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New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. June 7-Tvice to-day ths wheat
market broke badly because the short incsre -
had been squeezed or ID rapidly made advances
July delivery was more fizhty than the d.
ferred months, fear being shown as TO possibility
OF trap in that future. The close. however.
was fairly steady al net loss of u 20 IA 4sc-
Corn was heavy even when wheat was st-oaz.
and finished Ac to 1c or. Oats az the end % ths
s. ssiOu SsC nc lover. and prOTisons
d0vn Sc 20 f2i7c. So sudden vas ths COL
lapse in wheat that ten minutes made dtf,sr-
ence Of 1~c bushel The Immediate cagss
that the Dit hadabecome entirely bare q
buying orders More fundamental the fac-
that forecasts for the spring wheat district we're
for shoWery and warmer weather. ideal out-
look. An Increase % - Per cent IN acreage
seeded was reported from the three NcrravvestsT7
Canadian provinces. Crop prospects there we're
declared excellent Texas sent word Of good
thrashinS returns. some yields Of twenty busnels
acre Cash wheat prices AZ Kansas CITY
said to be fading because of eIpecred
competition from the Southwest Fluctuations
IN the September option were betwse1 pie ard
921sc with the close ar OF i4991ssc. net d.
cline OF 4Gbc. Range OF prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
FliGITI0N RECEIVER
,..i0n Of Colorado Project
miII Not Be Halted.

,o..-voir and lrrissuoh
psnTeT -, =, largest irrigation COM
s.uy on',-sso. or J, has been placed n n. .le )
.s u colo.Srr c.',,e- The application Tor a
: O. . - made in Denver Sy joseph
/ .,s-ss;p w. .s.-f os the company VINO
s-resch Of 'On.ract Oni,...s-,5ss 1Se',,,, 8 N,ver
- .,,Tpany, tie Tro" 0''Oes -
~.s1y' g -.,,e received in Wsll s'reet
/ .,s-suoss -, - - TIE enterprise would
/ ae oo'i.P...-.se receiversfip, the court
| y ssi.ea ssi.e.-,z.5 the reoeiver.' F'rederiok
.-s aass -esuve-. to issue $1,000 OF
| Esgio1' .e.stes 70 carry on the work
| .sstrs - aaa q the company's bonds
s5ssss O. 80, Nav =. were notified two
rA'..s'- '-rowbridge & Niver taat the
ss e. unable 10 pay them on silo
81 give the company ninety
r $50 s,-o demanding the payment
s-.ss7,nal on their bonds. L.he i,a. Tea-
y T'..'5 y. 10 bankers fo- ire INABILITY
- .-.sr ]. 70 pay The maturing ponos
=, o5'''s''I,s - been disappointed about
issi district bonds which Il eT-
-'al.-..--, -'al--.-,,.s and from the proceeds
.. e s.vpe-,ed 70 pay the 100000 Of
- !. ..,,-inr bonds. Most IF the hold
% - 70 have consented 10 the
.--snsnt - 7--irs+ion
= - ,s Incorporated about three
go -.-5s- the laws of Maine. with
8 Z. "a as q consolidation of eight
y - - reservoir companies. TO pro
90 - i--iEatinC land in the vicin-
- - The properties Of the com.
/ 6 - reservoirs providing for the
sbout 5o0eaoe90 cubic feet Of
~ s.isr- 10 irrigate more than l25,-
- = ls-d. The company also owns
= sc-ss OF agricultural land near
p - constructing E reservoir nine
-n Denver covering IN area Of
which. when completed, viii
=. ,rmnsnv N furnish water for
go ,0f 25a.ap1 acres or land, or
= = ,rssert capacity. The officers
- standlev. president. ". z.
.-,gh arst 1ice-Qresident and gen
-. = e. Croke. vice-president,
N,rssbeire-. treasurer. and Q. J.
= s.--efsry. The headquarters OF
..-asuy are Iu Denver
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
EGAGo TRACTION TANGLE
lzirsncs Here Over Bondholders
c.E.ng and q ReceIvershIp.

asss'ssslJEiiTes n the Chicago Railways
-la-y and the Consolidated Traction
'-7I1y he'd z conference in this city
ss-aEy Vith a view 10 adjusting the
sa,-s & ne bon5rol5e-s of the latter
--Psa7 s1d lifting The -eceivership Of the
.a1VsE conpanv.
q a. sac sfre- the meeting that only
ia-Is-y features OF the subject had
= discussed and that further confer
-ss Vola he held during the next two
'AFet oayE a. which II vas believed q
lsis'i 'io-y sdjustrrer- rof all the existing
--slcas WUgld be- reached. Nothing
% . Earned as 70 the p-obable basis
ss,tsmsn,.
-ss Peter s. Grosscu7. n the United
-.s -iFl1u Court IN Chicago. in whose
'sss ne control Of both the Rail
'aae Consolidatsd properties. has given
--lieiing interests until June % to
@ssls- i no settlement is made
mat tine au umpire viu be ap-
u 'l ihe cou-t and = final settlement
SUE as equitable 70 both interests
-''''s Of the case allow VIII be made
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
q 10 RECOVER STOCK GIFT
--1 typewriter Inventor. Wants
Deen Of Trust Revoked

} - o i1e SUIT brought by James
-''lola. founder oe The Hammond
- Company, against the directors
.r .-,-'.'s-l.F IN have set aside 4 deed OF
"a. '---a ne conveyed 70 them stock
= r4,... vas begun Yesterday be
- meal and jury in the So
n \, -. MI Hammond was present
= eolEsel Henry n. TAFT
5 d. p l+H. when he believed ne
n \. :. hammond executed Tie deed of
Il. -l.-a be convened TO tho directors
g. .'-''1ly tae-5-0 shares % stock 70
-ss,e.. among them and other old en-
III - y oenlpsnT Subsequently Ham
au,.'ea bis hearh. and ne began
M = SCI aside The trust deed ana TO
s,..- 1ssaa ~ as stock. Abraham
'1ase- for taa defsaaanr
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
GREATER CITY DIRECTORY OUT.

The Trow Directory for Manhattan and
The Bronx FOR 1910 and which takes in
greater New York, has just been issued 1t
is the sixty-seeond year Of publication for
the Manhattan and the Bronx edition and
the thirteenth year for the greater New
York edition. which has been issued an
nually since consolidation. These directo-
ries are considered the standard business
reference books. Every effort has been
made TO make chem equal TO. If not better
than, TIE preceding volumes.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. June T--wHEAT-sPot dull. No
red Western winter. no stock Futures sasy
July. IS 6@d. October. Is T7sd: December
nominal CORS-Spot easy; old American
mixed. IS 4d; new. kiln dried. a. II I'D via
Galveston, IS Sd Futures dull; July nominal
September. IS T2d. PEAS-Canadlan Is
FLOCR-Wintsr patents. 2ss Sd HOPS n
London CPacihc Coast). f4Gf5- BEEF-E1tra
India mess I27s Sd PORK-Prime mess
Western, 1915 Cd. HAMs-short cut: rs 90
BACON-Cumberiand cut. 60s 81: short rts
TBS Sd: clear bellies. 73s. long clear rniddlss.
light, rs: heavy, lis Sd; short clear backs.
69s Sd. SIOCLDERS-Square. 65s 81 LARD
Prime Western. tierces. SIS; American 70
fined. pals. SIS Sd. CHEEsE-Cauadjan dnss-
white. SIS Cd coiored. 5Ss TALIOW-Prinrs
city, no stock. Australian. london 3ss
TURPENTINE-spirits. AIS %. RosIN-Com
mon. los Tad PETROLEUM-Re6nsd I'D.
LINSEED OIL. 3Ts. COTTONsEED OIL-Huii
refned-Spot. 2Ts Sd.
London. June RAW sCGAR-Centrttugsl
a Tiad. muscovado. 12s So BEET SUGAR
June. rs 54d- LNSEED-Cslcutta- June
orr PTTP1yr s-T-si oS3 s@,.2tss1
refined, 6Ld. spirits. "a. TTRPENTINE-
Spirits. AIS %. ROSIN-American strained.
lis. fire. 15s Sd
Antwerp. June T--PETROLEUM. 70 francs
. confines
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
..,w PASSES ITS INTEREST
= Creek Co. Forced TO Exercise
5-rgsre CT Sixty Days Of Grace.

-. Creek 20. 7 OICCU 10 6Ae4@4SS
| ,-alsge CT Sixty Days Of Grace.
p.s.s Creek Coal and Coke Com
.s-5s;5-s-v of the Pennsylvania Coal
-,ss romranv. which was placed in
-=s-oF "a receiver IN August. 1905
/ - ~ nav the interest which was
-.- on its S27S4. on first mortgage
4 - geld bonds. This Is the second
-ss+ ravuer- n interest on these
sss been postponed. on the former
| ..- -svmert OF the interest was made
y + tie end ef sixty DAYS OF grace
~ u5e- the terms of the mortgage
--r Ire issue. and Il IS expected that
-F BE- cone in the present instance.
I Watkins. vfca-presidenr and receiv-
( he Pennsylvanis Coal and Coke Com
WHICH owns the entire S6."al oo0 capt
-,os of the Beech creek Coal and
= COMPANY ard guarantees the interest
r-s bonds. SAID Yesterday IN regard TO
-u-ssvnent II the June coupons OF
Etg c0mpsn-
gs hsys simply been obliged 20 take
-sre q the sixty days allowed US 7
r a. the expiration Of that time the
rs Fiu be available. The whole coal
d has been iu q bad position for some
3 s1i this c0upanE IN common with
-5f-s. has been working without earn
zas1lsble profits. We have. however.
j 1zi-sd thousand acres 0f good coal
k.E E6 when The demand comes we
&Ek z ss good position 70 bid for
zE any one else
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
'AS RIGHTS TO BENEFITS
Policeman Pals in suit
against Mutual Society

IA 80 t.-A.oy ~ the CITY Court YES
an - o9"a a decision denying
:, fo- - '1i-n LAX. q former polce-
sasgcls-- - I o-s h--a from the Mutual
z sas &C. composed of patrol
sa -''FTnen OF tae Police DeDar,-
vas - -i-s society Justice Ncsvov
'ras,s - sa'I-st .lst public policy 10 asses
g c.sris,.s-'s -'s benefit o. one who tss
-. ss i il'n tEs force for deli1-
csurse ,-he - lahe Of Link. He said
sa q y, lid Nolid tead 20 eliminate a..
=. cgast.,s,.ss punishment indicted by the
LED authority '
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET - Money on call
opened AZ 2Iz per cent: highest. pa per
cent. lowest "a per cent; closing. 2le per
cent; ruling rate, 2Ie per cent. Time money
vas unchanged. Rates. 81 d3i2 per cent for
sixty days, 2i2 per cent for ninety days.
5s<c4 per cent for four months Il. per cent
Tor five and six months and 4lcG4s4 per cent
for over the year. Mercantile paper while
not supera bUndant, was offered with some
freedom. meeting with a fair demand.
Rates, 4saQ5 per cent for sixty and ninety
DAYS indorsed bills receivable and choice
four TO six months prime single names,
and 5G5l2 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE GE.-The foreign ex-
change market opened easier. with rates
down u TO l5 points. with cables quoted at
4s6S1CE $3.50, demand sterling at 4S645G
s6l2 and. siXty-day bills a. 4S35sG4 S37.
Short francs were quoted at 51S2s less 1-32f
5lsss, ana short reichSmarkS Al S57s plus
1-32. Demand sterling declined TO 1850
maximum loss Of about 14c from Monday $
ruling rate, but the market showed q stead
ier tone in the late afternoon. Gables were
quoted at zS5S0G4 S6S5, demand sterling at
4.S6lz bid ana asked and SiXty-day bills at
4S5S. Short francs We're 51S2S less 3-546D
1875 less l-52. and short reichsmarks 947s
plus l-9o
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
mixers posted rates follow:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Boston. sc
discount. Chicago &c discount: san Fran
cisco. sight sc premium. telegraph Ii2c pre-
MUM. New Orleans. commercial Z5C dis
count, bank 81 premium: Charleston. buy
ing par. selling l-l0c premium, st Louis,
sc discount Did l0c premium asked. Min
neapolis s0c premium. Savannah, buying,
5-l6c discount; selling par
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York. ex-
changes S4SS,266.S16, balances 81 -S3Z. 600 >
Baltimore. exchanges &.SSl balances
s455 49s. Chicago. exchanges A1,6s5. .5S2 bal
ances s. lg7. .G53: Boston. exchanges So 947, ,93l
balances G.24S12s.
SILVER MARKET-Com bar sill
Yer. 53I.c Mexican silver dollars, 44c. Bar
silver in London closed at q 9-I6d, decline
OF I-I5d
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid, :; Lisbon
10.5G.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican eX-
change on New York is quoted al 20li2
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were 81 359 .253, in
ternal revenue 3. z5s.2I9. and miscellaneous
S7041sn total Of S3.527.6 .6l2 against total
expenditures on ordinary account Of S21Z3.-
20. For the month 10 date ordinary re-
Ceipts have been SIl,554,f 10 and ordinary ex-
penditures s. SO .967. the excess Of receipts
amounting 10 2,82l. .f32. For the fiscal year
10 date ordinary receipts have been $500, ,O4S,
IL. against S554. 465,524 in the same time in
1903 and ordinary expenditures S5l450l, 800,
against $50. 95s ,637 in 1893. the excess Of eX-
penditures this year amounting TO $40 io5,5iS.
conpared with an excess last year Of
ss7. .593 ID Including Panama Canal &C
count and public debt. the excess of all eN-
Tre ndftuTeS over receipts since July amounts
10 S4l .S76,4-3, against excess IN the cor
responding period a year ago Of Sl23.63l- Al.
B-TREASURY-The Sub-TreasUry was
debtor 10 the Clearing House 1927 rZ35.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

Equal 10 12S5 per cent on SO 900 900 capital
Der 81. 1909. shows assets as follows. Paai
SeS1tate' plants, railways. fixtures etc Il
Sl'.H3' supplies on hand, S26s,149: metals on
accounts receivable s.. SIS e45: advance TsIt
t nlent on Purchases. s31, SO; cash $3.50 267.
tIDtSi. Sll,s9s,456. LiabiIities-Capitai stock
ssIp9.;ou,VVg: current accounts and pavroII'
Se9s. iS4: reserves. s2a3, ,e09: profit and loss
surplus SS5,7l2; total, s1l,79s i56
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

cou1pany for ss9 years. TO take effect July
I. 1910. was ratified ana confirmed by the
stockholders. A meeting of the board to
elect officers viii be held in Philadelphia
al q later date.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
P.....'..' -'ANIs &C. MEETING

,.--..'ekls.ders !. '.-lhe annual meeting
4aes ~ = the PeHas,..an.a rc-7' ne
a.s aass5 = WIS he'd Acre ,o-5ar
..sss .ssss o "a. = e.seetors was re-eIecls5
- A'i~sy s5't. sS d. fisass,osa P.saeo',:a,... &
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

ncts was much larger than in the preced-
ing year and indicated broadening of the
normal market
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
=. - 0lIrAN LINE CHANGES

--'t.s " La = harvard ane other
) r...Ta aoTa z[,o o-1asy Hrl change 10 Pier
iaFd, s,-se. "hieh is nea- she Too, -
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
NEW YORK PRICES.

LOU fLOlR AND MEAL-FIour nervous and
straights 81 50as4 IS; winter PATENTS. 81 90a
80 20. spring clears. 81 S51S4 so; extra No /
%inter. 81 1Oa$4 so; extra No , winter. IS s5@
- Kansas straights. 81 e0GSj 05. RYE FIOUR
choice to fancy, 81 1884 50 CORNMEAI@
STEADY. Kiln dried, SO 80. BAG MEAL-Fine
Wh5fe y d6 and yellow 81 s5G$1 4o coarse, 81 Esq
81 80; FEED-Nestern spring. $40 so: standard
middlng. So 90 -four do. $2G so: red dog SIS 30
spot and mill prices; city bran $50 bulk s21
sacks. n1iddling. SD 5OGS2s: red dog S2s 30;
hominy chop, s24 so bulk, S25 30 sacks; oiImeal
So JGdS33 30 nominal
COTTON-Irregular, with old crop months
ruling hrm owing 20 continued covering firm
Liverpool sales, big English spot sales and the
strengthening statistical position, while the new
crop showed tendency TO ease of. The market
opened steady at advance of 1GI7 points
with the old crop selling 1922 points net higher
right after the call or into high ground for
the movement Early buying appeared to. have
exhausted the more urgent demand for both old
and new crop positions and the whole list turned
easier. Old crop reacted to about the closing
figures OF last night, and sold off to a net
loss Of eQ11 points. Al this level there was a
renewal OF bull support and covering, on which
prices rallied toward the close. Southern spot
markets unchanged 10 SIC higher. Local con
tract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
INTERNATIONAL SMELLING.

The International Smelling and Refining
company has issued it's first annual report
Tor the year ended December 81. 1919 The
income account follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.
1910 1909 1eas
W'k End June sf3 500 SIS IS. 4C7 45T g. 7e4. SO
Since Jan J.. .277 500 sal 266 0ss 81 20 s03 sT4
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

rnished by Charles y. Barney & Co. No D
BROAD street. New York and No 100 South
4th street Philadelphia)
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
A. v AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
&And interest
~ TTItlTY SECURITIES

.,..r,tshed ny Williams. Mcconnell Colema
q urhls'SH - No so Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

New YORK, June Z, 1910.
GRAIN - WHEAT = Nervous and erratic
Prices were steady early and later declined
SHARPLY, and after several quick movements
both ways closed at a net decline OF is@%c.
Liverpool was firm al the start, with prices
Id higher. but later this lost, and final quo
tatlons were at 1sd advance TO I'D de
cine American prices are still above an ex-
port basis A report by the Northwestern Grain
Dealers Association made the wheat acreage in
Sanada this year S.45S, 200 or an increase Of
" per cent from last year. Bradstreet's visible
supply showed decrease of 9. +6S, 900 bush.
against decrease last year Of $40, 600 bush.
No red here was quoted at 81 o.. + T. No l
northern 81 121z nominal b. There was a
report Of 750,O 600 bush Manitoba worked for
export late last week. CORN-Moderately active
ana easier and at the close %91c net lower
bradstreets visible supply increased lip 600
push compared with an increase last year OF
U0,uOo bush No corn quoted 6S1sc nominal
eIeVator domestic basis, to arrive. {. Export
Nc 2 6eAc nominal b OATS-Pr!ces de-
cilned throughout most OF the day, and at the
cIose was a q &c net lower. Bradstreets visible
SUI ply showed decrease Of 414. 900 bush. against
a decrease last year Of "a 600 bush. Cash oats
STEADY natural white &c TO 80 n 4s945c:
LEY-Nominai. ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

sElevator. domestic ba sis.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
HAVANA ELECTRIC

1910 1909. 1908.
Jan. 1-June & $50 3l3 sac Oon
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO
Sth week IN May Ssf4lOI s7s514s $3.50 soo
July l-AIay 81. IS 81 sos % Hl3 los % 9Ie St5
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
4th week in May 81. 400 as5 s1.13e ga 81 Ole SOS
July MAY 81. 4s1I3.2 .222 Al SOS Is4 Al f94 e9o
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
4th week in Nay S3ea s95 1864 e4s $3.50 21e
Jan 1-May 81. GEES, 4oO 56215T3 5I56 100
CHICAGO & ALTON
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FTFF9 TTT| TX" TTIT1THT TWTTT
LAND. easily cleared fine locality. close
20 Seattle market a snap a. 80 - acre
alsp easy teFius Herbert b. Upper. 500
ifarY bidK
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l. Muiiinnix. NJ u. as years n
specialist for all diseases and connlaI,,s
et women and men. The latest rrereb
-, - eeruaan methods Working folks
sasF terms out city patients cared FOR
Medicines furnished. office aga-4 Tfi,sr,,
bldg. opposite Fostoffice Oaen 20 sn m
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q The 81 PkRiOR COURT or
The STATE OF ASHfNGTON.
IN AND FOR KING COUNTY.
seattle Lzmber Company. a corpor-
aim. plaintiff. vs.. Celestine J.
sslliyan. ct al. defendants. No.
fzlie Summons for Publication.
TIE STATE or WASHINGTON TO
Cslsstine Sullivan and Evelyn
saiav1n. his wife, defendants:
Im and each OF you are hereby
Fanoaed 20 appear within sixty
~ days after the date OF the
ha wblicatiou Of this summons.
hsa Within sixty days after
> I'M day Of September. 1910.
nd sefend the above entitled &c.
ina. IN the above entitled court.
ant answer the cross-complalut
q BE defendant. l. A. Burde. and
ssrTs a copy Of your answer TO
al cross-cumplaint Of said de-
isndant L. 4 B0rde. upon the I'M
eerslgned attorney for said de
isndant J.. A Borde. at bis office.
hslos stated. and in case % your
'sllaFe 20 to do. judgment viii be
fsndered against you according
. the demand % the said cross
eenplaiut, which has been filed
sith the clerk Of said court. This
aetion Is brought 70 obtain iudg
ment against the defendanta.
Lslestine J. Sullivan and Evelyn
Sullivan. his wife. r. W. Fisher
and Hattie Z. Walcott for the
szl Of isos4s5. with interest.
saa TIE further sum of $3.50
znd the further sum Of $500 att0r.
81 lees, and costs. on account Of
seftain work done and materials
furnished b. said defendant l.. A
SoFde 70 said defendants. TO be
ssea IN the erection and cOnstruc.
1oa Of building on lots nineteen
sha twenty Of the re.plat Of block
Mehiyfour OF Edes a. knights
addition to the clty of Seattle.
aihg county. Washington. and 10
l9leeiose the lien claim Of said
aeishdant l.. A Borde thereon
HERCHMER JOHNSTON.
Aslornsy for DEFENDANT and cross
.onplalnaut. l. A. Borde Seattle.
Washington.
s' We and poatofiice address rooms
49, colman Building. Seattle.
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HERE'S A CURTAIN SPEECH
WILTON LACKAYE MAKES

.h.me 20 do this. but then.
w. Iaekaye ought 90 be able
v' Nina * a new curtain speech
o thinA lever as this, For this
- s.ta,e's curtain speech last
sss delivered AFTER many calls
80 ~ ina q the third act ana per
4 ~ audiences call him again
AT aud sunday night he may
le essrlns on using the same re-
sF' ,,,' friends I an wish 60
vnn on behalf Of nay com.
iaaa' and an myself Apprccia-
4. very necessary to MS on the
y. Le, me toll YOU ali he.
n s,sry about thar
Y 49,, .srtasn Witty lrishman left
Ia. fes London to write plays
ansrlcans first laugh His
= vas an George Bernard
- Nav shaw had an inflcxible
80 .syer 10 attend first uight per.
..snees Hat = friend found him
eremlor performance and be-
d iekins him.
rhen shaw's Response.
.well the best thins about an
.s.,shle rule. said Shaw. Is that
- BE- constantly lnfringcd on.
aa..,nA lAughl However, am
~nrrieA about the play les a
- play. wrote Il myself
ss.sa again am Just coins to
- shelter the audience Is sue
..s.hsl lAgain a laugh
sysw. the moral draw from
a.. vert on Laekaye. rs that Il
ssus,smes PAYS an audience 20 an-
~ aarlnx the first acc. even
~sre than the play deserves The
- a Il will BE- better then
Nov. this pay does not settle
a. sO6Iem o differences between
~ sieA ana the poor II does not
s,s,ssa ID. That question has
20 discussed Tor hundreds Of
vs.,s Prohzhly always Probably
smsar our ancestors the one with
- halrsest arm and the most pre-.
Assslls tail got the most cocoanuts,
al any rate. this play will give
va something better to talk about
1 ssnaer after the theatre than the
usssl play uhosc theme is 'How
para Can Dutch Comedian fiit
asosAer 0yeF the Head Without
Nnlnx Him. or WAY Don't the
Fslke Stos 4
Perhaps sonie young lady here
sualxki will settle the whole CUES
INA over her tea table tomorrow
-Rlusy speak OF a rather ah--
ssesousl matter. I will say that |
ave tsna Il very difficult 10 poF.
UNI IA role. John Hagglcton Is
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millionaire Of unlimited means
Now an q has boon hdrd Tor me
90 act that part ON all present Ia.
come.
However Il tho audiences con
unuo 60 come to see the show and
The back seats are all filled the
part may ia time grow castor for
me-
II thank YOU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01

WAN Cd TO BUT-FURNlTU
T'0s0~~~~~-~-@-~~eS~ose s~SN~e-0N-~~~s~~
iced fufuiture taken in trade f8f now
We pay caAh u IN Kend condition
1rnte. NAukin Go
brand Rapids Auction a storage 90
buys your furniture or viii sell u on
commission Main 1859. T. 1fit
valdez fura 1870 let ~ gs1s. led s05e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01

Rev T. NJ. H1l. the new pastor ne
the University Methodist Episcopal
church. who follows Rev J. NJ.
Canse. will preach his first ser
mons tomorrow. In tho morning az
n o'clock his subject will be Code
Way" aud ia the evening. The
Successful Christian"
Rev Mr. IAN aud his family are
occupying the new parsonage. at
Ass Brooklyn av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
STEALS CENT; GOES
10 PRISON s.. YEARS

BUFFALO. ~ ". Oct Con
victed OF stealing cent from
slot machine which he had broken
open. Thomas spader was today
sentenced 10 five aud half years
Ia Auburn prison.
Ills previous record WAS taken
into consideration by Justice Em
cry IN lmnnalnE the AenIanrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01

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tat MH nENT TuTM PROPERTY -
siu taks esss ef h a. fhsash is ssre
fNy NWn4
" JACKSON
fEf AmsaFitR go hank Nuifagmg
MAim ftaa tnN At3t
WsHt 10 bug a fires sssss second hand
faffrf and hzFuTss Zoe team Ffank tofn.
s1n. fnaisea. Mash HaE 80
afaRH hnass twn anfaf nishsa rsnnis
@atn iuAs psutiHmt rnffaNes STATS pfiea
snd istafi9n ksfgi TIA star
sasuir negatives 81 FzFiftg Narfh wsss.
SCI aHf fsfsaf taeahs rsf nffs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01

LOUISVILLE. KY. oct H. =
After dodgiug a. prison cell for =
40 years. John Wallace smith, =
who has been accused Of kin =
ing man ia Louisville. has 4
been pardoned The governor =
has mailed pardon Co Smith. 4
who has beea hiding la =
! small WESTERN town. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01

. WiLLtAMH 90 " NOT doing busi-
nfsH &c 1910 Western Az Take anT
thHt A.. Aouth car 90 igfl Firaf Az
south. Hnf or az walker o. aud look
fhN goods over. There la dtfferencs
~ our material that is easily detected
Hg CAN ana Do give yyu the best
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CITY REAL serATg-teont'a).
LARGE LOT

soFig7. nneat soil. city water. 2 blocks
from ihe end rhinney car line. fis down.
90 pei. month Take rhinney Az car
10 ond Of nne. then ! block north. DIM
sted will show property Phone North
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