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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

goa SALE = MISCELLANEOUS.
o - WILLIAM co.
SASH AND DOORS
Warshyusa ana store
NovEDn
70 fssa FIRST Az = Our prices ARE
the ioxsss because 81 D u Williams
system ~ manufacturing In large guam
w ne dirSs s' q ysa Al wH0LRsGLn
PRICES has made ~ the largest 10
The hortbNsst i.srge stock Prompt
shipment Send for cafai0Fur no s.
aad read descriptions az roli as prices.
s-crosr panel doors. Tor painting. g.
cross panel aoors. for siaininE, ti,se.
Mission style bunraiow doors. fi.se
front doors Ron designs 1855 70 tst9
cottage front 0tnfgNH, e. 50 10.
y inside door frames. Tse
y plain window francs 81 90
a-nghf windows. check raj. fse ID.
o. u WILLIAM CO.
Doth Phones seattle Wash
nood payirK stock theatre IN thriving
giving e other Interest," sass sss Afeads A.
Trade %. n saves money Mems
w ssmpls suits, si7so Traeis Room
+, Supplies ~ noung pielnre thss,r.s.s
1913 FIRST az
Mes aud second hard store fixtures
bought and sold % Bell 81 Phone LAD
go ssnpls suits 1870 Tlseis. Rooms
sgL 90 = Third Traders Bidg
For haie - EKehauEe f5ernesd
Dog sidney 1879 81 Boz ass georestgMn.
Nov pianos fef rent renf appiia1 On
gstes1as. Asyer-Toner. 80 Union =
LIVESTOCK
Henry bufhs transfer business aiil -
sold af public auction. 40 head ~ work
horses matched team 81 dappiH graya.
s-yesr-oids weight 1909. one BAY team,
f0a. one buckskfn team. $500 . iof ~
ether horeeh walKhts from 900 a. .1ggs
may york single o. double. harness.
Be soid % The higheHf bidder with B guaf-
enfee on wednesday. 2 p. N. sharp }24s
Wrist az y A ,. walker. ancti0urer.
seven mich c0sg f0r sale. Darhams.
Jrrseys Phones IND. ssaT. sunset.
Main $40 zpas sfh av y
- ~ HoLcOMB CO.. sale stabias
Hsavg alan. medium sired horses. guar
aniref w. western az Main 1879
Vine faur-ysaf-gla Jersey. just FRESH
heavy mixer. 10 y. 71rd ~ visV
station.
Firsf class Jersey r0ws frcsh fg8
weeke. great butter maker Green z9e.
fas s2nd. CORNER Aurora ~.
AUCTION SALES
=~-~~SSrse~~~e@N~~-~~~@~ r-~-c-~eec-c-c-~4N~-0s
a 2 K1fhschiid auefianesr ard agpYais-
sr al ygnr service Main 1857. i 1914
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
.~~~~~~~e~-~~~-~N~~~~ ~o-o~e-e~o-o-eoo-c-o-~-~
NORTHWEST TRUST a sAFE DE-
PuHlf Co, FIRST Az and Columbia IT.
fcoluaau Hgiidingi invites applications
for loans frpHa o. 8ee 10 5000 on im-
proved Seattle residence property IN
established aiAfrictE
giTY AND COUNTY LOANS
on Improved ~ vacant property - Z sra
Z per cent any am9ant from 80 70 1905.
foF a long OF short TINE. ard easy pay
~ euta no Ge8aF. sgsrfnNaut Co. 20i
Boston Block second and Columbia
Wanted 81 ESQ Tor three wears *
per reai g. zoe security on Beacon Hiu
property IND $500
CAaTTEL LOANS
'"S~,f7>Ss>c-N,~G 1'1rr,'sf-'lr-'->
on REAL ESTATE. FURNITURE. Pr
AMOS. LIVE STOCK Or Any GOOD
SECURITY EASY PAYMENT Plan.
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES MAIN
osckR y IEwsES & CO. nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

keaak asssiepinE. ipa Fssi aaY siss
snte sniar kewsnts fec JACOBS rhose
shea ssrsea noar r-f Bfax
rsun9 xlfi 10 assist with hsaass psk
lea Oak s2Rs small fafaiiy
SITUATIONS W@HTEo-FEMALE
--<~e-~e-e@~4@-~~-~~~~-
Danish efri wants pgaiiiaH 40 chamber
fnAid Iennpt sgetk kuEish teaEaAge
woman would wssn dlshss niKhts 10
reasaarant or cafeteria W.tss atar
HELP wANTEO-mALE.
e~~~-~-~4~-~~@~s@~~~ -~.~~~~~.~e@~~Na~.
wANEED-N sa asa woman 70 learn ths
WAGES PAID rot WHILE LIAM.
IN4 Diplomas Elvsn. Largest school,
NArt0NAf. BARBER COLLIDE
ss WAsHfNgTuN ST. eEkrrt.F
maYs % qaa want a gooa nayinx uagar
route Tor THE H9ramhrf have fs@
dawn hers on which yeg can make -
much=-or nearly as~aa " Yaa worked all
day And shen snrryinE a routs Fau can
have all Fouf farenHana 10 yourself Cali
ena -ss Parish. Circulation Dept. seattle
Star. 1871 Seventh av
wanted boy % wafk % butcher ah4p
Apply 81 LaksYiew grecery. as r.. cher.
~ 81
Hatee ia this raiaan are / cent q word
Ten werfs 70 cents When set close
$40 blue sHrwa sampiH suits. tiate
rfaeie. room Egf. fes y Third
wantsd--Firsi Ciass shsst metal work-
ere 1914 Post -.
second hand clothing bought ara snid
1871 Pthe = Main s1ts Ind y 1850
Ia prof Stevens Sew Method Teach
WIN ing Dancing guaranteed fu 4 nria
AkH~ Kafs lessons Days evenings Trial
H'lt aNays Tree Fourih ana Fine y
SITUATIONS WAATED--MRLE.
N~-~=0@~.~~~c~~=~@o-~~~-~ se~~-~=~-@4~~~~-0~~Nsc~
strong. experienced young man wishes
position Of shipping or assistant ianitar
East sass
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nELP wAnrEo-FEmALg

WkNTEp-~Esversi fsanT rernsa uith af
Witheat sxasefirnra. a. taiFqh9ns npef
Mfafa Apply fs8s fffh ~ ~ ttas
rhira av The Pacific IsIsphsas a
Telegraph Cempany
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
FUnl.lsrEp MOONS

e~>~~<s~~@~re~~~-~s-~N -~s~s~-~1~-~~~~s~4N4@s~
Tns Virginia raN bells eineets
t1f ElfHihsa 81 hnf snn Gaia a. -
asa ffaa5 Wssffaks 30 aTsrg fssan ffss
49, tea massefn FAR haths ana phnusa
nssha1 All s1gtidnE rates trUsa Il - -
fassuss ssssF thiHs % per wsvk Wask
nee. steam hsat ias distance
THE ANNEX ~1eat Rtghth ~ n@ar
Weatt4ee az Nsa etaAa f0rRtths4
steam Hfata - heAfsatfns ffrf asnA
nsfrs u ~ ~ Nn~h fse ref Hishf
oiNMrfc SSAHrMEATa zee Manage.
west faAseAeHn8nE fafhIshet sinafs
~ en- suite. 81 IL 49, tiasEsaE fssssssss
81 - 40 free hsfhs ftsss aed rhsaps
49, siasss iN snAstsnanfa Ia a8sW Gaf4
hssissn a. nssf rahiie NsFavi
ausaYe HOTEL foFasf so aaa naa
rsistlf Lee Hssdesn aatsias rrars I.
ris#sss cell hslts tslth phemss 9ME n
maTttA Retaa tsts usas 80 MeF
nrs~ sfFeef Ears
NesiY fafulshea fpsrn. saitshi~ fax
fNHt phenass baths aisa aiteeeu " 1@k
sifrd Mrs. Fsrasharsea. tFas Uar~a as
Ina ffts
Zoe =Ffer-Feafn ntaf~rb fafnishna
hn4se O. ataeflF saupiR ~ NiHnN sftlk
9rnNa rhsasNm Nnfv seaspnabia Fnn&
address, al. rsrs star
SirsiT faanithra rasfns ~ ~ fssr wess
sri - 10 Aaaissn -. Ciaiheurns
Niesiy faruishaa fparu 81 rs pei w~sml
nov Hrssnth az rear
Hates 10 this reisran Afs ! crnt = wesa
Ter wTres 10 r@nts whsn sss close
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

a refined widow ~ good oharao'
Ter. age a8 with small children, with ne
home and no means, wishes 20 cprfssplhl
-sffn "a reabrrfnDln gentleman u unaf
the same age. wh0 has 30 had hnhlts uui
will BE- a kind father 70 the little rather
less once ana kind and good huabAni
and who laR means 10 care fpr uH an
in earnest nn we have no home. ohieci
mafrimonv He quick Mol cnre star
STYLISH NARROWER SHOP.
Hats trimmed. dyed cleaned ana ri
Blocked PIuHas ruflad aHd cleaned
Alteration Dept. New Rnd old garments
lai Arcade.
A reaneefsbie ohristlau whoever Wishoi
ACQUAINTANCE or i0finK fhfiHfiHr WidHW
over 20. with View 10 mairimony >.
g.. care n star.
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~@~~@a~~r~e~ree.~rssss~
AGENTS WANTED 70 aid az saFpsl
ne dFuand f1f shslEs rursesr stask
nuifft free. rash 4nskiF Address Carl
Tat CITY NURSERY COMPANY. sa4saa
NFrEes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
HONEST cad

|rHgE mongsTgApa ~ rnK vAkfous
Il FAeHiS9ros AND uHEauN s-s-an
bsrAts fe~ eheiee siaifBa wfth Run
&tN1 ~sser sna issisatien Tass ite
ca bay u 81 sizt Ak AcnK kisa
fas. a fs~ s..es claims req asrt have
%kN rss taks lauda call ~ ssad
y csnts fsf ssag end boekiss sistas
fuii irfeFnasfga hoe - set onx teta
- This assA Act asttA
N l. FnRRRsT. SURVEYOR.
Phone asaa sis3 iei .na q. Reom te7
1900
one sore good SEA kiass lard siiaaio
SO feet bach from The salt ~aiss frent
Inc plare fer suFnmaf camp Aajains
pfesrsfges little tunn one hour's >
tds ffeaa Seattle Epienaia Flse
efaara tsuiresfs in ffont q it Terms
oi.r mANsoS q GO.
ThifN Finuf. Ne- York Hisrk
s.. 300 se acres Of the finest valley
land. new 5.fOom house,
barn. chicken houses. some
fine fruit trees. all kinds Of
berries. Az acres cleared.
close TO town.
Land tn this vicinity il
worth $500 per acre.
8. p DIXON q CO,
2is Marion ST.
Main 40. Ind. 40.
ii.ssa.
ras Aaa eun-haif acres 81 fine. rich val
ieF ERrdsn land. situate on fas North.
afn Pacific A. u Just thia aide ef
Wnrian's station end the other sise ~
CHiiiia THIS land 70 80 good suii. We
hs3ipVe 50 there 10 in ths sefla EAsY
terms Just the place faF man wha
understands sarasuinE Or chlaksas to
OLE HANSON a co.
Third Fieor, NeW Yerk nloek
WHY Buy AT INFLATED
PRICEsG
g FULL ACRES FOR $3.50
$50 CASH AND $40 PER MONTH.
10 miles west Or city p mile 60 sound .
saaA soil handy % market. zoe fare
ta heart ~ city The - a snap sad
cLiFFoRp = VAN ARspALE.
1919 fhifd Ave
one half acre or fine view Land situate
fuHf aua-haf mile north of the city
fl.ifa. Ice we'll has fa-foof street and
ie-faei siieyai contains three taxfas.
foot lois We give three abstracts -
that when you resell you VIII have
them Terms. so cash. balance easy
Tnird Floor. New York Hieck
1--WE AcnEs EXCELLENT TlttTr
LAND easily cleared. fine locality close
90 Seattle market. a snap Al sNa an acre
also ceay terms Herbert 4. Upper, sof
Lsary hldE
why pay SIC an acre roT british Column
hia land We can sell you choice
farming land. nearly al open ready
for piew. a. 81 on very easy terms
Can 800 aud 2g5 Mutual Life Bldg.
Seattle
5000
one acre Of tho finest view land on the
famous Port Madison Indian neEerVa-
ton We own This ourselves 10 ad-
iuins the townHiie % Euuunmlsh. ana
has q nice boulevard Eraded ln front
81 n We hrlisvs " 90 be the incest
place for q little summer horne around
Seattle Terms, $40 cash. balance 81
per month Coed title. Warranty
Ole HANSON s co.
-7ts-ste-at5 New York Block
ACRES F7es
osod soii good road good transports.
tea one hour from Seattle.
t1s CASH - PER MONTH
CALHOUN DENNY a uvvghg
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FUNERAL DIRE GTOR8..
o-~~s~.~eee~-c-o-es~-r-~s~ a~sss-r~s~eS-~e-s@a~~
BUTT EHW0nrH 4 HoN. professional
Directors aud Licensed kmhairneFs 1907
tst epp Moore theatre Both phones 9fa
H1nnsY Watson CO. Funeral Direcf1fa
Third a. and University. Both phones "a
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ocCcccS<~c ~ y,y~,e,s.ssrr(,
gs cenfas clalrsuYMnt. 90 cents Circles
N1nday. "wednesday aud Friday even
inFa ~ sec sis fesier WaY. room q.
LADIES' ALTERATION PARLOR
New amd out u date ladies' garments
reH1ldeisd nuiekif A4i Arcade HidR
fsahalnnn a Wilson. carpenters and
la1befH. windaw and door screens q Eps-
elHify Main 1870. iHd 2tsi
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THls LAND WILL PRODUCE
5000 AN ACRE


We have the authority Of the sell
known florist. J. Bonheli. for
the statement that the rich soil
Of Kirkland Garden Acres viii
produce a. high az 1900 an
acre from the cultivation 81
bulbs and high grade plants. lie
backs hts opinion BY buying ie
acres for himself No better
Land anywhere for fiowerE. fruit.
vegetables. chickens. dairyinE
Yet We are selling IL for $3.50 an
acre up. ON very. very easy terms
Il cant last long AZ the rate Il
IL selling Take Madison car
and kirkland ferry. or Anderson
boats. "a office on wharf at Kirk.
land or soc Burke a FArrar.
SIS 400 New York Block
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Toe eFnT M,scellAngoUs

,~w~s~s>~sNeN>rs-~>ss~-r~
gGssg isreflan 81 the city Cor painter Or
tiNh writer Ment rsaaana be ~ Hssl
At Fh9as fna 1883 = Hsphfan
fssFNs bsssutsns ~ rect inaalf. a.
tts Fissf a. a
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THE SEATTLE STAR

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eatefsd a. the seattle pusfptiiee -
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yns cert pef copy. six cents per werk.
2 tHautF esrfa per maMthi BeiiV-
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70 MAIL sIBsT RfBEHs The date
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@%aI@te label q each paper. When that
80 Affisas. n Toar Nuaaefi ptiou has not
ssse aeeu paid in advance. your name
= tAken from the iiHt change o. dafe
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a
AvftCE TO sEBsf EfBEHS SHOULD
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Naih st1s Sad 80, 1efWaeu and
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$500 LOT.
$40 DOWN. S. MONTH.
You have never been able to buy as
desirable a lot in the North End
for $500 before After looking al
this Il will be unnecessary 20 ask
some one elses opinion This lot
commands a sweeping view OF
sound and mountains Also sur.
rounded by some of the most at
tractive homes on the HIN 2
blocks from park. Shrewd In.
yestorH viii realize the possiblli-
ties OF this at once. CALL FOR
@. FARRAR. 405 NEW YORK
BLOCK.
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ssft F4M ta.FoUr Lur
sef 50 caah. haianne IN fhFw~ YNara bMrs
aAra tH.fnqf iofs ags feHi asap alsuafs
IN aa2a dlsffiFi. reffh sNa - f3Fera
Las others sFs sritiaa their lots fas
sass 70 tfaa. ard wng rFupsTtr - maHh
ttensf anH hiss nfew vice
ok MaN4uS co
attetEsls+ff New Tnrk ufk
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$500
SEE cHiHF sEATrLE's GRAVE
We are plating and selling "a large tract
of land which formerly belonged 20
the Port Madison Indian Reservation.
chief seattle lived on this land dur
ing his life and now lies buried 10 the
old Indian graveyard adjoining our
tnwusite OF Suuuamlsh. We are run
ming q Gree excursion every day Cau
az our office for tickets and parttcu-
lars Large tracts iiooi SIC cash. IS
Dor muutE
OLE HANSON a co.
Third Floor New York Hiogk
FOU SALE
Extraordinary chance to huv "a nice
little home for t1N0t 500 down. s21
per month Near E. Cherry &C. ear.
rhono oak no
LOT 6Oxie7
fo te-ft ALLEYS small house. two blocks
from Greenwood boulevard $500; TERMS.
j. " OimHcd. Sfth and Greenwood
Phone North ssat
gg15 FOR aO-FoOT Lor
g1f go cash. balance iu three years, buys
nleo forty-foot lot. res feet dcfp. situ-
ate in r. good district north end OF
Green Lake. others are selling their
lots for 5000 90 $500 and our property
iH much higher and has "a uicu view.
OLE HANSON a. CO.
Third Floor New York Bloek
Wow homes butt 20 suit. West Seattle.
flQ0 cash o'heliy Home Building Co.
2Gi Empire Building,
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e~-~-~-~.~~~o~~S~.~-~~~s ~~-~-~-~.~~~~-~~0se~
strong. experienced young man wishes
position Of shipping Or assistant lanitar
Or any steady work Phone evenings.
East sfae
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$TAR'$ BUSINESS DlREG T0RY

.~->--.-~~-~-~-~ha 81 -
60 10 SrfNNfNc 4
@ !! !: !: -. I: :. !. :: !: !:
MONEY b. con
Fui,inF cur bargain catalogue We
cooperate BY EtYlnu yan the best
merchandise Tor the least amount q
eoin ALI. the TINE MAKE 40 prove
this - sending Tor catalogue Nhich
@tii be MAILED FREE n viii con-
vines Feu that IT rArs TO pf.A L
HERB
Yeur repair uprk Will be done promptly
fn cur shop Yours for BAAtGAfNs
HFfNSfNu-S BARGAIN STORE.
1919 second Ave. seattle.
guNCHETE
Blocks. brick piers wirdew EiilA lawn
vases Peerless Hrfck Co. Inc. 1eis
Western az. Phone Queen Anne S.
Contracts and Mortgages Bought
y~~~N0~~N~>~-~~rs~~r~~ ~rS-~N>Ae~r~~SrS~~-~
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NORTHWEST TRUST EAFE DE-
PoSlr CO. first Az and Columbia IT.
Goldman HaiidinGt. invites applications
for loans fruHa i.8ee TO 5000 im-
proved Seattle residence property IN
established ainfrietK
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Kiosk asssiapfnG iss a rsit saY sits
enfe anlarfsBsenta ace JACOBS FhoRs
Fhsu. tsreea fiper y - Biak
rsunK slH 10 assist with hsaass pFk
led Oak sass small family
The Washington times., 1910-12-10
RIVERS DELEGATES
GONE FROM CITY
Recent Congress Held Most
Successful in History.
Capital Men Honored.

By this afternoon Washington was
practically deserted by the more than
1900 delegates who attended the Ma
tiOuaI Rivers and Harbors Congress,
which came 10 a close at the New VII
lard yesterday
All of Yesterday delegates were Ieav-
ing the city, but many remained over
until tOdav- The convention, according
10 the enthusiastic expressions of the
representatives still in the city. includ-
ing Representative Joseph Z. RansdeIl,
president of the congress, was the most
successful Of any yet held, and most
likely 70 inference favorable action IN
Congress
NJ l. Weller and Edward H Dro1o,
Of Washington, today are receiving con-
gTatulatiOnS for the honOTs accorded
them during the session For the first
time in the history Of the organization,
a Washington representative. was elect
ed TO the directorate Of the congress.
This distinction fell to Mr.. Weller. Mr..
DroOp was elected vice president TO sue
ceed Mr. Weller IS vice president Of The
District Of Columbia representation IN
the Congress-
The Washington times., 1910-12-10

Taft Not TO Reappoint Mis-
sourian on Interstate
Board.

Interstate Commerce Commissioner
CocHelI, Of Missouri, VIII not be re-
appointed when mis- term expires on the
first Of the year.
This was the impression the Presi-
dent gave the Democratic members of
the Missouri delegation wnen they
called this morning to urge the reap
pOintment.
The Democratic Representatives
strongly presented the case Of the for
mer Senator. They said he had served
the country well and faithfully and that
there was yet in him many years Of
good work. They said that should he
become fncapacitated at any time for
work on the Commission he would vol
unfairly retire.
In reply the President told the delega-
zion that It would be unfair TO the re-
mainder Of the Commission to reap
point Commissioner COckreI- He said
there was so much work for the Comp
mission TO do under the new order that
only young and vigorous men were
capable Of standing up under It
The MiSsOUrianS took the Presidents
repl-. - indicating positively that the
g smmISsioner would not be named 10
sUcceed himself.
The Washington times., 1910-12-10
SENATOR WARNER
FOR MASTER
Kansas City Will Urge Mis-
sourian-tO Fill That
Office.

Is IL beneath The dignity OF a Sena-
tor OF the United States to 20 hack
home and become the postmaster Of his
town.
This is the monentOus question now
confronting Senator William Warner. OF
Missouri The Senator is about to re-
tire from the Senate. Owing TO the
IIemOCra1ic clouds that lowered over
Missouri last spring, the Senator con-
cluded he would not run again, and ne
viii quit the Senate in March Now,
there is talk Of making him postmaster
Of Kansas City
This wOUl not be much Of a demOtiOn
In point OF salary The pOstOffce pays
S5,00o, as against the $500 ne IS getting
as Senator Besides, the social require
ments are not as stiT as for Senator
It appears There are serious compIica-
tfOns over the POstOfhCe AT Kansas City.
The State Republican organization in
dorsed ". J. Campbell. while Warner
supported his secretary, W p. G.
b Cwn. The term Of the incumbent ex-
piTed about four weeks ego.
The fight has become 50 hot between
the aspirants that some of Warmers
frineds have suggested that he be
named and that his would be a good
solution The Senator's name is ac-
crGinZly, being considered at the White
House
The Washington times., 1910-12-10
Miss Louise Cromwell
Visiting In New York

Miss Louise Cromwell went over 10
New York yesterday, where she will
spend few days at the Plaza, chaper-
Oned BY Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley.
M and Mrs Bradley entertained az
dinner at the Plaza last night in honor
OF Miss Cromwell, who VIII also attend
Miss Carol Browns debut tea this aft
erncOn-
Tonight she will attend the dance
given by Mrs Preston Satterwhite for
her debutante niece, Miss Lila Gilbert
On her return to Washington touor-
panied By Miss Vfvien Gould, Miss An
and Jarvis Geer, r., VINO viii oe her
house guests until Wednesday-
Miss Ruth Parker was hostess at din
ner last evening in honor Of the Misses
Murray and their house guest, Miss
Carol Newberry-
Miss Ruth Wynne, daughter OF the
former consul general 10 London and
Mrs Robert J. Wynue, viii make a de
but al a large ball at RaUscheT's Mon
day evening January ?
Mrs. William Il Spurgin, Of Twenty
first street. has her sOn-in-law and
daughter, Lieut.. Edwin Gunner, L. s.
A. and Mrs Gunner with her until
after Christmas. when they VIII 90 20
Fort MCPHERSON, Georgia, where the
former has been transferred for duty
from Madison Barracks. New York.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Clay Browning
WIN give a dinner for young people on
the evening OF December 16. for their
daughter Miss Elise Browning, who
VIII be presented at a tea that after
noon
The Washington times., 1910-12-10
KITTY GORDON SEEKING
TO DIVORCE BERESFORD
English Actress Asks Free
dom-Three London
Ladies" Are Named.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Kitty Gordon,
the English actress. who until q few
days ago was the star Of Alma" ar
Joe WebeT's Theater, and who IN p-i-
.vate life IS the Hon. 8Irs. Henry Beres-
ford, Is going TO detach herself from
the latter distinction, she says
She expects TO accomplish the detaEI-
usent via The British divorce courts
I've had my solicitor bring suss
against the Hon M Beresford. Miss
Gordon announced yesterday IN her
suite az the ST. Francis Hotel =,
Why was asked.
Ny word replied the actress Why
DO women generally divorce their hts
bandsZ--
Another woman
Another oue-and then another-and
still another ThreeT'
Miss Gordon added that the three
were London ladies'" but she had
spared their feelings to the extent OF
not giving their names IN the sworn
statements she made and forwarded.
together with the testimony OF other
witnesses, II her solicitor William
Merriclz. OF London
I've been going 10 divorce the Hon
ME- BereSford for two years OF 50.
she explained "but he always made
things UP with me, and gave him
another chance each tine But now
m going 10 carry Il though I was
informed that Mr- 1IerrfCk would
serve the necessary papers in Lon
don this week
The Washington times., 1910-12-10
PRESIDENT
TO NAME FAYORITES
Friends of Candidates Haunt
Taft About Judicial
Appointments.

President Taft continued 70 struggle
today with the Supreme and CONNER
Court appointments He is 10 continue
conferences with Senators and friends
Of the candidates throughout Sunday
and Il Is expected viii formulate his
slate early Monday and send the nOui-
nations 10 the Senate that afternoon
Attorney General Wlckersham and As
Sociate Justice LuTton. Of the Supreme
Court were IN conference with the
President early today concerning the
slate
Ihe JUDICIAL appointments are IN d
snaTl, the hackers and friends Of the
several candidates sIiu IN the field
nghiing Ike wild cats The President
Is giving an attentive 6.ar 70 all that is
SAID II seems a certainty that either
Judge Russell OF Texas, OF Judge La
mar OF Georgia win be named as one
u the associate justices. with Associate
Justice Hughes as Chief Justice. The
Republican candidates for the second
associate jUstiCeship still IN the fight
aFe Su1Ees SWayZe- OF New jersey
Hook and Pollock. OF Kansas Van De
Eenter' OF wyoming, and WlnsI0w, Of
Wisconsin
President Taft conferred with Re1rz-
sentative Mann, Of ChiCaEo, Chairman
or the House Committee on Tuto-rfs -
Snd orelsu Commerce, as TO the Iegis-
lstlon that must be enacted TO regulate
the collection OF tolls when the Pans ma
canal 1S opened 10 traffic The Presi-
dent be1eves that the toll should not ev-
ceed 81 6. ton This would bring in about
$4,000 2 year, according TO ReDresen-
tauVe Mann. The expense Of maintain
llS me canal when completed will D.
ABOUT sS,e2, 000 annually. The excess of
S4,glHrelO from tolls, continued 8Ir- Mann
VIII not start to pay the interest on the
money invested in the work The canal
was not built for profit, ne concluded.
The Missouri Democratic CouEreSSmen
today asked President Taft 10 retain
fOrTneT Senator COCkrel, Of that State
as an Interstate Commerce Commission
er- Senator COckreu has been slated
10 go by the President and II IS not be
neved that the wish OF the delegation
VII cause the President TO change his
mind