1t.


NEW YORK sept t7Aner refusing tho aid o. friends who
offered furnish his bond Adoph Rothbagth whn borrowed
s2250o0 from without security aud unable 20
hw prisoner the Tombs today Tie hts
downfall he declared the that perRdcs the at
mosphere of New York"
R0thbarth borrowed the he said for experimental rea
Tie wanted play he he believed great hnancea
play g.
There la no reason Why money" be
said today \ automobiles and horses and chorus
girls had $4,000 a which never used
In merely wanted 60 play the game Others setting
born lucky IKE Morgan and Rookie
Teller Others like Charles w Morse aud myself fail
Money Ia New York You breathe u and live
omit talk Il when wake and dream u
when seep.s
H. ike them began worshppinR
a and it's disease Of the ncuable
kind.
y hope they will send prison. believe they VIII
There anywhere in the world the atmosphere has
hreafh a BIZ dfferent"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17

Dr. sohafiner. 1907 Columbia ct.
was arrested this morning on war
rant filed BY a. n Mccormick. rep.
foseniatlye Of the State Medical
Board. for practicing medicine lie
gaily without an unreyoked license.
the case will be heard In Judge
nrnwn.n court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17
THROWS ACID
At GIRL

SAN FhANCisCO. Sept i7-pr
Walter j. Hcnnessey. former Al,
tache Of the Southern Pacific hos.
piial and baseball star NJ the d.
funct State league. h In a cell Al
the city prison charged with yit,oi
throwing His alleged yietIm
Laura Leslie Jones. former membs,
~ the Anna Held Operate com.
pany ID seriously burned and viii
be marked for ilfe.
The acid throwing BE- believed ~
be the sequel to a broken engage.
ment between the actress and N.
physician The attack occurred h
The lobby Of the Miles hotel. wheye
Miss Jones ~ guest Hennessey
drew n revolver after throwing he
acid and covered his retreat IL
was later found In the eonDaBy -
Mrs Nettie Bluhm. who was a VT.
ness 10 the throwing aud Who Was
arrested with him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17
AMERICANS FLEE FROM
~ Death IN REVOLUTION

troops pursued them. shouting.
XIII the Americans"
Miller and Downing escaped 20
Mrler's house. whore the Amer,
lean flag was raised II was torn
down aud trampled The Amer.
leans then rushed out the back
door and escaped 20 the home OF
Mr. Van Rlarcum. whore they were
kept prisoners for i6 days
Meanwhile the Honduran officers
held a court martial and although
they were absent from the trial, the
Americans were convicted OF being
revolutionlsts and sentenced 10 be
shot, Only the firmness Of Van
Hlarcum Ia not surrendcring them
saved the engineer and his friend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17
C.. .. HELLMAN LED TO
THE POLICE STATION

clincd 20 book lllllman on a charge
OF violating a city ordinance The
millionaire was held until the ar
rival OF Inspector Powers. who or.
dered his release after Hillmnn
produced written permission from
Mayor Gill 20 use one automobile
for advertising purposes. iiillman
left police headquarters saying IL
was a shame
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17

c. u. Hlllmau. the millionaire real
estate dealer. was halted yesterday
afternoon by PatrOlman lie Blount
because he persisted In riding
through the streets In an auto
which bore banners advertising hts
property.
Despite his protests. ilillman was
escorted to police headquarters Pc
lice Captain Bannick was disiu.
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779-77777777777777-777
POTTER, OF s. K. CO.,
LEAVING SEATTLE

r. T. Potter. general manager %
the Seattle Electric company. has
resigned his position here 60 take
new one with the Stone a Web.
ster Co. In the east Mr. Potter
will leave Seattle about October i5
Harry r Edgar. manager OF the
United Traction Co. Of Fort Worth.
Texas. will succeed Mr.. Potter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17

Incidentally Tom Mufphine Nma
candidate himself for committee.
man. but lost uut because he had
been too busy 90 do any work for
himself
Murphinr organized the North
Side Republican club. the hvslieHi
political club ia the ciiy during the
recent campaign Nurphlna was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17
lEGAI NOTICE..
gfTnff0R comm on

IN THE SiEEhiOk NOth Of
THE STATE OF " ASHINGTON.
IN AND FOR KING COUNTY.
Seattle Lumber Company. a torpor.
alton. plaintiff. vs., Celestine j.
Sullivan. 90 AL defendants No
72ii0 summons for Publication
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON to
Colestlne J. Sullivan and Evelyn
Sullivan. his wife. defendants
You and each Of you are hereby
summoned to appear within sixty
t60l days after the date of the
first publication OF this summons.
towit: Within sixty days after
the nth day OF September. 1910.
and defend the above entitled ac-
ton. In the above entitled court.
and answer the cross-complaint
OF the defendant. l.. A. Borde. and
serve oopy-of your answer to
said cross-complaint OF said de-
PENDANT l.. A. Borde. upon the un-
dersigned attorney for said de
PENDANT J.. A. Borde. at his office.
below stated. and IN case OF your
failure so TO do. Judgment viii be
NfhN'A'h hhAAueA NWN htAniulNk
TO the demand of the said cross.
complaint. which has been filed
with the clerk OF said court. This
action is brought 20 obtain judg-
ment against the defendants.
Celestine J. Sullivan and Evelyn
Sullivan, his wife. H. w. Fisher
and Hattie 7. Walcott for the
sum OF S3.0S465, with interest.
and the further sum of $3.50
and the further sum Of $500 attor.
ney fees, and costs. ON account OF
certain work done and materials
furnished by said defendant l.. A.
Borde TO said defendants. TO be
used in the erection and construc-
ton ora building on lots nineteen
and twenty of the re-plat OF block
twenty.four OF Edes q Knights
addition 20 the city OF Seattle.
King county. Washington. and to
foreclose the lien claim of said
defendant L. A. Borde thereon.
HERCHMER JOHNSTON.
Attorney for defendant and cross
complainant, l.. A. Borde. Seattle.
Washington.
office and postoftice address. rooms
672-3 Colman Building. Seattle.
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17

are working for votes. which sell
az 10 cents each
Mrs Alex Pautages. wife Of Alex
Pantages, the theatre magnate. do
mated the ring for the contest. Half
the West Side. where the church
Is located. is working In the inter
e-ts Of one Of the girls
Police Chief Wappenstein and
Fire Chief Doyle are running neck
and neck for the other popularity
contest, which has an auto as a
prize Max Wardall. acting mayor.
viii deliver the opening address In
the absence Of Mayor GIL. who is
In Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17
HEAVY RAINS CHECK
FIERCE FOREST FIRE

PORTLAND. or. Sept 1.-THE
general rain storm sweeping over
the Pacific Northwest today has put
an end 20 one of the worst forest
fire snaaoun 81 coast history &C
eordlnF 90 officials Of the forestry
service
The rains which began yesterday
extend from central Idaho 70 the "a.
clnr ocean. and the dowupoar e1'
iinguishcd the conflagraiions That
werr burning IN the various for
Gated districts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17

The Ballard Presbyterian church
will hold It's regular services Sun.
day The II a. m. sermon will be
Lord Bacon's Four Idols" The s
y. m. sermon will be Different
Opinions About Jesus"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17
STAR WANT ADS


N~~~e~~~~~~~s~-~-~y~~~N~
JHttsnHr--T0 she wife 81 4uAakens
1.a Egruria 81 September q 3 anml
Eniifha-To the wife nf u Hmith sis3
lad. september 81 son
KNnaEfnn---To the wlft ~ kenaetsEs
SOS inkNElds September 8h aauxhfef
TuFuw4-~Tp the Mgfs 81 u Tuner ttEe
lgfh IT, September H. son
fuhmNun--Tn the wife az e. 30hnsoa-
t1fh e. w aid West Jaueau sspssmass
IL a son.
Harrison To the wife of d. Harrison
f1s North 7fth. September "a q asuKh-
ter
JOB unun--rn the Wfia % S. Jon nHan.
te2s etfh + W. September ~ aangh-
Ter
i.uudquist--To the wife nf a fsana-
qulsf. ieti = Lake av. AuFust ~ = sea.
ftlrhnfdH-To fhs wife ~ "a Richards
EfEf WauinNfurd September - a
daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17
LA FOLLETTE'S
HEALTH GONE

ST PAUL. Sept i7.--senator
Robert NJ. IaFollotte is suffering
from an ailment that may require
an operation. according 'o James
A. Frcar. secretary 81 state Of
Wisconsin.
Froar said today that laFollette
has been IN poor health since re
turning 20 his home from the last
session 81 congress. and that he
ls now preparing to so 10 Rochea
ter. MINI. 20 consult bis physicians.
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F#F+E++ +#&4@+++44 %r++#%+
suTHgRLANos WOODEN INDIAN IS PINcHEo.

10. the richly ornamonted wooden Indian who watches
with Indians file and OF
Billy sutherands Second has been out with
the many night and during his Seattle career has sui
feed the loss Of besides hicks and
Last night he lost portion OF his nose And thereby
hangeth little tale
band OF he stood guard in front Of
Sutherands trysng and although 10 didn't word
plain HIS expressed dispeasure Said
band Of dragged 10 saloon az 4t5 First av
humping his or the
proprietor OF the establishment ordered To TO leave
failed receive response except vacant stare
hurry up call police headquarters resulted In Los
rest didn't object The wooden indian seemed be
glad that he had escaped from the other Indians Il. NJ
62 Second claim for 10 the
he stood guard In front OF his and he couldn't
ford TO lose him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17

This conviction, Il Is believed,
will result In clearing up the hold.
up of the Great Northern train at
Seattle May ., 1909. The confes.
sion and other evidence. principally
a pair of telltale red boots. win be
introduced before federal grand
jury In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17
CONFESSION FROM
@. ~. HOLD UP 8

ST LOUIS. Sept H. Postofflce
Inspector c. l.. Patterson and De.
teetive Robert Kayser left yester-
day with a signed confession Of
George Ebeling, convicted and sen
fenced 10 prison for robbiug the
Missouri Pacific train at Glencoe,
Mo. last winter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17
FRISCO POLICE
CHIEF STICKS

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept III
have not resigned. said Chief Of
Police John Is Martin today In
spite Of the statement IN all the
San Francisco morning papers that
the chief has handed In his resig.
nation and viii retire on a pension.
Martin himself declares he has done
nothing Of the Mind
Il ought 10 know" continued the
chief. discussing the matter today
II am stu chief OF police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17

Here is Miss Evelyn Mullen. Of
Paramount addition. from the shirt
waist department Of a big Second
av department store. one Of the
contestants for the diamond ring
in the grand carnival of the Holy
Rosary church fair.
The fair opens Sept. % and will
continue until Oct. /. Other con
testants are Miss Gertrude Mutch,
Miss Margaret Turner. Miss Winnie
Doyle. the four representing the
stores Of Frederick & Nelson. Mac
Dougall & Southwick. Bon Marche
and stoneFisher All their friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17

NEW YORK, Sept l7.-Reported
revelations of police graft made 10
Acting Mayor John Mitchell by "a
high police official will result. Il
is declared today, In a shakeup In
police circles here greater than
has been known for years.
The name of the officer who Is
said to have confessed has been
kept secret. but II is said that the
story told to Acting Mayor Mitchell
and District Attorney Whitman in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17

kcnion.--Thc farmer IL the beno.
ficiary 81 the Increased population.
the Increase In manufacturing and
the higher prices. according 90
James Wilson. secretary OF agricul.
ture. who spoke here this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17
CONFESS POLICE GRAFT

wolves other men high in the de
partment The grand jury has been
summoned and the whole matter
will be laid before IL next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17

BREAK FROM REFORM SCHOOL
ALBUQUERQUE. ~ NJ. Sept.
l7.-Three youthful desporadoes
attempted 10 escape from the New
Mexico reform school last night
and nearly killed Supt. Sampsell.
They were restrained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17

J W Gregory was elected pred.
dent Of a new Equal Franchise "a.
cicty numbering 60 members A..
ganized at the Free Lutheran
church last night by Mrs Euns
smith De Voc Mrs. John Abelsel,
u vice president and Miss Anna
CiauRsen secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17

NORTH YAMIMA, Sept. H.
Tony Crota, an Italian serving time
In the county jail. escaped last
night He was trusty in the
kitchen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17

5 acres of level fertile land for
$3.50 Terms $40 cash. balance
81 per month. Fine place to save
up a little money. Good location
for chicken ranch. aud is all right.
OLE HANSON q CO,
Third Floor New York Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17

~~NN~~~~-~~~~1~~~-~~~- ~~~N~-~-~~S-s~N~>
SAMUEL WATSON CHURCH or TRUE
SflklTUALlSM. nc. meets sasohd
noor Arcade building Arcade hall. sun
day, September Is 1910 Afterncgn
lecture At soc D. m Mr H. 4
Ncncss, chairman Of the New Thought
Society. viii lecture. his subject be-
ms THE PURPOSE OF THIS LIFE;
rs. formation Of circles EYeaing
lecture N3oe p m. Rev J sreek-
crt. subject. LET rs EXTEND SYN
PATTY ANp LOVE To THE uFFl-
GERS OF THE STATE SFIRiruAlc
iSTfC ASSOCIATION or TIRE STATE
or WASHINGTON. SO THAT By
ouR GOOD THOUGHTS WE NAY
TAKE AWAY FROM THEN THE
IGNORANCE AND HATRED AND
JEALOUSY THAT THEY Vow Fos-
SESs" After each lecture. violin solos
and duets by Lou r CUie and Miss
Ida Michcais Al night platform tests
hY Rev. Max Hoffman ef Spokane
and others Rev Max Hoffman VII
also hold circles in the afternoon.
ADMISSION FREE RNING YOUR
FRIENDS, EVERYONE WELCOME
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17

French millinery evening classes, eea In.
plctc course ga IS weeks. Terms SIC 80
apprentices wanted. pst3 white leaihlHA
esN fcoplc's Hank bld-' Nine hsals
Goud positions FOE ladies between =
and 40. mo- objection to nationality I.
color For Information Wrtc k-let' eH's
star
Ypung Girls wanted hpplS ENelasses
ostrich Feather Works. Pee Denny h'es1
ltpN sccond Az
Wanted Pupils TO learn st9ge das
iug. years to % wears Apply ~.
Camheu Pike o. Theatre. 20 c. m' " .
NJ. Hrof Gordon. teacher ---.
Head nurse. registered in aAie
Washington. Tor hospiJaI iu COUNTRY
Nrcss Or De soto. second and hss's'-
A reliable lady On do llsht hense,N,esie
good home, four in family. -ess w.
18th a.
Kodak developing, ioe roll any ps NO
.NNlN endorsements. soc tAt"ts
shop, sccoud uoor Pea bldE
Wanted Woman to scrub flea. Ian
monthly Buffers ptug store ~
st.
Gius wanted AppN superior Nai''
a cracker eco. ms Main.
Wanted Woman Go do washlf Nssse
ly 1900 iith av North lheaN E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17

AT the Sunday services az the
Second Church OF Christ, Ballard,
the subject OF the morning sermon
VIII he Matter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

rtfTr ENwonTh a SON Professional
Directors ana Licensed Emhalmers 1871
list epp Moore theatre Both phones SIS
nnnney- Watson Co Funeral Directors
Third av. and University Both phones 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17
Man Forgot His Marriage.

Here's a man with a typical 4
: masculine memory M. G. 4
: Hunt sued for divorce. and on 4
the witness stand he could not 4
tell whether he was married In 4
1901 or 1902 However, In the 4
opinion of the court, he had 4
good grounds for divorce de 4
sertionand he got his decree 4
! 4 ~ ~ ~ ~ 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17

SPOKANE. Sept 1.-THE re
port that the Chicago. Milwaukee q
ST Paul and the Northern Pacific
railroads have completed arrange
msnts whereby the Milwaukee viii
operate west 10 Lind from Spokane
over the Northern Pacific tracks Is
generally credited here today
II was stated that the agreement
Is to become effective October Is.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Sept. IL
The population OF Covington. NY
ia 5S.2T0. an increase OF l0,332. or
24i per cent. as compared with
az. a2s in 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17
he WAN. ras WOMAN AND rAs DANCE AALL oIE

stepfather stepson wife neawite with lots OF weeps
considerable In police court yeater
day when IL T. Conoyer private formerly Inn
migration Inspector Grace dance hall GIRL
before Judge Gordon.
Mccormick. Conoyers sopfahcr with tears streaming
from told how Conovcr left wife and child
and the Brown gr Conoyers wife took
the that she and Conover had been V
ing for three months
had 80 and work TO keep from starving said
She my husband is upright honorable man. and
love him dearly"
The testimony developed girl
a husband Canada
Counsel sprung sensation after whispered
conversation
4 am told said Attorney Revee that this Is
not Conover's legal wife"
torney Pierce.
Judge Gordon the under adysemcnt
= y y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-17
ACHEs FOR $50

. A'HEb FUN tZJU--
$40 cash. balance s. per month
buys five acres Of good rich level
land, situate IN Snohomlah county
near a good nrst-class town and an
good county road This land Il
rapidly being taken up and We would
advise you 70 come In al ones
should you desire to Investigate
OLE HANSON & CO
Third Floor New York Block.
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THE SEATTLE STAR

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Connecticut western news., 1910-04-14
Paddy's Cat.

An Irishman fresh from the "ould sod" secured job with a numbering crew in the Minnesota woods. While sound asleep in his bunk one night lynx slipped in at the open window, espied Paddy's brindle whiskers and promptly bounced on its supposed ene- my. A terrific contest ensued, during which Paddy's clothing was reduced to ribbons. but ending happily when the brawny son of Erin secured n half nelson on the beast and heaved it bodily through the window.
 He was instantly surrounded by a score of excited and admiring woods men. After examining himself crit ically Paddy strengthened up slowly and remarked with distinct emphasis:
 "Bedad. if l knew tn dom mon thot owned thot cat I'd be afther rammin' me fisht down tn throat nv inn wud thotw-Judge's Library.