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Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
SUICIDE THREATS
DRAW BIC CROWD
Discharged Employe of Wave
Motor Promoting Company
Fails to Make Attempt
KEEPS THE POLICE AT BAY
Finally Becomes Hungry, Gives
Up Revolver and Eats
Big Steak
KEEPS THE POLICE AT BAY

With the threat that the first attempt
to dislodge him from a barricade be-
hind which he was hiding in the Of
fees of the American Power company
at 1873 South Broadway would result in
his firing a bullet through his brain,
William e. Mcclure, vice president of
the company, succeeded in keeping Of
ticers of the company and the police
at bay from 8 o'clock yesterday morn
inng until sunset yesterday evening.
Mcclure made his threat following
an argument between him and N. o.
Harmon, president of the company, in
which Harmon notified Mcclure that
he was discharged Mcclure had been
employed as a demonstration in the
office. Harmon declares that for the
past few weeks Mcclure has been
drinking heavily and was objection
able to prospective purchasers of stock
in the company.
Yesterday morning he informed him
that his services were not needed by
the company. Mcclure begged not to
be discharged from his position. The
pleas PROVING of no avail, he secured
a revolver from a drawer in his desk
and entering a rear room made the
a chalked line he had drawn on the
floor would result in his suicide.
CALLS POLICE
Harmon called the police. Lieutenant
Haupt responded and made an inef-
fectuaI attempt through cajolery to
secure possession of McClure's revolver
or to get sufficiently close to him to
wrest the gun from his grasp. Each
advance of the officer was forestalled
by McClure's turning the weapon on
himself with the reiterated threat at
self destruction. Up and down the
narrow confines of the office Mcclure
paced like. an enraged animal, while
Harmon and the police official stood at
the door, fearing that their slightest
approach would mean a flash, a report
and a suicide.
Through the afternoon hundreds Of
attempts were made to disarm the dis
charged employe, but without sue
cess. A crowd gathered before the
door of the office offering suggestions
of a method to disarm Mcclure. Many
of these suggestions were acted on,
none of them accomplishing any re-
suit.
GIVES UP REVOLVER
BY o'clock in the evening Nc
Clures mental excitement wore off
and the pangs of hunger dissuaded
him from the execution of the threat
he had so often made during the day.
Meekly he turned the revolver over to
Detective James Radcliffe and sought a
restaurant.
An effort was made to interview Nc
Clure while he was in the restaurant,
but he was too busily engaged in mas
ticating portions of a penthouse steak.
Reinforced by a hearty meal, Nc
Clure returned to the office in which
he had spent the day and took up his
threats of self destruction. By this
time the police had lost stock in Nc
Clure's threats and abandoned the
case, leaving the would-be suicide in
the hands of his friends. The COM
pany he has been connected with is
promoting a wave motor.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
THE equity ONE AGAIN

A reckless chauffeur maketh a glad
undertaken.
Many a father does the plowing for
his sons crop of wild oats.
A mans wife is his better half in
theory only. In reality he is about one
tenth.
The tail sometimes wags the dog;
also the biggest part of many fish is
the tail.
In spite of the fact that this is a
rapid age, old Father Time never ex-
ceeds the speed limit.
You can wound some mems pride by
Offering them money, and you can
wound others by not.
Despite the fact that money is sup
posed to be filthy lucre, many man
has cleaned up a fortune.
When a girl jilts one man and mar
ries another, the one who was Tilted
generally gets over it soonest-New
York Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
WOMAN LEAPS TO DEATH
FROM CATHEDRAL SPlRE

MILAN, July 2.--The shocking murder Of
a Milanese ticket collector by a tramway
inspector which led to the proclamation
1f a general strike In this city, has had a
further sad sequel.
The sweetheart of the murdered man. a
young woman of 23, after bidding farewell
TO her relatives and friends. assembled the
spire OF Milan cathedral and hung herself
from its dizzy height. The lifeless body
was dashed upon the marble steps in the
midst Of a group OF Mortified spectators
Notwithstanding the remarkable suicide
mania which annually fastens upon this
city at the approach OF summer (there were
ave cases In one day this week) no attempt
OF the sort has been made from the cathed-
raj for a period Of ten years.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY GIVES
TEA AT HOME OF POMONAN

POMONA, July Mrs. Charles
Clark of 23S East Holt avenue enter
tanned at an auxiliary tea at her
home yesterday afternoon, the affair
being given under the auspices of the
women's auxiliary of st. Paul's Epis-
copal church of this city. Mrs. Josiah
Evans Cowles of Los Angeles, presi-
dent of the Woman's Auxiliary of
Southern California, who is the guest
of Mrs. S. ID. Mcintyre, gave an ad-
dress
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
TO ADOPT MISSION STYLE
FOR NEW FEDERAL BUILDING

PASADENA, July 3.--The bohrd of
trade, it Is said, will act upon the sug-
gestion of Congressman McLachlan
that an art commission be formed to
confer with Supervising Architect Tay-
lor of the United States treasury de-
partment concerning the architecture
of the proposed new 100000 federal
building, for which an appropriation
was made at the last session o. con-
gress, to the end that the structure
shall harmonic with the general plans
of the city's architecture. The mission
style of structure seems to be most in
favor. A meeting of the directors of
the board of trade will be called soon
to discuss the matter.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
POMONA POSTMASTER'S
REPORT SHOWS GAIN

POMONA, July 2-Postmaster Wal
ter M. Avis has rendered his report
for June, which shows total postal re-
ceipts at the local office of $2455.45, an
increase of $70945 over last year, or a
gain of 40 per cent. The postoffice
will be closed all day on the Fourth
of July after 10:30 a. m. The city car
riers will make their usual morning
collections and deliveries. The rural
route carriers will make no deliveries
or collections, but will be at the post
office until 1920 o'clock to serve pa
irons at the carriers windows.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
SANTA ANA
omice SIS N. Sycamore.
Phones-Home s1B, Sunset Black 7s2.
AGED WOMAN CATCHES FOOT
IN CARPET AND BREAKS HIP

SANTA ANA, July 1.-TWO accidents
took place yesterday afternoon, one OF
which may prove serious. Mrs. Saran
King, catching her foot in a carpet,
fell and broke her hip. Mrs. King is
advanced in age and the injury is con-
sidered serious for that reason.
The second accident befel Frank
Culp, whose horse SHE'D at a street near
the corner of Sixth and Main. He was
thrown out of buggy as the vehicle
went into q curb. Culp was knocked
senseless and received cuts over one
eye and bruises.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
WILL FORM COMMUNITY
INTEREST COMMISSION

PASADENA, July 3.-President Har-
ry Geohegan of the board of trade an
nounces that committee will be ap-
pointed In a few days to meet with
committees from the civic bodies of
Alhambra and South Pasadena to form
community of interests" commits
sion as suggested by former committees
from these cities several weeks ago.
The object of the commission will be
to form a water district for the pur-
pose of acquiring owens river water
and also for providing sewerage and
storm drain facilities for the district.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
FIRECRACKERS ARE CAUSE
OF A BLAZE IN REDLANDS

REDLANDS, July 2.-Fire, started
by firecackers, today caused the de-
struction of barns in the rear of the
homes Of George Ford and Mrs. NJ. H.
Devore on Olive avenue and Grant
street, the damage amounting to $1,000.
Firemen saved the homes Of Robert
Hornbeck and Messrs. Ford and De-
yore, all of which took fire.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
LOS ANGELES DEALER is
FREED ON SPEEDING CHARGE

VENICE, July 2.-Roger Stearns, an
automobile dealer of Los Angeles, was
dismissed this morning from the charge
of exceeding the Ocean Park speed linn
it. He was arrested Thursday night.
rested last night on the same charge,
failed to appear in court this morning
and forfeited bail of $40 each.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
POMONA CANNERY BUSY

POMONA, July 2-These are busy
days at the Pomona cannery, where
hundreds of tons of apricots are being
canned and dried. The plant is run
ming to its full capacity. Seven hun
dred tons of the fruit will be handled,
500 tons being canned and 200 tons
dried. The canning of peaches will be-
gin July 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
DECORATORS NOSE BROKEN

VENICE, July 2.--H. A. Green, an
electrician employed by the Abbot Kin
ney company in decorating Windward
avenue for July 4. sustained a broken
nose today when he fell from ladder
to the pavement. The ladder was
knocked from under Green by oliver
Crosby, a telegraph messenger boy,
who rode into it with his bicycle.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
VENICE BAND PROGRAM

VENICE. July 2.-This is the pro-
gram to be played by the Venice band
tomorrow afternoon: March, Faust"
(Gounod); overture, william Tell"
(RossinD; Moonlight" (Moret); Gar
men" (Bizet); Deutschland" (Haines);
overture, "Mignon" (Thomas); inter-
mezzo, "Cavalleria Rusticana" MAS
cagnD; Lucia di Lammermoor" (Do-
nizettD.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
ON FISHING TRIP

SAN PEDRO. July 2.-B. W. Word. Ar
thur S. Martin. Clyde Sponseller. B. K. Van
Woert and l. Baumberger left San Pedro
Saturday afternoon in the auxiliary power
boat Garfield for several days fishing in
the vicinity Of San Clemente island. The
party will stop at Avalon. both on the out
ward and return trips.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
IN MOURNING

rade in Fifth avenue, stood in conver-
sation with a group of friends when
lady in a beautiful gown passed.
why there goes Mrs. X, said
young matron. "She was gray last
year and now her hairs as black as
jet"
Mr.. Goelet, buttoning his smart
morning coat, answered with a smile:
"Well, you know, she has recently
become a widow."-Brooklyn Life.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

SANTA ANA, July 2.-Marriage
licenses issued in Santa Ana:
Levi e. Wayland, 80, and Gertrude
I. Raffell, 2S, both of Los Angeles.
George v. Martin, 81, and Josephine
S. Marco, 10, both of Los Angeles.
August c. Nolte, SO, and Mary Rob-
inson, %, both of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
POOR ADVICE

The Tourist changing precariously
on a shaky limb half way down the
precipice)-And my psychicical science
doctor told me, when in condition of
great mental strain. to relax every
muscle.-Brooklyn Life.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
THEATER SOLD

SANTA MONICA, July 2.-The Lyric
theater has been sold by Fred Roude
to o. c. Loudly. The new owner will
take possession at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
Latest News from Neighborhng Cities
PASADENA

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. phone Sunset 4S67.
Circulation Home 1642; Sunset 274O.
Office, so w. Colorado at. Phones 26sT
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
BEHIND THE SCENES

Would-Be Actor-Did I seem to "go"
last night?
Manager-No, but you will go tonight
after receiving your pay.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03

What does it matter whether the pen
or the sword be the mightier, so long
as most men can do very little with
either beyond tripping themselves up?
Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03

automobile through want advertising, as II
used to be-and still is-to secure horse
and carriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20
VOTERS IN FOURTEENTH WARD
Give WARDALL ENDORSEMENT

AZ an enthusiastic meeting of the
prominent property owners and
public spirited citizens II thu Four
tccnth ward. Max Mardall. the
present councilman from that
ward was glvcn unanimous en-.
donement Tor ne election. The rs
voters present formed themselves
into q Max Mardan club. 10
promote tho political interests az
The present councilman.
The officers of the organization
that viii leok after wardalia In.
iercsts are q u Nelax, West Sc.
attic president. G. ". Latham.
Alki Point, secretary. w. il. Burt.
Youngstown. treasurer
Aigeg election OF officers. the fol
lowing resolution of endorsement
for WafdAll was passed.
We electors 20 the ttth ward organ.
tted iu hehslf - tbs candidacy "a Ma
WafdhN a. candidate Ter ~ election a.
rrnNfiifnau feF TIE tfh wart rsiat -
ihai oaf w@Fd has had eaaser, alive and
hNneti representation 10 the cltq eauns
eN aNfihs ths last I've 80 FaAfa bellies.
lee thti eh~nEs in eaf representative
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20

Ing 60 drive me out bring lots
Of money TO this city. Why In hell
dont your editor quit aud leave
ne. aloney The p.i and the Timen
are not molcstlng me-"
Has q Laboratory"
!. According 20 Fer.Don. his phyal
clans put up all the medicines
nsod BY the patients In labora
tory adjoining the main offices.
Inquiry from the landlady Of tho
Rndium hotel cleaned the fact
that the ao.ealled laboratory room
WIS vacant OF all surgical or chem.
Teal Instruments In fact. the car.
pets were being changed on the
room yesterday.
FafDon In private life IL known
as Jas. Ferdon. lie resides In Los
Angeles. where he has consider.
able property. For four years he
conducted a medical treatment bu.
reau IN Los Angeles lie IL now
located In Sacramento and Oak.
land. Ferdon is stopping at the
Savoy hotol. lie only opened up
bis Pike a. offices a few days
ago. but during that time scores
Of victims attracted by HIS unique
advertising methods applied for
treatment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20

e ,hls time wauid Ne uawise unhusinsss.
hAN ana WVula tend % seriously rrtnfa
tAe development ~ Uur alntfiet and hgs
tstihN that Ait WAfdAit haa thtnaak
EARNEST faithful and unfemiitins lahat
accomplished remarkable results for the
Ntsifltt DO hereby urge that Nau reais
tst ftt the coming primaries and cast
fNuf vote for Mt Mnrdai
AnHhN the stFauseat suanartrfa ~
Nefuall afg the following vltissna
fstalnAnd ashmHa Laurence cntnan.
MtlsNu, aahn " Adams 81 Al
ueH = A heugan. JohN Il Nsura D 4
Hehdigy, KELLEY & . ksiisy. 81.
Nisss. otto A case 4. "a bavis
nsf " y smith. usofxs q naher' I,
W latham. n a Lawrence / flas
.end jacob Tets John Bennett
NNhlM Afthuf feuns W n Nains
worth. Ftahk Eaaan. lash lorraine n
hinN, W " HAY , "a htsfef UaFfs
Whtisf " A. sanford u II Wartau
ffaaseh. a. = Whilst III Al
speet' ~ 2 Dickinson. = hers amith
tofaen Arthur Stretch ~
h~hm . EnEisnd Allen ndWArds
NgfthFan He@de u~aswr Fofa,
ssf PAU fhinps Joan & waiting
~ hrads hctrg q nantA N
h~~dF y W Mclaughlin. D a. chAiies
iesh Nehfhas ffanh fefFlu ~
helhnsau = y Daniels H. Tassar
elHs. fhefiev and Johnston u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20
BULLOCK IS LIKED
BY HIS EMPLOYEES

when an employer 81 men takes
care al them u they are injured
pays them their salaries when al
the same a. When working. and
otherwise shows thai he has a heart
h. Is a safe man To be trusted b.
the people.
That 10 Why teamsteFS and others
IN the ranks ~ labor who knew
him. are supporting J W bullock
Tor the republican nomination for
councilman-ai isrEc.
Here r. a simple STORY. About ak
months ag0 Pete Olesoa. who sad
been employed bul twu weeks ~
Mr. Bullock waA driving down Yes.
lar way when bis WAGON WAS struck
By Seattle Electric cable car. Ole.
son vas badly crushed and both
hips we're broken.
oleaou was hurried "a the elty
hospital aaa Mr. bullock notified
Mr. haiioek hurried 10 the hospital
and found three doctors attending
olesou. They stated that be wonid
probably die. Although Olcaoa
would have haa free attendance AZ
the city hospital. Mt Bullock Ina
mediately called bis family physi.
clan. ~ Gardner. and bad Olesnn
taken 20 Providence hospital under
Gardnera care.
Olraon Nas az the hospital three
months and iinllock paid al, ~.
penseR. though Olraon had worked
Tor hiW bet tao weeks uuliuek
saved oiesons iifc ~ standing b.
him a. few employers wonld have
done. Olsson - Ntill unable "a do
any heayY work hut Is man ~
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r. BURIED ALIVE
PUSH THE BUTTON

rAa0. ian - Al the com
= ssxsEfal shnw n lnventor viii
- ! tssiee uhieh ha SAYS will
= ~ nnss Il iissnx victims
I seEfst SAYS tire inventor
~ asrs are thoaszuas % men.
snsz rs sAlldfeu buried alise
I ~ ansieries ssery year Ny
i'm = y waaset every grave with
i llx Tifs rennlue tn a signal
$50 y lAs efgIes - fhe eeue
wsHst bGftoz heinz adjusted
- = lg4sei nsar TIE head -
= nrre shleh. npou Awakening
~ y ssAlhlike trance. could
ateaafs IA 81 her prsdlcament
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20

'in California mothers and In
validn worship me Every week
visit the orphan aaylumn and scat
ter gifts among the waits The
newaioH ! remember on Christmas
with huge Christmas trees IN.
tend 10 do the same thing IN Seat.
tie.
You rob Peter to pay Paul.
said the reporter You interest
the aympnthiea OF the mothers ON
one hand and rob them with fake
treatments on the other"
Not az ali, said ForDon 1T
IL business with me. Faking. II
you call Il, but there IL not a buai.
nena or profession that IA free from
Taking nowadays"
Not Only Faksr. Ae saya.
'The preacher urges the faithful
TO contribute Tor God. but does
God got the money! / should say
not The grocer viii advertise milk
as the beat. but in reality II IL half
water The ethical physician will
teli you mae 10 hopeless. but AZ
the same time he will treble his
Visits until the victim passes away
The politician Il faker we're all
takers. " you put II that way
Show you the diplomas and II.
oenaen OF the physicians that en-.
ployf ! refuse ain not a physi
clan myself aud never practice on
our patients don't even adycr.
tine myself as a practitioner am
too wise for that.
My treatments consist Of mas
sage. sibratorA. medicines aud the
violet rays will add an oateo
path 10 my staff soon.
The Star II doing wrong in Try.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20
SAYS
He IS FAKER


tConeiuded.1
eeriptiona FOR the first month.
After that you will be charged ex.
ira. OF couree. We always get y
deposit and after the fret treat.
ment yoa pay the balance Our
work - on cash basis Its got
70 be. for se are dealing With
strangers all che time
Feeoon Himself Appears.
That closed the negotiations.
and Immediately Fcr,non appeared
on the scene
'rhls II a fake medical bureau
you are running here. said the re.
porter.
That Is bot trae.~ fumed Fer.
Ton. ours il NOT the way the
ethical doctors DO business. but "a
II legitimate I have made thou.
sands 81 dollars Ia this game. and
wiil no, be run out sill open
Is branch In every city In Wash
lugson and Oregon
You were chased out ~ Port
land some years nwo, yengaFed tho
reporter
Brsas o. Charities
Newer. left" kaid Fer ION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20

Stevens Relief eerge Nn I viii -
entertained Friday afternoon. jams
arr g. ~ Mrs Enma Harrtrk iss
fatn av fake trfgersan "a ear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20

eifonE constitution and may recover
~ LARGE measure from his ~
iufieS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20
BULLETINS

HoevlsasN, rs ship wm 4 smith
sssalaf ~ ' 49, efg Noehpa W
sAka { u.'' ',.sssr Aunansh w
hlsens .t,es badly Y W.T. !"
ssssa .essls INTO ref' VIZ .,. ANN afe
Nes mtu aad enc N
-. aaeard
.apx me New Nork
NfN as,r'aa seaay notified ita
fsasfsl Fs .,,s i i Impossible le
ssslr Asmands ct = s"N''"' ."
asss y $500 Ss However have asetd
e,ssss 10 appoint an "'''''a
= saismls'ee
..,,,rfr Ind Il y hclieN-
fsAs ' ,hat a. aaagvr 60 naNlsa
4 - .s.,A by the see Ep,kr t,is'
~ ssA'. ..,esnlnk down the Hl1l"
- 49, 49,. Monday. i rassed'
reANCg2CO. David bleek
~ ul..lon Emergency hes
y : sse,lng frcm burns that ME-
r. ~, ans slx ether laeorets
F''s s s. frum minor burns 20
= s w sewer sas explosion
= 49, $3.50 rhsre 90 ntcn wefe
sfsas
=, ,xarf.Es General Mosss
.s.sn ass removed ffom the
] y watsr commissioner %
80 .s.snnder to-day, and ihr aer
sk ~ maxor was unanlmuNeit
'ssssl !, the city council
s~rago Fer ~ ,hirt time
4, u. .,ntrnee IL an indetcrmins
g. - ~ Joliet prison feuF
= - paul StenslAnd wrveksr
uslaaukee Avenue savings
sepeareG hefoFe thr state
pafaons to-day O. petition
IS iFvtdenA
.eta<sEls The engagement ~
- c1s,aentsns. aauk hinf nt tha
- &HK ktufNtAs tatN
s.ss..On e0asin ~ The kiuE ut
nj h. snn0uneed fceru-
nA
wsSnlxGTnN The senate win
- X paatpaae she admission
- Msxico ard Arieana az
- 49, ths Summer 70 istt
~.sAxtpOI.fs Anti-atmln
-. spsaksfs a. the unlted
i. wnsAsrs csntention bitterly
- President Lewis who an
- eksir attacks - faf The
$500 y glAslnK politics.
=z<7stx. y The boom foF
rz.I-es Wliasn. president q
<sxssa srlpsFsssy for the aeHso-
- nrmlnnllun foF president in
III ~ ,srmally launched today
ua<HiSgToN -The barcau II
.-sssseat II NJ aAyY ulii be- atat
- Thh y H. first step in See
<ssfs Nsstfs reaFsAnlsatloe plan.
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SOMEWHERE IN SEATTLE

someone Is anxious to fil your
want" You viii surely find tho
man you seek II YOU send an ad to
The star Ads taken by phone.
Main l050 Ind al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20

=, ,.sarf.Es General Moses
..,..',nn ass removed from we
! y matsr commissioner hf
- ,,.xander TO-DAY, and ihe ae-
~ rayor vas nnNnlinoNaif
- = =. the csly council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20

.essz2kf 4 :. The enkak n&
-. - s'1ssaentsns. dank hier ut the
2. - Leopold and Prince Vie
:. s = eoasin ~ The kiuE &c
m h. snaouueet Fcbru-
~
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. Hpeekefi AZ cDnffs collections.
- - vfBA Hired #NfHry public.
y apsfIHifg fAfn Ubgnes
!. .ehi and Marion n
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w.xpfxtsTtAN The senate VIII
- ~ postpane she admission
- Msxlcn ard ArieanA as
-. a.st ne Summer 10 iFti
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..xevtli.E Ind L y belieN +
FkANs. M ~ aaagvr 60 naNika
4 -, M ~ the ice Eofsr tEa
~ ssA'. ....,enlnk down the hhlt
- 49, 49,. MONDAY. i rassed'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20

..sa4x4pot - Anti-atmlnz
-. speakers a. the ualted
4. wnsssrs centeufion bitterly
- President Lev ls who an.
- ghrir attacks - far The
$3.50 y glAslng politics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20

rRANt.iSCo David STA :
- - Mission EmerKency nee
- 4 y. 1900 frpm burns that mss
- 's n.Al sna SIS ether lae9fsy.
Fsss s sssa frum minor burns as
= .~ N 4 sever gas explosion
= - .,.h where se nten wet"
.Ela8
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~z<frx. y J-Tte boom for
Tzs-ex Wlian president -
<~xsm nrlrsFslsy. for the demo-
- n.mlnxllun Tor president in
III ~ ,srnally launched today
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-29
est. Elmo" Pleases

AS a pleasing vehicle for public
entertainment "St. Elmo" will hold
a high place in the regard of theatre
goers. Popular as novel, it will
prove doubly popular as play, and
the company sent forth with it by
the George Amusement Company is
fully equal to the demands of the
production. 1t is we'll staged, we'll
acted, and should receive a warm
greeting everywhere.
The manager of the Grand Opera
House at Rockford, ILL.,, says:-The
attraction is one of the very best I
have played this season. The COM
pany is fully adequate and the pro-
duction IN keeping with the high
character of the play. believe re-
turn date will prove immensely pro-
ftable. At the armory Aug. 18th.