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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
LOCAL BRIEFS

A play Ia the sereian language
VIII hs presented Sunday az the
Maccaheea temple By the aefNian-
Slovenian club uuAcf the title ~
The War Al kaaaoNo rield the
play deals with the Intrigue nf the
courts q CxnF i.anafs and the
Turkish sultan IN the Soryian
Turkish var of 1888
Rev str John Marvin D~an and
Mra pean we're given reception
lRst nlsht at the Tabsfuacle baptist
church. corner 18Th aV and y liar.
fisou At. ~ members Of the ean-
xrssstion Mr Dean leaves the city
Tuesday 70 iahs up TIRE woFk ~ his
new church r. San tosc.
Rt Rev Edward oD~a. bishop
u Seattle. has hrsn suffering from
An attaak % rheumatism Tor the
past week he has been n the
FFoyidenes hospital for several daya
bat expects 20 BE- veil enough 20
leave during next week
The First Presbyterian church
yesterday soid iis property al sixth
Az and Seneca e 10 Nils "A Peter
son Tor SIS. 9As MI Peterson pro
roses % erect modern family ha-
tci upon the site
The dramatic reafings given At
TIRE Sunday evening services ~ the
First Christian church ~ Rev
Joseph g. Darwin arx attracting
much attention Tomorrow nseht
the snsiecf wii b. The Tragedy q
Job
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
lO-YEAR OLD BOY IN BANKRUPTCY;
is FINED SIS; ASSETS rs CENTS

court awarded s75 and costs
bringing the total TO ta5 80
Bronialaw could not pay the
money and he was locked up In
jail His attorney Immediately 10.
cured bic release through the
operation Of the bankruptcy Law.
The little folloss statement was
as follows:
Assets One pair 81 shoes, 40
cents. one suit. 30 cents. one pair
~ stockings. 5 cents. one cap 10
cents. total, 70 cents
Liabilities Judgment In Orange
district court, $3.50
n the matter - not adjusted e
Is thought II viii be necessary 70
carry II 20 the state supreme court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
AVsi CURTAIL THE
j., R. G. S. SERVICE

hssss g Traffic on Fourth as
tsns,.s Y ne Seattle Rentou q
y "a. a 'ailNay win BE- aiseoniln.
49, ne city IL Installing a
~ Fourth sy and Yesler
!. s. ~. = King u and Fourth
ssly established va ~
~ ~ - 49,. night The big steel
N !, 80 +. slihdrapn from ssrylcs
az -, ,asl operated between Pine
q ~ =. ~ was also taken
u w. 4. rs cars we're routed over
ss...sasion g llne ara NJ
hlSlss s'Fat vas again called MO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
THERE IS HOPE
Two Honest Representatives of the Common Peo-
pie Are in Washington TO See and Hear and
Do Everybody

Some Africa FOR adventure the truly intrepid go to
Washington That's where things happen happen
even WHOM congress ia Ia session.
Athoush warmed ~ this Frod Condo have
torn themselves loose from nud gone o Wash
nson They have there gyapple n nay fully hut
none the less earnestly To carry spirit st adventure
,hel are naNng their visit unexpectedly No Washing
ioh has been notified; no one Not the PRECEDENT
What VIII be- the Impressions made hv Washington ana ia
institutions ana ita Inhabitants of Con
Do who sees THINGS through the Mr.
sygaok from Marsf What will be the effect upon intel
p that 81 Sehacfer who express himself through
The crippled language Of Adolf charlotte russo
vocabulary Of the Third Readerr What will Il be-
They going 20 give their
um ~ aud pencil They Washington IN no mar
spirit They tourists fhay are not
even muckrakers They looking anything strkes
them a. nny aud The harder strikes hom ,hc they
welcome a.
Listen for the ,hudi 1t will The star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
MAN DOG LEAVES HOME;
HOME WAS THE Y. w. c. A.

water And then. there IL BITS naval
name
Have you seen my d0sf she
asked MANY. many times a. she
tramped around the docks She
told pRtFolman Waitrip about The
missing Commodore. and he said
hs thought be had seen the pet
IN the possession ~ an express
man. Ne is going sto Interview
the expreasman Hut when he
heard Mrs Clough had passed word
OF the 90 reward all around. he
asid Madam I thins that these
men will bring 20 many stray dogH
around the r. W. G. A that yea
will have to move out u y0u don
find Commodore. youll probably
have your pick 81 some daHdiea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Perhaps u wAs because BE-
thought II improper Tor man dos
20 live AZ the Y " G A.
Or perhaps Il vas because he
thought a dos named Commodore
should b. on. o. near the sea
But anyway. Mfu l.. Cloughs
near Scotch collie disappeared. and
she spent al the morning on the
waterfront searching for fhe ami
NAL and Offering every l0unEer she
mot SO reward for 10 return
Airs ClonKh II stopping a. the
r. VI g A. and - merely a visitor
Ia Seattle SO u Commodore She
thinks he ran RUay 10 the docks.
becauae b. has alwaYs liked the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
BAGLEY---HE'S
GOOD AT FIGGERS

Seattle haa one good figgoror, NJ
least, working for the city. This IL
G y Bailey. secretary OF the de
partmtnl OF public works
The Star ran a little story tho
other day about The Puzzled
Clerk Il told about man who
had worked out Ions division prob
lem. then hlotted u. - that be could
only make out a few figures The
Star asked iss arithmetic sharks 10
see II they could work out the misc
ing fIgurca
And Bsgley ava Il. The answer.
correct. and neatly penclled. reach
cd The Star office this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

NEW YORK. Feb N r. Bronis-
law Niammnnszek Of NeH York. 10
years d age. 81 AZ liberty today. AZ
ter spending three hours In the
Newark jan as the Youngoat debtor
prisoner aud bankrupt ever incar-
csFated
While playing 10 the street sew
eral weeks ago. BronialaW was
teaaed ~ d crowd 81 larger boys
When Edmund Wllmanskl, 10
years Of age. fhreN biz bat away,
BronislaV picked up a misslie aud
hurled 30 o. bis tofmentors
Wiimanski was badly cut, and
his father had Hronialaw arrested.
filing sult for $500 damages The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
TIMBER FALLS OFF
CAR; TWO KILLED

AUBURN Cal. Fsb iz Two
men are dead and third prob
ably fatally burt a. the result of A
peculiar wreck between Clipper
GAG and Colfax The dead are II
jones and Charles Stull
The men we're doinK conatrue
tiou work on the road near = tan.
mel late yesterday A. a freight
train swunG past them. the lumber
on a flat car was dlaiotgrd and
they wsre buried beneath an avail
Anehs Of timbers
Jones vas Killed Instantly. while
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
''v ~ RESTING
Al GRAND CANYON

nbge5 talira Press
MID 49,, AM FEB IT, VI
sissi ss.ss Y, = IN Arizona TODAY
iias f ~ i ne trying experience
~ W n aivolee trial Il New
n a. ~ "a ! Party Of friends be
Insde ofana Canyon of he
arrived s-salhg " The Oar
.silhtsrn p ~ recently over a.
g tactic 10 The priy sis
\ s'lsA W Nv he same ca
: y Our s s.sa y President Tar,
''asa A'and The country iaat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Stull died shortly after being
erough, 70 a local hospital Mike
Fleming may de from the injuries
he received Halt a dozen other
men were seriously hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

on ard after April az aogs rot
Carrying license tags Tor 1910 VIII be
impountsd The now licenses ara
nov reads for distFibutlou IN the 0f.
ficss n he city comptroller and city
treasurer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

lenoranee 81 TIRE is~ prohibiting
remarriags withiu siE months Of =
decree ~ divorce cost William G.
Black a Zine % tleo YestsFdas In
the superior court BLACK rcmAf
rled tWanfy eight days after a a.
torca and Judge Gillian yesterday
asnraaed the punishment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
LIEUT.. SHACkLETON
TO VISIT ALASKA

LONDON. Feb i2.--Lisui y n
shacklegon. holder Of the 'Farthest
Honth record. will aall Tor the
United States March ~. and after
a lecture tour. will make an extend
cd hunting trip IA S0rihern Alaska
VANCOUVER. wn Judge "a l.
raples. q pioneer resident fof seven
sessions a member ~ the territorial
legislature. iw dead aged ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
The Oriental Pool Rooms
45-pool Tablets
Gofn Tahk.egB

Bar. restaurant cigar stand and
seven chair harber shop. largest
place OF the kind In the world. $40
cash given away daily l4lSlbi7
Third Rv between Pike and Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

GUANTANAMO Cuba - ifhan
and T. W nrwnnsF tao summer q
mates. aers seriously infurst ~ an
explosion on the e = battlsship
virginia while hiring = salute or
herr yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
MISSED
SOUTH POLE
70 DEGREES

LONDON. Feb " Although Or.
Jean NJ Chareot failed Ia his az
tempt to reach the South Pole dia.
patches here today from the "a.
plofor declare that the party made
valuable scientific discoveries. aud
that the expedition was altogether
fatlsfaetory"
According to the dispatches. the
explorers got as far az latitude 30
degrees south and longitude l20 de
ereea woat
Thla placed the expedition woll
within the Antarctic circle but
distance % ten degrees 10 the north
~ the position reached hy Lieut.
Scott in 1902 Sickness and disease
ratagcd the French expedition
Twenty men, who composed the
party, We're sick during The greater
part ~ the winter al Petafmau'n
leland. nearly all OF them suffering
from tcuryy u was feared for q
linie tnat they would have 60 give
ap thu'r expedition on account 81
sickness, but chafcot finally com
pletfd he French map aa far az
fAAfAAtWA l#ihNNf MWfNNAAhN new
stretch of lAnd 100 miles long
Dr Jean Is. ChHrcot r. rich
French scientist Hc has been n
the Antarctic Tor a year aud a bali
hte expedition having been equipped
wlih everything money could buy
The ahlp Was the most perfectly NJ
pointed Of any ever uscd for a stint
lar purpose he had motor sleda ~
bis osn invention 70 carry his sup
plea
The search fcf the South Pole Il
unlike the expeditions Ia the Arctic
regions. a. there are no EaqulmAux
for Euideg and no dogs Tor alnds o.
food The Antarctic il tho greatest
portion OF tbs globes surface that
Il practically unknown.
NEW YORK. Fob. ~ Com
mRnder Robert E peary. North
Pole. Drooklyn. a. ~ Hearty con
CALCULATIONS.
tsisnedl CHARIOT.
This message FROM the French
scientist who failed IA hts endsnvor
70 reach the South Pole. waR 70
reivei today ~ Secretary Bridge
man % the Peafy Arctic club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

the charge made b. the combine
EDWIN . nuOwN ia Ftrst Az
Union ulock Between Columbia and
Cherry ats
npen evenings Until p ana AuHdnYf
unt3i q f0y neruia Who work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
BULLETINS

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lAsEsf senfAns 81 thH tA'tAlt +,
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q ; nnniak Asei@ = - aaatS
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- siiiia1r nsrs ~ isft t'oaf
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-
f1EELAAp o. A. 2 result ~
20 lnsAas e eqt &hnAstr@ "t We
sr7an Z ''sfi ~ BARS ttai lHAti-
~. =. ~ y ~ ~ 'ns'As t'e - lni,ce
49, @iiA. Ten - ixhinx IN
- nan p the.lxhi 60
4t@ y tseckhafd to-day
go. ss e nAa aiacfes' carleton
- r. q % n@si friends O.
- s*iaNes 4 pronirFht uau.
-. 20 ~ ssiendaais ard sn-
- = AfskhArd hpne
go.
nsLlA WAi.LA That John u
m q. - y ne late senator
-. 80. = both Insane ard dam
'7'l1 ise verdict 81 a iary
| sAfp-Ihf eighth aahls srsafa
- is,i,'faiion y TIE Anglo
y. 49, s,nAssf VII b celebrated
ne BRUSH auhasse
E...s. ~ pfsmier and leading
49, knliafies Nill BE- enter
- = banquet b Minister
s....
80 $50 - Chief o. Police "
s Z aneer arrest here to-
eaarss of mansausnter
- death 81 James n ore
:. - 80. Nntn resisting arrest
s.aaad b q Bullet from a ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
TRAINS IN A
COLLISION Z
NILES At SEA

- nv lnttr1 49,
mi gr,ry CAL Feb ls a
i u Ehes ssrso6s we're Injured some
| I'LL ~ = Berkeley train on
Ill w. ses,e plel. about tive
~ Ne shore, telescopcd
MSland train whlea u"'
L. IL signals early to-day
ss ~ enyeloped the pier,
'sda s'erman q the Berkcley
Mat u y. ebserve the danger iu
= q s.,aee ne momentum %
4 ~ a. uAleh was 'fa'slu'S "0'
.l.sal 4 rapid rate
.atsR ssrve 81 the collision Smash
III s~eAlng car 81 tie oaklaha
IT 80 vas II he Feaf ehd
~ - ssr of the oncomlng
- harled on top OF a.
90 - mere seriously injured
W. ~ oakland smoker a
With. = womeu 10 the next car
y - ..s.ssl IN the freai eat % NE
train were severely
- . ana sllshtly injured
80 80 s.,ss ser 10 the smokef we're
4 ". 80 ana mangled Several
wsA -. .eansflous wheu they we're
- III q the wreck
INA Il. i. 80 4, the poirt eh~re ne
- aeeaTred y iuat esee
go a. tvc tracks. and CONSISTS .s'l
go alsA ties laia ssFoss thein'
urssX salax No soila platform OK
twirl. ssrs narrow pasAaEswsy
'slur hsslewgne persons, all ot
eAna = reslssnts az Oakland aud
!, y = - es less seriously injured.
4 ~ az 10 the Merritt hospital,
4 a. s.s'sns Asa Bennett John =.
Aanrs a Thars,on. James Levy.
rssssmmens Y0seph " Oi'
un ApElesca. HARRY chap
- rlxAssl haines Roberts
= ssssinmens was tAe conductor
N Les 0skaad train.
an FRANCISCO. Feb. y y
go ! salesman. wh0 wae IN
~. ~ j sAe collision on tie iietAs.
~ a ths Key Route trans-oay
4. .s.s ,esay. 4 near death At 'se
Isin.s ~ EasFTefeY hospital here
ths man brought 10 thss eisf on TIE
~ hat ieft TIE pier
O. s.rzs Tsnxky. . cabinet mascr,
sssa So j as s2ad 81. oakland
- y Es1sfe Kinf q ia4S Afl'ae
a. MAID, wsse also broakh' here
~. a 81 sreatncn, ~ the haftor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

The first ossentla, - correct lenses,
which my method Of examination In
aursa. Glasses complete. guaranteed
one year, t250. Myers Optical Co,
Hecond floor iili Second, over
Raven Drug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
War to- the Teeth

The Dental Com hiuN
Iaaas tive faliara sou
save a dollar ard !
make a d9ilaf when 7
40 Yauf Dental Nerh
Combine Dentists
Hfhfra 10 10 charge ffHh
rfiesa without = guar
aufea NJ ethios BE- 60
aaarentaa Dental worh
e. prices people nRn pay
i auut com pete with
cheap psniitts hnt 40
lhs bssi Norn fof half
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

, seAFA "a Chief o. Police "
nas 4 unter arrest here to-
4 caarss ~ manxiaushfsr
y T. - death ~ james n orN
- wae Nhsn resisting arrest
y sslalnd b. a Bullet from a ~.
- z iss hands u ne officer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

80 FORK Judge Haazh 90.
49,. sIs.lh'sa W4las.i caichinsa
49,. ias ~ Central Foundry
iasg u a. WAL Al
y II 'slslFal Founfry COMPANY a.
.'.iH - corporation II ~ al.
- = = insoiyent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

rxlfsaHAu. Wasn -sstft That
ar,zsa - rsaat ~ fhe = X Wo9l
tsessf semfAny 10 tha extent ~
4 d sesFfsd ragly to-day only
= wssA wtaH n ihe wH u gone
mhh sslinmtss thai az plant
~ nnslas azNl4 y - DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

feAfp-The eighth auhll srsafy
. - fsiiffasion ~ ne Anglo.
.sssss siaanrs vii b. eslshfatsa
lanlkA The Brush autasaa
- ~ premler anil leading
sgaaess t'Eritaries @ill 81 enter
= banquet b Minlsfsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

=. s<ssAs CITY 40 The grand
49,. - q inessuRate me IN
gfa n surrounding TIRE death
X. /. eaeiaaA u sw1ne vas achaa
-. @.i a iao thls afsernooo
~ inyeslisaf,on vtif ol
sssk Or 10 dsyr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

kkLlA NAf.l.A. That John 81
- n san " me ate senator
= AAsn . both insane ard dan
'''sa : iss verdict of a iury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

,...s : Central news die
e. 'aeAy nay ne rallln4 vessels
- asd Martha haze boon
.sef ne island ~ Maiarca
- AsiliefraneaE pfeaumabiv
pisee where ere rrrnrf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-03
! LABOR WlR
s:ln IN chIClcO
lass
s>ss - 4sg Sat gsN sfA Ne
suu TODAY w tbs
s. w. my !,


wsHa So ssmssn ~ 4 awd
~ eAss@H " GstNA ssamas
afHs afnAmAissn ~ il
t&h - 'lsssaewa fales ~ !
eHs 4ss H.a shssv Afa ssa
ssHass=es ssfsss afrisss shtsA
isssN rsassHsAR ssgse eNsfs 9N
sb esM7Mss ahHt aM@A an I
esi H4ShaAAk8e ia Theses aass
tiV Hfs #gX wflli VI fsBK ~
aate ts aNls earthquakes ahes Ii
w. sRfhi movements NarAis haif
su aHa s4ts rare
Tbs IA NneH8asa evidence II
fe8 fhat scientists eiasf.
pnsHfs as w8shenl HE eaffhaa.
htit les hundred miles ha,.
Nasf H Central America isss g.
HbH E shaAen ana often eshsuR
n@tgnf Ia she southeast laes III
America aeii eiihtA another az
yuIe Panama sSissorN shows
earthquakes ~ Hns size Cor d.
Nf teeaase
The ssssMeeeaphs Installed By
government "a record earth khos
hatf made Some peculiar feearss
I0f Instance ihs record Ut the b
earthquake ~ Costa hiea . ~
yeara aeu WAS smaller. ~ less IL
ration and Indicated feeblnr impulse
than the Selemogfaph records
Washington Of he same shock
" ~ meil-kno~n fact that eoi
crete lesisis earthquake shoei
more successfully than any oths
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-03
BY a Special Correspondent

We all have a way OF saying they
say" this or that OF some person or
some thing and accepting IL our
selves as authentic when someone
says they say to us.
But If we stopped to inquire into
the exact source of the information
either we would be unable to trace ii
back TO anyone other than elusive In
dividuals They Say" or we will find
back Of it the unkind gossip OF some
enemy.
! And Just because they say fails
TO pui the blame Of falsehood on
any one persons shoulders IT really
Is the most dangerous OF statements
and one of the hardest to retute.
SO let us beware Of believing they
say stories. Let us treat lightly all
gossip introduced by the words "theg
say" Or II this gossip makes us sns-
picious of its object--and 1t is natur-
al and human that 1t should at
times let us suspend judgment I'M
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-03
WANTED ~ OKLAHOMA,
riff t.ocs az tustia 4. Arrest
Woa,sa ga tovwcsy. lharge.

y sss.sA 4sir. should he hanae !
SATURDAY. before publication
FAY eaeh week copy for HALE
zoe advertise should reach
t4as offiee not later than MONDAY 4
copy for smaller advert lsem.nts
should reach this office not later
than TUESDAY morning. II il 10 the
interest OF the merchant ia observe
these rules and by so doing he prin
ter can give you a much heater and
more attractive "a than he otherwise
could possibly do when working IN
rush
II ENTERPRISE PUB. co.
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auf ,haius through csasons
nc ,slles
Al the present time IL is preaiets9
4, esnsl elfiessls that the canal vii
!. Completed bY December, 1913
mo does not mean that il vii be
vssny in ia. by thu, time II viii
.ssirs faing sas son eight 90 nine
mpr,hs 10 store up water so fill The
shlh md IN addition, Col Gcu. W
Go.thsls chief engineer, d.aifss
h. the force OF men who will op-r-
Hs ne locks and handle the vessels
p.s,lns through The canal shall have
sy.f months in which 10 become
npertly proficient in thei- work.
ne canal will be ready for CONNER
d.l business by January, 1915 the
esle sci year or more ago.
The Parma canal is OF the so
slls4 lock type. with six locks 10
q oh -
Atlantic 10 Pacific liner will enter
ehanrel with . bottom width OF 500
ittt, 81 Peri Limon, around Colon Il
VII steam seven miles through the
liycr-l'ke canal. 10 Gstum. Here il
viii enter series of three locks and
h lifted SIS feet to the level of Cat
I'm lake, IA viii sail at full ocean
iae.d over marked channel of from
leee 10 s00 feet in width in this ar
lhieslly constructed body Of water
ior about "A miles to Bias Obispo.
Here il win enter the Culcbra cut.
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me channel will have a bottom width
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