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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-09-23

The Issue seeks to explain away the
publication Of ''Thoughts Of Love-
says Editor Vardaman.
II dot approve of such sentiment.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-09-23
MISS RUBY Mcleod.
General Insurance Agent
GHE.N ADA. MISS.
L.

1BVTANCI III
~ Represents several OF the large
insurance Companies doing business In til
tuiird states. viii write Fire. Life. rOrna
"a and Accident Insurance.. You business
solicited Jan. t.-1. /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

into the limitations Of a single act
hut an a dramatic poem Il IL one
OF ib6on'a best II IL n drama Of in
tense psychology; Il IL almost
wholly a barring Of souls.
II gave Nazimova n magnificent
opportunity. and she turned that
opportunity into triumph She
has more nearly perfected her Eng
liHh until now hor accent has be
come rather attractive than other
Wise. II la not no pronounced as
was Modieska'a az the time Of her
last tour. Aud speaking Of Mod
iogka and Sara nernhnrdt aud
Clara Morris and few OF the great
ones 81 the past. II would seem that
NazimOva a. well Ia the line Of
legitimate succession 10 their droop
ms nantes. She has their fiery
intensity. she pcrHonlflca tho emo
tons nnperblY. she IL dramatic In
every fiber. and above all she has
the ainuous grace OF youth. the good
looks Of youth. and the full. rich
speaking voice Of youth. and the
world before her. and the admira.
ton OF two continents ~ thiR early
period Of her career Bear Saxi.
nova IN mind for the bis thinEn o.
The future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
SUPREME COURT is
UNlNASKED

The rule laid down by the court
in the Noble case was 80 mani
testify erroneous. 80 unjust In It's
effect upon the rights of the un.
fortunate. and aroused no much In
dignatlon both among lawyers and
among workingmen that the court
has been repeatedly appealed to 20
reverse or modify a. Even the
court Itself has since repudiated
It's logic and admitted IL 10 be
wrong. In the Manning case. re.
ported In the atth Washington, and
involving the same question, the
court said
I'VE think u proper 20 say that,
as this court Is now constituted,
II this question were now here "a
one Of original statutory eonssrue-
ton, Il Is not improbable that a
different construction would be
adopted. But a mere change IN the
personnel Of the court should not
be treated as Justification for over.
ruling former decisions, even
though the individual judges may
think that they we're erroneous"
This comment was made during
the restoration period. the interval
between the retirement from the
bench OF Judge Gordon and the
elevation 20 it Of Judges Rudkin.
Root and Grow IN " THE
COURT TOOK THE POSITION
THAT, HAVING COMMITTED AN
INJUSTICE IN ONE DECISION.
1T WOULD PERSIST IN COM.
MiTTlNG THE SAME INJUSTICE
M All SUBSEQUENT SIMILAR
DECISIONS; THAT, HAVING RE
FUSED ONCE TO PENALlxE
CARELESS MURDER. IT WOULD
CONTINUE IN THAT REFUSAL.
And this 10 the court which lts
champions insist should not be
criticized; the court which can do
no wrong.
The Boss Of the system and the
system OF the Boss Is the title Of
tomorrow's article In this series
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
Nazimova SCI ores Great
Triumph at The Moore

Perhaps two.thirds OF the actors
on the American stage are not actors
at all Their stage training has
been so superficial, their opportnni.
ties for the requirement OF REAL
stage art under the guidance Of a
real stage director go moagof. aud
their general experience 80 limited
that they do not In the full sense
OF the word flll the roles assigned
them. but simply play az them.
II there are so many more bad
actors than good ones, isn't II an
easy matter 20 realize the time. the
patience. the money and the tedious
details Of tryouta aud aolection
that t1ehler a co. must have gone
through Ia assemble that remark.
able cast Just seen here with Viola
Allen. or that the shubcrta OK.
perienoed In gathering the very ef
foctiye company which last even.
ms opened AZ the Moore with Nine
Naxlmoya1 For Il was tho general
excellence OF everything which first
and most Impressed the experienced
playEoer at tho Moore last night. II
IL company that il qualified 10
play almost anything In modern
drama. and that would prove inter
.eatlng In almost everything.
Was q Big House.
Il WAS one OF the gala nights Of
the new dramatic season. The big
playhouse was almost completely
sold out The fame OF Naglmova
and the namo Of ibscn had drawn
the most discriminating OF local
playgoers. who did not patronlRo
lbaen with their eyes shut. For
brother lhsen. great as he in. IL
an acquired taate. And Il takes n
pretty fine aggregation OF players
20 aurmount his difficulties. The
shubert company last night hurdlcd
them with never n trip.
Little Eyolf' was the hiil. for
the first time here. AZ straight.
away dramatic composition Il would
possess no great interest. n ~
.talky and depressing. and it's I'm
portant scenes could be compressed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
AN ABSOLUTE aEcFssI7z
SO Thinks A. Leas, On. r,,...-
Man.

80 Thinks A. Least One rr,v.s..
Man.
] would az soon think a. 60.
out without my mileage heos. ~
grip a. % start out on ~ ~ -
out a box ~ stuart's n.s.' ~
Tablets IN my valise. SAID - ~
Ing man who represents n -
hardware house WhyY ns.s..'
have 10 put up at all NJ, !,
hotels and boarding houses NJ.
10 eat good bad and ludlas....
food az all hours Of the 49, -
night and I don't believe an ~. y.
stomach will stand that ~ :
thing without protest a.ys., !,
know mine won't II has 4 ~.
something % break the hi !.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets /, 4.
crutch ! fan back on.
Ny friends often "josh" me -.
II. tell me I'm an easy mari \.
patent medicine fakers. thai ave
Used medicines are hambags -
but ! notice that they are resrI,
always complaining Of their -,
and pains and poor digestion vtFs
can stand most any Old klnS i
fare and feel good and fes1y 4,
my work when It needs ne. ~ /
believe owe my good dIxes,ts
and sound health TO the dally -
lar use OF Siuarts Dyspepsia II.
lets. year in and year 0ul. asa I
the "toEhlng" in the worle Y
never convince me 10 the cun,y1r
] used TO have heartburn ssnz
three times a day and ! hszdsa,
about three or four times a ~
and after standing for this FOR ~
or five years began 70 look anul
for a crutch and found IL whegrv
doctor told me the best inyezsst
could make would be q "a -,
box Of Stuart's Dyspepsia 7riss
and ! have invested about -
cents a month for them ever ksn|
and when ] stop TO THAI. TIA, lsa:
f. what ! spend ever day 81
cigars, feel Ike shaking hznh,
with myself for ! can keep my sios
ach and digestion in first cisss o
der Tor fifty cents q month ! dzf|
care for any better life srssFsnz
Ny druggist tells me they an b
most popular Of all stomach Hsk
cines and that they have nsaaaar
ed their popularity and saocsm >
cause they do as advertised ~
bring results. and results are SIC
count in a patent medicine Is nsa
as in selling harbwire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
HERE'S ONE SAD DRAMA
NOT WRITTEN BY IBSEN

thy rude iogtllng J prey your par
don. old graybeard when he dis
covers real cause ~ collisloBl
Turning 10 rude yOuthsl And ~
for you. unoouth youths. 'twcre well
l had not this lady with me- tbusi
ness Of lowering frowns and bold
'front.'.
Youths On unison) Beat II. thou
hHmi"
Leading Man "Ye gods. must
stand this insult from the rabble
youths advance quickly and swat
leading man on jaw lie sinks 10
pavement unconscious. Youths
flee. Leading woman and cbauf.
feur pursue. but pursued ones
eBcape)
ACT 3.
Scene / interior Of hotel Busy
physiclan).
Physician: lie viii recover"
(sloo gin fizz and slow curtain)
fQuick curtain1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
SEN. WILLIAMS
IS DIVORCED

State Senator u. NJ. Williams was
divorced by his wife. Mrs Una NJ.
Williams. yesterday Judge John
r. Main signed the decree. after
listening 90 Mrs Williams teutl.
mony Williams did not contest the
suit
Mira Williams told the court that
the senator had been guilty OF cold
treatment, studied neglect. cruel
treatment and personal indignitiea
towards hur since their marriage
on November i. iSa2 Tho couple
has no children The property
rights we're settled out OF court.
Senator Williams WAS ono OF the
most extreme "wota' while Ia tho
legislature He was defeated by
Daniel Landon for denomination IA
the recent primaries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
CLUB ENDORSES
FIGHT ON VICE

In big meeting last nlEh, 81 the
Mems club o. University Christian
church. during which municipal con
ditiops we're thoroughly discussed.
the following resolutions. algnifi.
cant ut the state % public Renti.
meat over the exposure OF condi.
tons By The Star we're paanad
The present Increase In crime.
political corruption. the status 81
tho social evil and mildred vices
are diaErRcefni IN the extreme.
The club recognizes the
value o. publicity In matters o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
SAIL 1900 MILES in
BALLOON In BIG RACE

miles.
Teh America II and the Dusael
dorff are still unreportcd
The Helyetia landed without mis-
hap. Pilot Setback and Aide Paul
Armbrustsr we're we'll. aud declar.
ed they had had n perfect trip. The
Helvefia vas supposed to have
landed al villa Marie. so miles
from Haileysburg yesterday. but
today u was learned that the bal.
loon which landed there was the
Germanla. Pilot Won Abercron. The
0ermania, after parting with the
America H. and the Dusseldorf. the
two balloons yet 90 be heard from
sailed northeast over Maniouiin
and passed Sudbury. Wanipetae and
Lake Temiskaming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
CHARGE CENSUS
PADDING HERE

names that we're stricken from the
rolls will not make any apprcciable
difference"
Padding In Seattle.
The census officials say that Sc.
attic INDUCED IN several kinds o.
padding. The character Of each Will
be explained. Il ia sald. when Seat.
ties population 10 announced the
last Of this week or the frs, Of next.
The repor, from Portland has not
been received yet, 30 the extent Of
padding In the Oregon city ls no,
known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
ODDITIES in THE NEWS
GIRL NURSE IN ASYLUM HERSELF CRAZY

NHItAHUl Oct InBanity Is
contagious This was the verdict Of
a physician and the coroner IN the
case ~ Emma Koonlgberg 20 years
old She had been engaged as a
nurse AZ the detention hospital.
whore insane are committed until
their condition can be investigated
She left the place last week. and
today ended hor life by taking gas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

NEWARK. n. J.. Oct 2i.--Work'
men excavAiing for the Laekawan-
M railroad improvements At
bloomfield. n. j.. yesterday came
upon a large black snake 10 feet
from The surface OF the ground
The reptile was over four feet
long II soon showed signs Of life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
pRAMATla pERaoNAr.

DHAMATI8 PERSONAL.
Del 8. Lawrence, leading man NJ
the Lois theatre
Two young burilea.
Spectators, including Mrs. Law.
renee
Chauffeur.
ret I.
Scene l. brilliantly lighted cafe
(GeraldnJ Good eats spread about
Leading man and wife discovered
sitting at bountifHl board Business
Of lciHurely munehlng food
y 8. Lawrence; Let ua away,
milady."
Mrs. Lawrence; "'Tis we'll"
Act ?.
Scene 2 Exterior Of Gcraid'a
cafe Enter leading man and lead
Ing woman Automobile and chauf
feur NJ curblng Of street Old man,
showed by burlioa. coilides with
leading man. ruffling dignity and
clothing
Leading Man: Il prithee. cease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

public morals, ard 10 In full
accord with the efforts now be
Ing made 20 throw the light
into DARK places In seattie'a 20.
iitieal social and commercial
life, believing that when the
facts are known, the citizens
will rise up and demand
change.
ITO that end II applauda any ~
forts Of private citizens or publ,
servants 20 condemn dishonesty II
men or corruption in office. ans
pledges unsworying loyalty TO th'
fiKht"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
STEALS WATCHES.

Boldly kicking n hole IN the plate
glass front Of a iewelry store at
100 First av., a thief grabbed a tray
holding a dozen watches, valued at
$3.50, and made his escape early this
morning PatrOlman Smith. who
was standing at First av and Yes.
Ter way heard the crash but was
unable 20 overtake tho thief. who
fled toward the waterfront.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
She Doesn't Like Gum, But
She Chews Miles of 1t

"No. never vas a typewriter
girl" said Miss Nell Franzen. who
plays the part Of one in brew
ster's Millions" now playing At the
Seattle
ITS hard 10 believe that when
you watch Miss FranKen rattle the
keys. but she crosses her heart
and says no. I've chewed about
two miles uf gum. though. believe
since went on the stage. Miss
Franzen went on. Seems ! always
draw a gum.chewing part. II !
liked gum Il would be all right.
but ! don't
But" and she Strengthened up
and saluted. orders Is orders by
the way. you have 20 be able 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
COCHRAN JOINS 7. R.

NEW YORK. Oct. 81 W
Hourke Cochran announced today
that he will assist the cause OF
Henry l. Sumson. republican nom
inee for governor OF New York, by
Joining his friends on the stump
IN the interests Of the candidate
Cochran will be one OF Col Rooae-
velts rlgh, hand men In the direo.
ton OF the campaign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
feOueludedl


when il said "AEtRs AND PER.
soNAL REPRESENTATIVES," u
did not mean what Il said but
meant WIDOW OR CHILDREN"
In short. Il mutllated the law
passed BY the legislature and IN
tended 70 be general in It's appiiea-
ton so as 20 exclude parents from
recovering Tor the killing Of child,
a husband for the killing OF his
wife, or sister fer tho killing Of
her brother. Under this decision
employing corporations engaged IN
enterprises IN which accidental
deaths are frequent need only 10
employ UNMARRIED MEN, and
20 KILL instead Of MANNING them
Inerder TO escape civil liability for
their negligence.
Judge Dunbar pissented.
IN order 70 stretch plain stat
ute into such unacceptable shape,
Judge Gordon wrote an opinion OF
several pages. white Judge Dunbar
the grand old man" Of the court,
disposed 81 the question In dis.
seuting opinion OF three lines. In
which he said
4 dissent l think the right tto
recovery Is conferred by the plain
language ol the statute. which Is
not capable Of construction. -
There Is rule OF law that a
person Is presumed to intend that
which Is the natural consequence
of hts own acts The natural con,
sequence Of the act og a corpora
ton which could safeguard the
lives of its employees and refuses
20 do so IS TO take the lives OF
some OF those employees, Ia short
murder The consequence 81 the
Gordon decision In the Noble case
was 10 nullify the only legal pen.
atty for most Of these preventable
accidental deaths. these careless
murders.
Judge Stiles Opinion.
"The decision In the Noble case
was a great surprise TO the Clegan
profession. especially BECAUSE the
reasoning OF Il was based wholly
upon decisions under a Kentucky
statute. repealed at the time, and
which bore no similarity 20 our own
law | have quoted the exact
language Of Judge II. L. stiles. OF
Tacoma. a former member OF the
supreme court.
Frank r. Post. OF Spokane. one
OF the ablest corporation lawyers
In the state. and one Of the first
friends and warmest champions OF
the supreme court. said IN his brief
In the case OK Nesbitt vs.. the
Northern Pacific railroad
The Noble case we believe to be
wrong. both In principle and upon
authority The case should be
squarely oyerruled II decides no
rule Of property and no vested In.
teresfs will be disturbed BY such
a course The rule Of stare deeisls
has no application to a case like
this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

WASHINGTON. Oct. a. Follow
Ing the report Of Special Agent Me
kenxie. who has been revising the
census returns % Spokane. wAsh.
Director OF the Census Durand
stated that the population Of spo
kane would be- announced probably
next week.
While there WAS some PADDING
At Spokane, said Durand.. "cvideuos
tends 10 indicate that u WaE NOT
done Intentionally, and tho ieS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
FEARS OLD AGF,
KILLS H|MShI
tny United Pee.

ny United Pfssai
DENVER Colo. oet ),
ing a note identifying bI,,...ll AsI
declaring himself fea,t.' 'ssa n
would be- but a matter N asl
time until he would hss, sscT
pendent on charity. 0eergs =
Williams ~ Maryspllle ~, IN
day a suicide. having fatsr :
at the Eiks hotel. In ,he =, =. y
said: '"' hist !,
# have drIfted into a..
middle age, poverty s,,,1
and friendless. and / yi.,.. -. ~
alarm the prospect o. ! 49,. ~
ent old age" pss
Williams also left A h,.A
manuscript which INDULGE ass !
oeophical filings at varions = I
Of life One said. 100
"ln comparing rsllo... !,
have come 10 the eocei,..,.
that the basis for rellas--
superstition"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

and Commenced % crawl around.
Then one OF the men killed g. The
place where the snake WAS found
had been flied IN 45 years ago, and
on the surface was two feet Of trap
nock and hard macadam. II is be-
licyed the snake had been buried
there for nearly a half century.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
Cny unitsd rre..l

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Oct. 81.
The worlds distance and sustain.
ed flight records for balloouing
were broken by the balloon Hell.
vetla Of Switzerland. which landed
at st. lsidore. Quebec. after hav
ing travelled 1900 miles from St
Louis.
The former record was 1893
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
ANOTHER DIVORCE WITH RICO TO BLAME

correspondent named By UT. I'm.
mcrHon.
Riggo attained considerable motto,
ricty some years ago. when the
Princess de Chamhy, formerly Clara
Ward Of Detroit, cloped with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

0He lot fhIH IntfpTs
Please forgive me, but before
came here had been at the de,en-
ton hospital with crazy people. and
that IL most awful nightmare
Death IN a thousand times 10 be pre-.
ferred 10 insanity. ] don't want 10
be- a burden 20 anyone. and I have
no desire 20 see anyone"
Insanity was the verdict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21


4 ISN'T IT a coINcipENcE7 4
4 In "The CITY," play just 4
4 seen al the Moore, one Of the 4
4 impressive Developments Of
4 the plot was the disclosure TO 4
4 a young man that certain 4
young woman was his own Hia. =
4 ter. In Little Eyolf" the a
play which followed THE 4
4 city" nm impressive scene ~ 4
4 the disclosure 10 young man 4
= that a certain young woman IL =
4 not his Uwn sister"
= Now. isn't Il odd, those two a
= scenes directly following one 4
4 another. with exactly reverse \
4 factaf \
a a Il = 4 Il 4 Il a l. 4 :. Il Il a 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
Kills PARROT FOR TALKING no CHICKS

wGNsTED. Conn. Oct 2i--A
parrot owned By Otto G Schneider
OF sandiafield escaped yesterday
evening and flew 20 the hen house
Of y. n. Snow II talked 20 the
hens. which set up great caekiing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

BOSTON. Oct El.--ilna Cavalier
ran sing 10 Boston unless the public
objects. Director Russell Of the
Boston opera houes said today that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

IA cROssE. via, o., !
local pearl hunter named w M
scherrer has found In 4 Cir -, y.
a pearlsiug which il an ss ~, - !.
production Of a womss,s !. !
showing five weIl.formed ~. - 9
even a small corn on the ia y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
Interesting Reading for
Tubercular Invalids

The makers OK Eckmans Alter
ative-the medicine that Is curing
tuberculosis ali over the country
will send direct. a pamphlet and
other literature. that every con
sumptive should read II tells In
their own language the story OF
those whom Eckmans Alternative
has cured
Such straight.from-the-h heart evi.
dence as this booklet holds Il con.
yincing
No matter II you have unFortun.
ately spent time and money expert.
menting with nearly every cure"
under the eut--investlgate
Eekmans Alternative. II shown the
heart-touehing affidavit OF a father
whose only son was cured OF fuber-
culosis by Eckmans Alternative AZ.
ter all hope had been abandoned,
would II not carry some weight
with your A specimen. Ills Cher.
~ ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
Gentlemen. In July. 1905.
first noticed the conditions that
showed had Consumption. lost
weight rapidly had hollow cough.
hemorrhages and very severe night
sweats Ny brother recommended
Eckman's Alternative In the Fall
OF 1895 began TO take Il. At this
time ! am perfectly well and 70
bust. Ny appetite Is good and my
weight has increased from 10 TO
lao pounds. Not trace OF my old
trouble remains ! will gladly ex.
press the merits OF this medicine
TO anyone"
(Signedl NJ. l.. GERHARDT.
Eckman's Alternative cures Bron-
chitis. Asthma, Hay Fever. Throat
and Lung Affections For sale by
Owl Drug Co, Bartell Drug Co. and
other leading druggists Ask for
booklet Of cured cases and write 70
Eckman Laboratory. Philadelphia
Pa, for additional evidence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

Nj WYORk. Oct 2i.--Canper T.
Emmeraon. Dr., was granted a de
cree of absolute divorce from kath.
eryn yesterday by Justice Green.
baum In the supreme court. the gyp-
~ wolinlets Jaued Bigo. being the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
IuRY pRone ZOE EXPLOSION

Los ANGELES. Cal. Oct al
The investigation 81 the Times dy'
namiting case came 10 a climax TO
day when Judge Walter nordweli
Ia the superior court. ordered the
summonlng 81 a special grand Jury
The ycnire will report Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
WILLING TO JUMP FROM TALL BUILDING

CINCINNATI. oct xl.-Ho0rge
Howard. noted balioonist. and pilot
Of tho balloon nrlftor In the recent
contest az indianapolis. and the
worlds former champion bridge
diver and jumper. announced today
that be wants 10 jump from one Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 2i-The North The proceedings
question whether mans ability 20
mentally able Morgan who
will Register OF Wills years. leaving wills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
T. r. GOES TO BOSTON.

NEW YORK. Oct 21.-Col.
Roosevelt is on route today 70 Bos-
ton, where he will speak tonight on
behalf Of tho recollection of Senator
Lodge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

Cincinuau'H talieFt aky-scrapcrH. the
Traction building. into a net lie
says:
4 have studied ont Just how ]
would have 10 make tho jump.
which would be the highest ever 81
tempted ia the world"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

NJ this queer looking hen which
talked Ike those foolish humans.
Snow heard PollyE voice. and think
Ing thieves were robbing his rooats.
he ran out with a gun and fired He
killed Polly. Schneider buried the
bird today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
MAJOR wiNiFlELo SCOTT DEAD

SAN DIEGO Cal. oct al
Major Winfield Scott OF this city.
formerly national chaplain 90 the
Grand Army OF the Republic died
yesterday az Seottndale. Arizona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
LIMA WILL SING IN BOSTON THs YEAR

he was running no school OF morals,
and that she certainly should APP
the opera patrons refused 20 coun-
tonhncc her