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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18


wanfsd -foang warnaa as haassseeF..
sri god bone. ruofsrafs akses uaHy
haVs aunaU tHNd Address - s. &iuE
affs Wast Asasss e. West Seattle
SITUATIONS ~s.vrED--FEHALE
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WHutef ~ qaHnE Wuman ~ South
Bead. iai position az tafRsTfpff ~
general seoaurfaaf in aifher aThtttH ~e
Tacoma over It years experience
fharstaHIg ruHsurfHrf 90 take charge "a
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fafefanrea address Mias Wsffra.
nas aEs Haath Heed led
Com urtaaf German American eaak.
ga-sH MANAGE waufs position iu ratup
rlub or nfharutae References given
RIA Hfar
Waafsa piano paplls beginners sps-
riaitF Fh1ue iIs&
HELP WANTEp-MALE.
WANTED Men ana women Go isaru tns
barrier trade Comprise rHafaf. 30
WAGES rAtn Vou WHILE LEARN.
1850 Diplomas siren Largest school
NHrtoNAL BARBER coLLEgR
g. WasHinrter = neatts Mas tA
M~us tes uipeE ralnruats. $3.50 ira.
els Room 29f. Traders BIDS faa ;
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and aU nudHr neW mRnaaemeUt Meals
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second hand ciofhinr eaueht ans cold
iaii riss w Main sf1s. tnd Q. ffs9
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

lfI4 Third a.4 between Spring Hnl
Seneca ste Phone Main 1870.
SUNDAY hours 90 to
The q HizEa far grower ara Crrs
Co. Inc isls Third az Phone Main
ans
corra Try Frognara com Plaster. i've
GOOD Send 100 fat samples g. 10 Frog
usr t3i5 GoHesaoe ~ Seattle Wash.
W ID Mallory RfoaH hair ana cures
daudrHff 1i7 columbia Ht
Gentleman would like quiet ro7m-
mate Hefti rafr star
free Information about divorce Laws
T.. " Taylor. room q. 1894 Third as.
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CITY atA. EtrArE.
CITY RIA ELTATE.
S. 1 b
LEVEL CLEARED
LOTS
SIS
THE poor MANS OPPORTUNITY
a GiLTEDGED INVESTMENT

Never before in the history Of the
great West has the poor man had
chance 10 secure beautiful level.
cleared lots. such 40 We are now
selling at ROCHESTER,. for only
SO. on easy terms. without inter.
est That this rs the opportunity
OF lifetime 81 evidenced by the
fact that over 600 lots were sold
the first thirty days after the
property was placed on the mar.
ket. but you need not take our
word for the fact that this IL "A
good proposition Read what our
customers have 10 say aud go
aud talk with them II you wish
Ca do 80. as they have been all
over the property
Albert Spychcr. t03 y Pike. Seat
tie ! purchased some property
ia the new toWnsite OF Rochester
FOR t75. aud after holding Il for
21 days. sold same AZ an advance
Of goo per cent profit
Eil Olson. 1867 Eastern ay.. Seattle
II have purchased lots In the new
town Of Rochester and regard II
as one of the best propositions
for investment that J have ever
seen offered 20 the public
J. W white. Gi5 snoqualmie a.. Sc
attle-i recently paid a visit 20
Rochester. and after looking the
townsile over carefully decided
60 purchase eight lots. as be.
lieve the town has an excellent
future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

7e~s~sre~a~-es~@rarar-ree
AGENTS WANTED aid " supply
the demand f1f choice nHfHory stock
uufNf free. eaaH weekly Address % ft-
oregon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

NonTuWEET TRUST a SAFE DE.
Fghlf CO flrHt hv and colamnia u
ltafWan NailfinHf. inaHes Applications
Tor iasns from tia1t 90 g. bGs on In.
proved Seattle reNidencs property 10
established districts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

A.HH NNfNN
Close 90 spokane aF. only ~ minutes.
fsf ride o. Pioneer square Terms a. 90
cash Hnd e. 90 month. per cent lH.
iorfHi Hrnff Ash. 1909 Alaska HidR
foH $50 CASH VIII cell 81 reliabia
party HeN & room bungalow modern 4
hlpf ~ from FhlnnHy car Price e. $50.
fui from y tsp. balance like rent Deguer.
fft Empire bntldinr
FtvE ACRES EXCELLENT Fgl fr
LAND 9Hsily cleared fihs locality. rIaas
20 aeattia market snap 81 SO an sore
HiH9 Faar terms Herbert d Upper r0s
isafY hide
Samuel COLLIER SOC Lsary Building
DEALS ln city property. farms and tlu her
lAhds iisi your property Hlth him
81 600 cHoICE tIEw lat aBnfoo. nav.
- inH int aii inspfus ernrnff paid
'NAth aof crHrF Main st0l. 4 tTtg
Three room house. iat gHsfa0 af ssg
Aisi ~ one hiarh from Malrana sch1ai
From piasfefsf house. iof. close 10
ciiF 1859. $50 rash nskss york "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18
UNTIL NOVEMBER isT

We are going 20 sell level. cleared
lots. close 20 depot ard stores.
that are worth from $50 % 500
each rlEht now. for 0niy tia. on
eaay terms. without Interest
Think % e. lots la new town,
with three railroads Tor only Sib'
Bui sou must act quickly n you
want 20 take advantage 81 our
SPECIAL. OPENING OFFER
BUSINESS OPENINGS
There are some excellent openings
for nearly All lines Of business AZ
Rochester Call and see ua about
them li will pas you. Call and
see photographs 81 our uew town
and ita beautiful surroundings
Also see display Of fruit and
other products aud ge' free IL
Illustrated BOOKLET Open
evenings until 8 Write vas II you
can't call
AMERICAN HOME INVESTMENT
co.
3ig-3i43l5 MEHitlORN BLDG.
Sit SECOND AVE
". A. PERKINS - p. DUNCAN
OWNERS.
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SUILLV & BALL
go Pic 81

BUILD BrfLDtt BUILD H0Wf
Whlle lumber prices are the lowest ia
fcafH and hound 60 - up HfrIct
economy suEEeafA saving the middle
mans profits ~ buying
BASH DOORS and MDELDfMGH
direct from our wUi in heaffie
GLASS. FAfATH NAWNINHEH
HoOFiN0 BrtLUISg PAPER
AND HARDWARE
Ae urge yuu % cali and sss thr high
Gfadt ~ our goods. Df TO send teat
order
We cell anybody chip anywhere az
prices same ~ ALIKE these
5-rruas panel doors. fer painting 81 Is
S.traea panel doors FOR staining 81 80
Mission style haHFaioe doors al So
Front dyors. fEfb. O. co. 90 fo $500
cottage front windows g. 90 up
y inside door frames. Csc
IS. " plain window frames 81 co.
SEND FDN CATALOGUE so r.
o % WfLLfAMH CO.
1915 Firsi A. g. near walker -
Both phones Seattle wash
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CnIRoPoDIsrs
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iausna Dr h R Miier New York Grad
uate suite iio Marion Rids fhau. sIt5
81 100 MONTH";. 35c a com.
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On WILLIAMS. chUtiaIns corns. etc
gois Elehth Az Main 7sas
~oNco19SpIISa3 le ;si y SffI5na0n6o
DERrUL MEDIUM Gives valuable 90 j,
tirc on All affairs ~ life Permanently
located ~ her private nome, p4sm fLht
st. near Sixth as. Also gives wouderfu'
CARD READING = Ladies sse. men
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LAWYERS.
qneckort Al courts. collections
corporations organized Notary public
Damage cases a specially. Both phonca
5oa.1.e Burke BIZ second ana Marion
a suhou Lawyer. 50a-t Pioneer
Bldg Consultation free Personal I'M
Iurics o. speciality Practice in all courts
Cnrviu Townsend 300 bailey Bldg
Concentration free husband wife inIurles
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PHYSICIANS.
Members National stte and County
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Ill0IogHNIHEks SIprltES
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Largest Stock ON tho Coast
Developing aud Printing TOT Amateurs
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IA prof stevens NeW Method Teach
WIN ms Dancing rHara ni aed ia ufis
AVJT vafe lessons Days evenings Trial
3iIt always free Fourth and Pine -
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ron sALe-FURnlrUFE

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Polish pianos Hfih Toner'S DHzgiiua.
Will NOT gum Meyer Toner 80 Union
Highest each pald far ufnIture nd
household goods Main 1879 T. tsft
BoHha ehHifH shgWf#a.a chicago store
and Offira furniiurs C1.. ts1s fsf av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

wanfsA -foang waItaa AZ saassseer.
Or. gaaH bone. Wtusfnfafr aaeaa may
have small tbUd Address % 8 kinE
affs Weef Atasss e. West Seattle
The Detroit times., 1910-11-11
THE STAGE
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

One OF the good, wholesome, enter
flaming shows. OF this or any other
year, Is The Travelling Salesman,
which began a brief return visit in
he Detroit opera house, Thursday
evening. This is comedy to which
rhe Young Person may take her par.
ents without fear OF upsetting their
domestic equilibrium. Ii is jolly and
decent and laughable and capably
hcted, qualities which are never OF
large crop in modern treatricals.
Frank Mcintyre, whom We like To
remember as a Mt Clemens boy, is
btill playing the drummer. Bob Blake
b part that he made an immense sue.
eess after a lamentable failure by an.
bther actor. Mcintyre is Blake to the
life-rotund, rollicking, slangy, fiirta
tious but, with heart In the righ-
place under his ample vest, and a
bhrewd perspective OF life that keeps
him In the middle OF the road Nc
antyre Is a good actor. natural in mis-
methods. and IL would be hard tC
Imagine anyone else playing Blake
with anywhere near the same degree
of success.
The humor of the poker game is
not soon forgotten. Bob and a bunch
Of fellow drummers obliged to spend
christmas in a village crossroads, far
from home and the family Santa
Claus. indulge in a little friendly
game, and the progress OF this game
fills the onlooker with glee and a
laughter that is apt to become hyster-
lcal.
Gertrude Coghlan plays Beth in the
current presentation. and in her usual
capable way offers a pleasing charac-
'terization Of the little telegraph oper.
ator and ticket agent whose demure,
ness wins Bob's affections right of
the reel. The story OF the comedy
tells how Bob fights for the rights OF
this little girl in a property deal, foil
ing the villains who would take her
patrimoney from her" and bringing
all things to that desirable end of livi
Ing happy ever after.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-11
ARE sTENoG's LIPS LOCKED

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Nov. 1O.-An
interesting question OF ethics for the
business woman has been raised in
court proceedings here.
What business conference.-the
secret information OF her employers
business she obtains by her works
stenographer bound TO respect aud
keep secret?
To what degree do the confidential
facts she acquires as an employe re-
semble those revealed by client 10
lawyer, patient TO physician. parish
Toner to priest?
The suit in which these questions
have arisen is brought by the Ameri-
can Manufacturing Co. TO restrain the
Minnesota Wood Preserving e. Stain
Co. from manufacturing certain creo-
sote products by the alleged secret
processes of the, former arm.
Peter II. Conrad, inventor OF the
processes and president OF the Ameri-
can company, says that after the or
ganiZation OF his concern he employ.
ed Miss Christine NJ Adams as stem
ographer and W. II. Smith as fore
man. Both were bound to absolute
secrecy regarding his products be-
fore being employed, he says. Later
both were discharged. Soon after the
Minnesota company was incorporated
and began to manufacture products
almost identical with those made by
Conrad. Miss Adams was secretary
and treasurer OF the new company,
and Smith was prominently connect
ed with II.
Miss Adams, on the stand, admit.
ted that the products of the two
firms were almost identical, but de-
MED that Conrad ever swore her to
trade secrecy.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-11

The supporting company is entire
ly capable. especially Mrs. Sarah Nc
Wicker as Mrs. Babbitt; James
O'Neill, Jr., Robert Dudley, and
Nicholas Burnham as Bobs drummer
pals; II. ID. Blackmore as the black
faced major domo Of the Hotel Elite
Percival T. Moore and William Beach
as the villains; and Frances and
NORM Fuller as the Dawson kids
The Travelling Salesman" will stay
at the Detroit for three more per-
formances. including = Saturday
matinee. ~
The Detroit times., 1910-11-11
ELLA NAE HAWTHORNE.

The Benediction." a dramatic play.
let that has been one OF the sensa-
lions OF the year on the big circuits.
VIII be given its first local presenta.
ton In the Miles theater next Monday
afternoon by owen, Hoffman & Com
pany, and Will remain all week as an
important feature Of the bill Francis
Owens portrayal OF an old war vet
eran, who Is the central figure I'm the
little drama, has been pronounced by
critics rare bit OF character acting
One reviewer said OF the piece 1T Ia
doubtful n there are any better
sketches In vaudeville than "The Ben
ediction." II Is so meritorious that
II should by all means be developed
into four-act play" Comedy and
pathos are skillfully blended In the
story, II is said. Mr.. Owen is assist
ed by Miss Minnie Hoffman. Earl Nc
Donald and A. G. VIM
The Detroit times., 1910-11-11

$500 bills. while the throng cheered
and the Hicksport Silver Cornet band
blared, Come, Take Trip in My Air
ship"
But still had TO settle with the
Elite Bros. Wilfred was on the spot
to collect his half. | slipped IL TO him
"Er-hem, how about the plane?"
That was so. | had smashed his
plane.
How much was 1t WORTH" asked
$4,000" he replied.
Did YOU ever.
Thank you, that squares us, smil.
ed Wilfred as ne also took the other
half of the purse | had won.
(The End
The Detroit times., 1910-11-11
WANTS PRIsoN EARM.

JACKSON, Mich, Nov. 1.-THE
state prison board of control at its
meeting Thursday, recommended the
purchase of a farm of 500 acres,
TO be operated in connection with the
prison. There was a disposition to
make the appointment Of Warden
The Detroit times., 1910-11-11

all find their way back to Parnassus.
While the excursion ticket lasts, the
Greek folk see most everything
naughty In the old town, becoming
familiar with the Apache dance, the
fandango rag" and many other
queer and weird stunts
up and Down Broadway" will be
on view In the Garrick, Friday and
Saturday evenings, and Saturday af-
ternoon Monday evening a revival OF
The Mikado" will be made with
FRITZ Scheff as Yum Yum.
ELLA MAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-11
V

vi.
. II is all over. Never again where
nan has trod Will |, woman, butt
|n.
4 should have said that when | fell
put OF the aeroplane and was caught
.nto blanket. the excitement was
|uch that no one spread a blanket
or the aeroplane. The crowd had no
rouble whatever breaking IL up and
carrying 1t away for souvenirs, be
fause it lay where it fell in the form
II toothpicks.
The gallant executive committee
N the Corn Fair conceded that had
kiven the crowd a good show for their
honey and handed me the $4,000 in
The Detroit times., 1910-11-11

Jeanette last night disposed OF
BLACK BILL" a giant Negro, in the
fifth round OF a scheduled ten-round
fight at the Longacre Athletic club
jeanette was never extended and
The Detroit times., 1910-11-11
'DHALocN s4ysL-T

when the fifth round came he walked
TO the middle OF the ring and notified
his antagonist to prepare to go to
sleep. He then put the black to the
mat for the count
The Detroit times., 1910-11-11

The last complete figures for this
year placed the tonnage of the worlds
shipping at 41,915,000 tons, of which
37291,O0O were steam and 1924 900
sail.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-11

The United States Patent Office Is
assembling the models Of the first
ideas along several lines OF invention
such as the first telephone, first sew.
ing machine and first photograph
The Detroit times., 1910-11-11
HUGHES TO BE CHEF JUSTICE
Washington Story Says Taft Has De-
elded TO Appoint Him.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ia story
is going the rounds that President
Taft has decided to appoint Charles
Il. Hughes chief justice of the United
States supreme court.
President Taft is said TO have salts
fed himself that Mr. Hughes Is sound
on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is, his views
of the constitution, and this consider
alton is placed before everything else
The Detroit times., 1910-11-11

Sob Printing Done right. Times
Printing Co., is John R--sG Call Main
iiOS. or City sSs5.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-11

Stone permanent, and this may be
done.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-11
FROM DIANA'S DIARY

6dLady
Nubbn
The Detroit times., 1910-11-11

jeanette a Step Nearer.
NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Joe jeanette
is today one notch nearer his cher
ished desire-to meet Jack Johnson
The Detroit times., 1910-11-11
Sticky Sweating
Palms

after taking salts or cathartio
waters-did you ever notice that
weary all oons feeling-the palms
Of your hands swaziland rotten
taste in your mouth - Cathartics
only move by sweating your bowels
DO q lot OF hurt-Try CASCA-
RET and see how much easier the
Job Is done - how much better
you feel -
cAscARRTs Toe q boz for q weeks
treatment, all druggists. Biggest seller
In the world. Million boxes q month
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-01-27
TWO SCORE DEAD
Terrible Wreck on The Canadian
Pacific Railroad
CAUGHT LIKE RATS IN TRAP
Coaches Hurled From Bridge TO
Frozen Stream Below.

North Bay, Ont, Jan. 23.-Esti-
mates OF the number OF persons killed
when four cars Of a Canadian Pacific
passenger train plunged down an EN-.
bankment into the ice covered Span,
ish river vary from forty to fifty. Eight.
cen Of those were in the second class
car and most of them were foreigners,
whose names are difficult to ascertain.
IL is known that there were sixteen pas.
sengers in the first class car and 1t is
believed there are five bodies in the
dining car. or the injured four died
and others are in a dying condition.
The train when it left Sudbury car.
ried in the neighborhood of 100 souls.
1t was made up as follows: Eagine,
mail and baggage car, express, second
class coach, colonist, first class coach,
dining car and Pullman.
Spanish river is thirty-eight miles
from Sudbury. The railroad at this
point cuts into the side Of a hill and
crosses the river over an iron bridge.
The bridge vas approached at a fast
rate OF speed and the engine, mail,
baggage and express cars were on the
structure. From reasons not yet as.
%certained the trucks of the second
class coach jumped the track. The
coach struck the bridge abutment and
was split In two as clean as though
with a huge cleaver.
The momentum Of the train carried
the half Of the second class coach, the
colonist car, first class car and dining
car down the bank and into the river
The Pullman fell over on its side near
the tracks.
Caught like rats in a trap every pas
senger on the half of the second class
coach, colonist car and first class
coach was drowned and only the mos,
heroic efforts saved eight persons from
the diner.
With such force we're the car.
hurled down the bank that they cut
wide swath in the twelve-inch thick
ness OF ice which covered the river
Even if any persons succeeded IL
breaking through a window they were
almost surely trapped under the ice
and never had a chance for theil
lives. This is true of half of the sec
ond class car, the c~Olonist car and
the first class car, from which only
two are known to have escaped.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-01-27
FIFTEEN MEET DEATH
Victims Of Explosion Are Ter
TibIy MangIed

Fishkill Landing, n. Y, Jan. o.
Fifteen men, three of them Americans,
were killed by a premature explosion
of nitroglycerin in a tunnel which is to
form part of the great a~queduct which
will carry water from the Ashoksn
dam in the Cstskills TO New York city.
Five were terribly mutilated. but were
SO near the mouth OF the tunnel that
they were rescued alive. The other
fifteen were found beneath a mass OF
rock and debris, literally hammered
by the force Of the explosion into q
bleeding mass or heads, limbs and
torsos.
The cause OF the explosion has not
been ascsrtsined, but It is believed
thai one of the workmen. carrying a
torch. tripped and fell. igniting a fuse
and setting or a series of charges Of
nitroglycerin.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-01-27
SAYS BANKS ARE IN COM BINE
Holding companyContro Many North.
western Institutions.

Madison, Wis. Jan. 25.-The state
commissioner of banking has discov.
cred a new kind Of trust-a combina-
ton Of banks in the small towns of
the Northwest. His annual report just
given out asks for legislation to pre-,
vent such a combination. The report
shows that there Is a Minneapolis hold.
ing company which holds the majority
Of the stock Of forty banks in the
small cities Of Wisconsin, Iowa, Min,
nesota and the Dakotas and that other
similar holding companies are being
formed.
The commissioner believes that there
is a serious danger for the general
public in these banking trusts. Hold,
ing companies, he says, cannot pay
close attention to the individual banks
and the risk through d~efalcation of
subordinate officials, not directly inter,
ested in the concerns, he thinks, is
greater than heretofore.