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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

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Hats trimmed aYsd. eisased ard -
Aitsratiau Dept Saw ana oid garments
ISL Arcate
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wages 20 rsspse table middle aged Nanah
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LABOR UNION nANNEHs
labor daY banners Cor al unions, from
so % s1HH made In Seattle. complete
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star.
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% good moral character. With Views 90
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frassns ai hons. hast 1lsl
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f.nat-aoug dark brown Jersey Gov, 2
years Ola. good condition. short rop"
round naek nawarf far Informal ton
s7ts igth az 3 south PARK
rsst MONDAY night At f9ia theatre.
a gold handle umbrella. MafNed f9r
Frlsk Hauard| Phone Aerih ~. it'
West 10th e. ---
f,ost-faay-s hat. ~ hand box between
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1871 Reward. "
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WANTED bright young women.
b@twesn ages ~ and "a years. % learn
fefsph8ns operating. We MANI ain
seheoi n our East offcs 1850 nth
av which IL ~ charge u woman
prfncipal Applicants who quality are
paid ~ rate $40 per month while
aaafrned 10 an offic1. Applicants must
come well recommended o. Do able %
Furnish amtiafHctqfV references hefors
npnficaff9u will be c0naidered ABBY
~ school principal a. above addfeHg
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
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r'hres .roam tata 81 Is fit Alsa siefe.
WaHit rafntsh Fhsns Ballard Fse
Rates b. THIS calunn are i cert werd
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Good cook fsr family % four; second
riri kept A pplY als Borlstgu Az. on
frHf hii Take Madison ~ car
kodak Developing. zoe roil any size
anfe sularsemsnta. zoe Jacobs fhe'o
SHOE second floor P-L Bag
peilabie woman wanted for second
Tark Experienced. Uith good refer
eneen East f1so 1892 tIth Az
Young riri ~ assist ia light house
keeping 1905 heyiston.
Flfat class hnna ir0ner wanted, good
pay East g04 Cedar 1915
RfTUATtOH3 WANT ED-F e NAL
N~~~~~N-Nyo-~-~~s~ N-~-~-eN~NeN~N-N~N~r~<~>
Woman wants plain sewing tsmpl-
fus 9r family Ironing. aWrcpiuR, gic.
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,InEiianlsnrn ROOMS.

N~e~~~~-~s~s~e~~@sS~- eee~ee~-ssss,se~',f,s
Iauf rooms anfafu ssbHf hrcaas fro
Labor Temple tta prF month CAL lt'
FiEth az
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FARMS ANp AcnuAaU-fcontl

FARMS AND ACREAGE Contl
efs@~~eeoseesersNe ssNeseN~~seos@s~~
$500 ACRE nnfTtHu GOLF hiA
LANDS
Located nn both river hHd o. q tfnns
pnrtHtlan fine climate fine nun aud
wheat land 81 90 acre fnHh. hhiana e
years g prf cent Talk with prupiH
thar knuN che country 1hiH ia no
NNMEHIHAH PROPAGATION ~ direct
~ NGWANE 90 go Win re- YOU
PLEASE FpuHEFT LAND coM
FANr. iol second Houth. hnpm a9f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

New g.roam modern r1ffase. best u
slash nfHln finish. tinted wallis
Hhaaer. iiFhta Fas, banoHHat nice iut
Sound ana muHHfafH tIHw. n9rfh ~
woodland park only 81 soc. 400
each. halanrr fiB per month. f1u VIII
have % hurry Take rhtnney aF ear
30 asth at Zee T. EFrft a go.
Phones North 10 IND white zfg Eve
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EVERYONE A BARGAIN IN
ACREAGE.

EVERYONE a BARGAIN IN
ACREAGE.
Z acres. fine View, good soil. with
running water. $4,000 Terms.
5000 cash. $40 per month Will
sell part Of this II desired.
1910 acres. good soil and excel.
lent view 81 lake an. mountains.
5000 Terms. 800 cash. $40 per
month.
acres. good soil. close TO wharf,
$3.50, Terms. SIS cash. balance
81 per month.
All on Lake Washington and but
30 minutes ride from Second az.
This property VIII double In
value ia "a very short time.
SEE l.. WILLIAMS.
sos NEW YORK BLOCK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
THE SEATTLE STAR

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TO NAH. sUnscRgBxRs--rhs eats
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30 acres. few hundred feet from
X A. STALLION; I acres cleared
house fruit. chickens. tools. one
hours ride from Seattle. fine
soil owner must sell VIII take
$3.50. 81 800 cash Chance for
some ono TO set good ranch
cheap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

WHITE RIVER VALLEY bottom land
IN i0-acre tracts only 400 per acre, on
II. {. BosTIcK q CO. 400 .Aarr pidE
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HtsAra hesL Hsw. ffss baths aus
Fai bells stassts EtHnssE rates ffaf1
hot ana coia ssssF tsfe - 81 seek
IN ever Eo0rn Naihina distsBca
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fiat latest style balconies. sound vtew
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near ear
Fon HRNr
frnen house ttth and jackson tzs.
NHfFFtFN CO. Alaska Wt.nu
Maia losf iud 1fta
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Moo yard ttt Hafenth n NsnKa TO-
sale
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seven room house. ssot Denny Way
Etaht room hauso. 1850 aBth av Faa
Five foem mudorn cottage ltip asth
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DIR. E0IL.r

osT EofAAhlC PHYSICIAN, OPTIC
IAN. ELEcTHtCfTY N-rAy. light cure.
tttrsiien BEST EQUIPPED OFFICES
~ SEATTLE Eyes treated. glasses fit-
I'D Treatments 81 So tg7 pscnis's
Bank nieg Ind ard PIKE
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G J. G. PRIOR.
G51 New York Bldg

557 New York Bldg
CMntuY OWcNAuus
Five ceres ~ good fich frtai iand. sifu-
afs au good CauufY f1ad Good sandy
ioam coll aud easily CLEARED. luht the
t'arr faf thf planting ~ nice cherry
Hra peHr orchard Terms 80 cash.
balance fH per muufh.
pLE HANSON a co..
Thifd FLOOR Nea tHrh haeh
WHY pas aie al acre faF Hritiah coium-
ta land We fau cell fea chalea
farming tsrf nearly aIi open ready
FOR uisw. Hf t1ft un very easy terms
faN 900 ald ae9 Mutual Life hliE
Seattle
81 acres "a best fisef bottom lsnd {
wlifs from q efsft| Tor sale VIII cell
cheap fpr Canh nr part duap. rest or
fimu c+8a star
800
90 acres chicken raneh- located near
s.ffefaatr Terms fra cash. balance
$50 unF month This &C. Hpianaid iat
cation faF tha raising 81 poultry Naii
e. tf adapted 90 small ffatfH aaa
berries ASA adjoining farmers are aeiuE
sell Come ln az once
Nt.E HANSON 3 CO.
Fhira Fiaaf &sw Hafk block
WV AcnEa EXCELLENT FRufr
LAND easily cleared fins iprailty, Gloss
60 Seattle market snap ~ tte an acre.
also eeHf tsrina Herbert LppsE apt
f.aaff ilaE
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nNgNfn1OtAssc

Members National, state and County
Ae4nrfafEaa2
81 hEIES 2 TlIEE6-- NJ )6Sss1SSSr>SS
building itok Second aY Graduats
klrhssiiia. taNzs recent post -Krsduats
Los Angeles. Phenss--Main $50. resI-
drrre East agaT
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

err AND COUNTY LOANS
on Improved or vacant property at and
per cent. any amount from $50 20 stae.
for a leng or -Eort time. and easy pay
mcntsg 90 delay. EtWtevnnt q Co, sol
Boston BlocE sscord and Columbia
800. $500 aud 5000 10 loan no delay.
MERRITT REALTY CO.
1890 First Az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-12
RICH FINDS OF THE
"MOTHER" OF RADlUM

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch.l
London. June 1.-THE Evening
News declares that a London engineer
has discovered the richest deposits yet
known Of uranium, the mother" Of
radium.
These deposits are now in British
hands.
The engineer In question is Harry
March, G. o., NJ. I. NJ. f., who. after
three years pioneer work located
uranium deposits within narrow
area in the mountainous district of
Guarda, Portugal.
The extent of the uranium area Is
STRIP. of country approximately q
mile wido and mile and 4 half in
length.
The rock formation in which the
precious element lis embedded is SUM-
GENTLY near the surface to be mined
without difficulty.
Hi tnerto radiurn has been extracted
by tedious and costly process from
pitch bleade found at JUactlimsthal, in
Austria. The market price at present
is $4,000 per gramme G5.4S2 grains).
and the Austrian government has only
gramne Of radtum In its possession.
II is claimed for the newly discover
ed uranium deposits in Portugal that
they are capable OF turning out about
LOCO tons Of ore monthly, and that
the mineral becomes richer as the
depth of tho shafts increases.
Uranium mas indeed, been found at
a depth of 200 feet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-12
.EDW ARDS CHEF
LOSES HIS JOB.
Queen Mary Will Have No
Foreigners About Her
Palaces.
EVERYTHING ENGLISH
Her FOOD Must Be Cooked and
Served in English
Fashion.
EVERYTHING ENGLIst
BY cnARLEs p. NoRcnoss.

Especial laple 10 Inc TlreS-liSpatcn.l
London. June 1l.-One Of the first
changes occurring at Buckingham Pal
ace under the new regime is the dis
charge of King Edwards French chef,
who will shortly leave for France.
This move Is due to the iYAence of
Queen Mary. who has adopted tho
motto: mo Foreigners Need Apply"
She intends to fill all posts at the pal
ace with Englishmen, and Will have
English food served English fashion
at all meals.
King George is now searching for a
suitable country residence close to
London. but his decision will prob
ably be postponed until after his cor
onation. King Edward in private
will left sandringham to Queen Alex
andra. and on her death this beautiful
Norfolk estate reverts to King George,
who, meanwhile needs n country resi-
dence large enough for his changed
conditions. He and Queen Mary are
fondest of Frogmore and Windsor
Park. but as the sovereign could not
live anywhere in that neighborhood
except at Windsor Castle, Frogmore
will be lent to the Queens brother.
Prince Alexander OF Teck.
There remains Barton Manor, York
Cottage and Balmoral Barton Manor
Is rather royal whlte elephant. III
is charming place in the Isle of
Wight. but too small and inaccessible
to be used for the royal children. York
Cottage, which is near Sandringham,
will be set aside for Prince Edward
when he attains his majority.
The Queen. like Alexandra, d!siikes
Balmoral. but the King and his sons
are fond of the excellent shooting and
fishing there. and the place Will be
used for a few weeks in the fall.
King George sensitive About Money.
Following the example of King
Edward. King George is extremely
sensitive about parliamentary discus
sions oyer the amount of money to he
voted to the members of the royal
family. The other day he told an old
naval friend that rather than hear
any wrangle in the House of Commons
over the question of a country resi-
dence he would rather not have ono
It is considered certain that there will
be fierce speaking by the Socialist
members over the questions of the
royal grants, and those knowing the
King credit him with the intention
OF hiring a country residence out o.
his private means.
Queen yictoria's private fortune
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-12
greater than that OF any President"
The brussels I,xhIl,itinn

have visited the Brussels Inter-
national Exhibition. At o'clock all
the exhibits close, when Coney Island
begins. The reproduction OF old Brus-
sells fsi the best of its kind. Tho ilIumi-
nations were very beautiful. The
Belgian buildings have monopolized
the best sites, fail to discover the
British building. America Is repre-
sentcd chiefly In the Coney Island sec
ton OF wiggle wagglers, dizzy dazzles,
switchback and so forth.
The only South American republic
represented Is Brazil whose magnih-
cent building Is now approaching COM
pletion. 1t Is a splendid advertisement
OF the enterprise and aspirations of
the Rio Janelro statesmen.
Americans visiting Brussels will do
we'll to expect extortion, for verify
they will not be disappointed.
am about to start for Ohcram-
mergau to witness tho Passion Play
for the third time. The crowds are
said to be greater than ever, and the
pious villagers uncorrupted by their
popularity. 1t is like modern YER
sion of the Burning Bush.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-12
HIS SELF-ESTEEM
RUDELY J0L Ted.
Author Of Checkers Loses His
"Ten" at Three-card
Monte.
rsnectal cable 10 The Times-pispatch. i

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch.l
London, June 11.-Henry Blossom,
the author of the play "Checkers.'
who is now in England collaborating
with Leslie Stuart in dramatiZing
George AIDES "Slim Princess" has just
received severe Jolt through his self
esteem as man of the world. jour
neying from Brighton he watched with
considerable amusement a crowd of
sharpers doing the three card monte
game
1t didn't strike him until afterwards
that they were all in collision, He
apparently paid no attention to the
game, but seemed intent on writing a
lyric for his new production. Never
theless he kept close eye on the pro-
ceedings. AS Blossom describes the
incident he saw one group bet and
win again and again. lie observed that
favorite stunt was turning up one
corner of card slightly.
explain he became involved in dis
cussion about picking out the queen.
and finally thinking himself fully
posted, he said:
"I'll bet two pounds
He was taken. Blossom mournfully
explaining to throng of joking
friends. said.
IT thought they would surely let me
win the first bet and trust to tapping
me heavily afterwards That's the
usual procedure, SO ! considered that
with an extra $40 already in my
pocket, / would teach those sharp
ers in the future not to get fresh with
innocent Americans But the dealer
did me right he must have read my
mind, for lost my $40. Disguised? I'm
the most disguised 'innocent abroad
who ever wandered from the village OF
Broadway. I'm mad enough to write
another lyric"
The exposure of his victimizatior
cost him countless rounds of drinks
and he has taken the most solemn oatt
never to buck three card monte again
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-12
P AU.L|NE CHASE
FUTURE DUCHESS
Rumor Says Famous Actress May
Wed Hon. Arthur
Wellesley.
Especial Cable to The Timos- Dispatch

Especial Cable to The T.mos- plspa.ch.I
London, June 11.--Pauline Chase. as
a possible future Duchess of yelling
ton. Is the matrimonial prospect that
LIS agitating exalted circles in English
society In fact, the present duke Is
greatly agitated that his second son,
the Hon. Arthur Wellesley. will suc-
coed In his expressed intention of
marrying no one but the beautiful
American girl. whose success as Peter
Pan extends over France and Eng
land
The duke and his entire family view
Arthurs infatuation in most serious
light. And the new King, who views
with utmost disfavor the whole col
Lection of actress peeresses may take
a hand in the situation and advise the
young man against pursuing his suit.
Meanwhile young Wellesley has
been assiduous in his attentions to
Miss Chase. To use a colloquialism,
he has sat on her doorstep in London
awaiting a kindly word and has
punctuated her recent tour in the Eng
lish provinces with surprise appear
ances.
This noble scion has inundated her
with presents, of the costliest nature.
and II is evident she has not viewed
his suit with entire disapproval. But
Miss Chase has by no means given the
dukes son any definite promise of her
hand and heart: in fact, her matrl-
monial intentions seem wrapped in
mystery. and that is annoying to the
gossips Of stagedom and society.
For an actress upon whom SO much
limelight shines, Miss Chase keeps her
private intentions entirely secret Cos
sips repeatedly say that IL she does
not become the Hon. Mrs Arthur We'll
lesley she will become the second wife
of j. NJ. Barrie, the famous novelist
dramatist But this latter rumor is
mainly due to the fact that Barrie is
her godfather, having offlciated with
Ellen Terry. who became her god
mother when recently Pauline was
baptized. Those acquainted with both
parties insist that Barries feelings to-
ward the beautiful actress are entirely
those of a father towards a daughter
and that marriage has never been con-
templated
The third side of her triangle of
reputed engagements brings in the
name of Nicholas Wood who for many
years has been Pauline's devoted ad-
mirer. Wood. in recent years. has un-
dergone severe financial setbacks, but
many believe that as soon as his af-
fairs are set right he will be the for
tunate man to lead her to the altar.
The Introduction of the Hon. Arthur
Wellesley is new factor that may
possibly put different complexion on
the matter. but such marriage Will
not occur with the consent of the
ducal family. 1t is an interesting note
that Wellesley's distressed father holds
nine titles and is grandee of Spain,
who is entitled to remain covered in
the presence of King Alfonso. He is
also an English duke. an Irish earl,
the Duke of Votterie. Marquis dc
Torres Vedras, Duque de Ciudad Rid
rige. Prince of Waterloo and Count
Eimiera. His town address is Appley
House. or No. London, as 1t is often
called
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-12
COLD GAVE TENOR A FINE
VOICE FOR HIS OLD ONE
Now Riccnrdo Martin Is Taking Great
Care That Another Attack Does
Not Reverse Things.
Lsnecial cable ID The TImes- Dlspat,

TSpecial Cable to The Iimes-Dispatch,l
London, March 11,-The press agent
is getting busy concerning
RIrcardo Martin. At any rate. the fol-
lowing interesting story is published
of the tenor.
Mr.. Ricardo Martin some years ago
a severe cold. While his 1ndis-
nosition lasted he lost his voice when
was not a remarkable one, but on MS
recovery he found new voice OF great
beauty. j.
he said, until one day my voice, when
always considered some"hat i1'leri ''
completely broke down. - -.
II consulted a celebrated throat doc
tor who examined my throat and made
Inc remark that / ought to do great
things In the operate world, as !
showed every sign of having eXcep"
tional vocal organs.
"He attended to me and sent me
home for two days, with Instructions
that I was not to use my voice unhl
/ returned
.tWlen I went to see him again ne
seSplained to me how to make the pest
use Of my voice, and proceeded TO play
a few notes on4the piano to accompany
me. 81 hoth
of MS. NV voice had completely
changed for the better, and the doetor !,
who has acted as medical adviser 70
nearly every famous operatlc slnSe, Z,
told me that my success was assured
Mr.. Martin takes great care not TO
,;ln any risks OF catching another coid'
for It possibly might have a reverse
effect.