davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-16

rowie walk robia natufalnie do
bra mine i oswiadczaja, 9e tylko
ze sadem liczyc sic beda, a nigdy
zarzadzeniarni gubernatora,gdyz
maja w kieszeni for1nalne zezwo-
lenie.
Rownoczesnie jednak przygo-
towuja sic ma wypadek zakazu i
ogladaja sic "a Stanem, W kto-
rymby odbyciu sic walki ME sta
wiano przeszkod. Planuja oni.
przeniese:teren zapasow do stanu
Nevada lubl Utah.
Panije tu powszechnie mnie-
mamie, re z Waszyngtonu musia-
10 nadejsc do glbernatora pismo,
w ktorern zwrocono uwage, re w
miescie, ktore .popiera piesciar-
stwo ME moglaby bye urzadzo-
ma planowana wystawa Panam-
ska, gdyl opinia ogo4u zwraca sic
przeciw temu.
Ell Paso, Texas, 16 czerwca. -
Aranzerowie. walki ,,Jeffries VS..
Johnson" Tex Rickard i Jack
Gleason zostali przez tutejsze
kola .sportowe" zaproszeni, aby
walke, w razie zakazu sadowego
ma odbycie sic jej W San Franci-.
SEQ, urzadzono w Mexyku W Jua-
rer, gdzie sic znajduje arena dla
walk bykow, mogaca pomiescic
10000 ludzi. Panuje tu mniema-
ME, re ami prezydent Diaz, ami
gubernator Stanu Chihuahua,
Creel mic ME bedzie nial przeciw
piesciarstwu.
Londyn, 16 czerwca. -W1zbie
posl6w wni6sf premier Asquith
przedfozenie, moca ktorego costa
ie krolowa Marya mianowana re-
gentka, ma wypadek zgonu Je-
rzego V obecnego krola pred
dojsciem do pelnoletnosci naste-
pcy tronu ksiecia Cornwall.
Serajewo, Bosnia, 16 czerwca.
- Jeneral Varesamin de Wares,
gubernator wojskowy Bosni !
Hercegowiny uszedl niemal Gu
downyrn zbiegiem okolicznosci
smierci rak socyalisty Kuraijo'
Varesanin powracai po otwarciu
pierwszego posiedzenia Sejmu
bosniackiego do swego paiacu i
skoro juz niedale4o domu sic
znajdowai, przyskoczyi don Ku-
raijo dai s strzalow ma pare "a
ledwie lsrokow. Wszystkie strzaly
chybiiy.
Kuraijo widzac, re zamach sic
ME udal, majac W perspektywie
stryczek, lub doaywotnie wiezie-
ME odebral sobie jednym strzafem
zycie.
Kolonia, 16 czerwca. Smutne
nadchodza wiadodnosci nadar-
skich okolic. Ar co prawda powr6
Gil do koryta swego, ale pozosta-
viii straszne zniszczenia wiele
egzystencyi ludzkich pochionaf'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-16
zwARTEK, DNIA l6-do CzERwcA, 1910 RoKU
,y cywilimwa6 dopiero musza.

cy cyWlllzoWac doplero musza.
Pubikacye podobnych prac,
jak niniejsza, oparta ma grllnto-
wnych studyach naszego poaozenia'
2 wdziecznoscia przyja6 nam male
zy, bo wsr6d przesladowa1, &to-
rych re wszech stron doznajemy,
pietnowanie takie w oczach cale-
go cywilizowanego Swiata naduayc
wszelkich kt6re znosic musimy,
jest przynajmniejj pociecha, re ME
we wszystkich sercach zamarfo po-
czucie sprawiedliwosci / coraz cze-
sciej odzywaja sic gfosy, aby raz
przecie prawa nasze znalazfy po-
szanowanie.
Rad rosyjsii, gdyby tylko ze-
chcia} znalaz1 by W piracy Leblon-
dow wskaz6wh cenne, re system
rozpanoszony w krajach polshch
zniszczonym bye powinien, DO po
"a dogodzeniem uczuciu nienawi5-
CT pewnej nielicznej tylko kasty
i sposobnosci obfowienia sic wsr6d
zametu, ME prowadzi do niczego
innego, iak do ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Rosyi, a przynosi jej nieobliczalne
materyalne szkody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-16
Telegramy zagranlczne

Londyn, 16 czerwcea. = TuteJ-
sly Express" zamieszcza rzeko-
mo stanowcza wiadomoSc, ze po-
szukiwany i "a zamordowanego
uwazany maizonek pani Charlton
kt6rej trupa wylowiono W kufrze
ieziora wloskiego W Como =
znajduje sic W Londynie.
Wiadomosc ia wywolaaa ma
mieiscu zbrodni niernala senza-
eye. Stwiendza ona, re przypusz-
czenia policyi wloskiej So praw-
dziwe, zas twierdzenia posla O.
raz konsula amerykanskiego, ia
koby Porter Charlton ME zyl, So
bledne.
Como, 1s czerwca. - >Konstan-
ty Ispolatoff wieziony pod zarzu-
tenn wspoluczestnictwa W "a
mordowaniu Amerykanki PAM
Charlton, ktorej trupa wylowiono
w kufrze jeziora, byl przeslu-
chiwany wczoraj. Jall poprzednio
talk i teraz zachowal on zupelna
rownowage umys}owa i zimna
krew. Zaprzecza wszelkim posa-
dzeniom poszlakom spokojnie i
bez uniesienia, a nawet pozwala
sobie kpic wladz bezpieczen-
stwa. Miedzy innemi dal on Cd
powiedz, ,,ze Rad wloski musi
bye bardzo bogaty, skoro moze
mu w wiezieniu dac lepsze utrzy-
mamie, niz m6glby je mice "a pen
sya placona w kwocie $50 rocznie
przez Rad rosyjski".
Wszelkie okolicznosci zdaja sic
swiadczyc, re Ispolatoff stoi bli-
sko rzadu rosyjskiego kto vie,
czy ME ma jakich specyalnych
funkcyi do spe}nienia.
Posel amerykahski Leishman,
przebywajacy obecnie W zamku
Urion, polozonym mad jeziorem
Como oraz konsul amerykahski z
Medyolanu, zajmuja sic gorliwie
rozwiazaniem zagadkowego NOR
derstwa. Twierdza oni ustawicz-
ME, ze Charlton zosta} takze "a
mordowany re jego trup znaj-
duje sic ma dnie jeziora. Z Genuy
przyjezdzaja dis nurkowie NOR
scy, ably zbadac dno jeziora w
miejscu, w ktorem wyiowiono ku
fer re zwiokami Charltonowej.-
Policya wloska zaS jest wprost
przeciwnego zapatrywania.
Uwzgiedniajac rozmaite roz-
nych stron nadchodzace wiesci,
ME ustaja w}adze policyjne W po-
szukiwaniach "a Charltonem kto-
rego miano widziec ma drugi
dzieh po dokonanem morderstwie
ma jego zonie w Lucernie.
Como, 16 czerwca. = Ustalono
ostatecznie stan faktyczny doko-
nanego morderstwa ma osobie
Charltonowej. Komisarz i agenci
sledczy doszli do nastepujacego
wniosl1u:
w dzien dokonania morderstwa
odbywala sic W dolnych ubika-
cyach mieszkania panstwa Charl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-16
PRZEGLAD
POuTYN MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago, 16 czerlCcG.
(POlSk0 dzisiejszG).

Pd tytuIem LA Pologne d'au-
jourd hui" zamiescii Marius j
AIRY LeblendOwie W ,,La Revue
l czerwca studyum o Kr6le-
stwie Polskiem, bardzo gruntow-
ME opracowane, W kt6rem stara-
ia sic zwr6cie uwage cywihzowa-
nego Swiata z jednei strony ma
straszny ucisk, jakiego Polacy
pod rzadem rosyjslim doznaja,
drugiej na ogromny rozw6j ekono-
miczny i dzielnoSe ludnosci pol
skiej, ,kt6ra mimo wszerdego pre-
sladowania podnios}a sie ogrom-
ME Gnlturalnie materyalnie, -
Zaznaczyd musimy wyraznie,
&c autorowie W studyum swem zai
muja size wylacznie Polska pod
panOwaniem rosyjskiem, ME do
tykajac zupeRnie stosunk6w ami
Poznanskiego ami Galicyi.
,,Zaden nar6d europejski ME
byl r6wnie srogo probationary,
a mimo 10 laden ME pokaza3 sic
zdolnym do talk mielkodusznych
wysi{k6w" = powiadaja nastep-
ME. Przesladowanie ludnosG
przez w}adze ich organa W ja-
skrawych maluja kolOrach; wska-
zujq ma rewizye, aresztowania,
kt6rym podlega kazdy bez mai
mniejszego powodu, i owe pre-
sluchy Policyjne, przypOminajace
nieraz tOrtury. Kazde podejzenie
wystarcza, aby uAedz karom mai
srozszym.
Wszelkie urzedy publicne So
obsadzone Rosyanami, nawet die
vice dziesiatych profesor6w ME
jest pochOdzenia polsiego, a igno
raneya pomiedzy to rzesza urzedni
cza jest tax wieIka, re ME znaja
nawet kodebsu Napoleona, obowia
zuiaeego dotychczas w Kr6l. Pol
skiem. Wszelkie wiec sprawy "a
latwiajq sic po temu.
Rad day wprost do demorali-
zacyi ludnoSci. Ma cele publiczne
ME }oiy mic prawie, Gale p0dat-
h obraca ma utrzymanie policy,
rzeszy szpieg6w ca}ej zgri funk
cyonaryuszy kt6rzy maja kraj ,,u-
spokaja6".
Sz&onictwo stoi ma nader mis-
kim stOpniu; W dOdatku iczba u
czni W szho}ach rzadowych jest
ograniczonQ, tax ze ma}a czese
zgsaszajacych sic przyjmowana
bywa.
W czarnych nader kolorach, a.
le pramdziwych maluja autorzy
stosunki panujace pod wszelkim
wzgledem W Kr6lestwie Polskiem.
PodnoSza nnciskiem zaniedbanie
najwieksze przez Rad rosyjsh
wszelkich srOdk6w komunikacyj-
nych, brak poparcia przenys{u i
ME tylko to, ale wprOst tamowa-
ME wszeIhego rOzwojn knltural-
nego.
Przedstawiajac stan rolnictwa,
nejjwyzzszem obuFzeniem wyra1a-
ia sic zakazie nabywanie ne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-16

fyniu, Ukraine, zakazie swladcza-
Gym o braku najzupelniejszym
wszeTkich cywilizacyjnych pope
dow W rzadzacych sferach rosyj-
skich.
1akie postepowanie rzqdu mu-
sia4o koniecznosci wywo}ac a
narchiezne stosunki, tenn wiecej,
ae Mkt ma prawde ME vie, jahem
prawem wolnosci, raz juz dane
przez cara, zupe}nie znoszone 20
staia dekretami w}adz podrzed-
nych.
A mimo to wszystko, mimo te-
go nieslychanego ucisku Polska
rozwija sic podnosi ekonomicz-
ME.
Autorowie podnosza rozw6j
przemys}u polskiego eksploatuja-
cegO bogactwa kraju, podnosza
wielli pOstep ma polu rolniczenn
i wielki dodatni wp}yw, jaki pod
tym wzgledem zrzeszenia i stowa-
rzyszeuia rolnicze wywieraja.
Wszystko zas wychodzi z inicyaty
wy prywatnej ME tylko ME znaj-
duje poparcia rzadu, ale musi
zwalczae ogromne trudnoSci, kt6re
in ma kaidym kroku stawia.
Zdaniem autor6w rozw6j pre-
mysfu, handlu j rolnictwa pol
skiego ma wielka przyszlosc pred
soba. Warszawa stanie sic kiedys
jednym najwiekszych ryukGw
Europy, ma kt6rym spotykac sic
bedzie ca1y Wsch6d zachodnia
Europa.
Studyum swoje koncza Leblon-
dowie TENN siowy: ,,Nar6d polski
posiada size niespoiyta, ME tyl-
ko narodowa, ale ekonomiczna.
Wrasta liczebnie, predzej nawet
niz niemiecki. Cd czasu rozbio-
row W koGcu XVIII wieku lud-
nose podniosla sic 81 milion6w
ma 20 miion6w. Podczas gdy wte-
dy poczucie patryotyczne znaleS6
bylo MONA jedynie posr6d ME
wielkiei iczby arystokracyi, dzi-
siai ogarne}o ono og6lnie Gala ma,
Sc ladu, ME wylqczajac nawet m.
teligentnyeh socyalst6w. Nar6d
posiada ME tylko size moralnq,
xieksza, anizei kt6rykolwiek 4
rarod6w europejskich : ale i 81
ie ekoncmiczna. M}oda Polska
Jest narodem jedynym najpra-
eowitszych i najenergiczniejszyea
Europv".
Studyum Leblond'6w przezna-
czonem jest naturalnie dla zagra-
nicy, DO dla mas wszystko to co
naszem kraju m6wia, jest natural
ME znanem. Taikie publikacye,
pisane szczeg6lniej przez ludzi bez
stronnych, ME Polak6w, maja-
cych ustaloua juz s}awe, W Gtera-
ckim Swiecie, muszq przyczynie
sic do rozswietlenia poglad6w ma
Polske panujace W niej stosunki
posr6d cywilizowanego swiata.
Chociaz studyum to zajmuje sic
wylacznie zierniami polskiemi.
znajdujacemi sle pod panowaniem
rosyjskiem, to dziwnie przedsta-
wiaja sic publikaeye wrogiego
nam hakatystycznego obozu, kt6re
mas przedstawiaja jake pol dzi-'
lich barbarzy1c6w, kt6rych Mem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-16
JEFFRIES & JOHNSON.
GubernatOr zabrOn1 walki = Sad bedzie wy
rOkOwa1. = lime miejsce spotkania.
Ma wypadek smierci kr6la Anglii.
ZAMACH REWoLWERoWY sOCYALlsTY.
Zniszczenie zywiOiowe W EurOpie.

operacye sKorze
nabiedniejszych Zapowiedz novel bury kOngree Dwu
emigant6w plOmienach Demokracl Stanu
Oszukuje swych kienOW
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-16

Dokohczenie ma stroniey s-tej
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

FffNetH@H latest
49,, 80 Friedman. Blanche Waisb'a
= ~ - Aanaser. gut one over"
4. " < suite Miner lasi week So
~. .nAa paper that Miss Waishs
7. . n. msh was 4 member 81 one
Z. 3. ssss known families HI Amer.
" lae paper printed tho story
..,,. ~ iae ahow arrived IN town.
~. $3.50 impelled TIE city editor io
4. ~. - wAat family II vas mat
/. ropffty man belonged h. 40
.... ~. reporter 70 ask the stage
.,.sa shai bis name was
.s.s. ...a smith replied tho man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

~ theatrical Mechanical aaSo.
..,as % g. has started the year
4 sstslnnx the feilosing officers
Fs<.t<sf /, 5sff White. vice pres.
-, Hsnfy wesngarsens past
r~.aest Ice Page treasurer
nrss ssslnfieid. secretary. u L.
Sa.zs nsrhsl, James oMaliey
xrrs<sszfsrns. Joseph i.afrnnee
sssl<ex Elmer A. Friend and W
4 Rec lodss physician. Dr J y
sAe1s
f.~grcx aishs there viii BE- no
k2er s<sskaA ms dance all be
ns.aa aieioek Al r n A ball
ia fxslase until Friday morning
Il erloek caming on the 18th.
- air. IN ~ called tbs Huodoo
t>l<4nEn. Al mldnlght there wili
M1xzk b lAe dance and 3 drn-
1n.R Arlk<ss. -Ths Slaying o. fhe
Ess<n ia D. presented. mem
IN ''es y Z ne theatres taking
p.t
m nwlli eumpany AZ the Star
1<|skss O. tsonard. Doris PiepeF
- Ezhs Fizsssx mo are sell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
KOELER g. CHASE MAKE SENSATIONAL PRICES
TO SELL OFF PIANOS BEFORE BEGINNING
EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS.
NEW PIANOS $11o. Sis SIPS, $50 and $500. Less
Than Pianos of Equal Quality Can Be Sc
cured for Elsewhere.
TALKING MACHINES HALF

=, seems a. though every family
In Seattle ought 70 have a plano
Ia their house uow kohier A
Chass. che his plano dealers. have
removed the one obstacle. price.
which has prevented the average
man from having music IN hts
home
K0hler a Chase call The move.
mcni which has created q yeritabis
sensation throughout The Northwest.
an Alteration Sale. since the
astounding prices are belnK made
IN order 20 asii Of q great boz II
ncw and used pianos preliminary
10 beginning extensive rebuilding
aad improvements 20 a part Of the
Temple Of Music. - the kohier a
chase building IL called Ia Seattle
Orders FOR pianos came Ia BY
mail and even teleKfAph from ev~ry
part ~ the Northwest yesterday.
while the sAiearuofns wefr crowded
from the opening 81 The store unui
the closing hour Al evening sifh
shrspd. discriminating buyers. whu
realised that this was. without
doubt the beat opportunity Ties
would ever have % secure = piano
$50 PIANOS SOLD AT siss.
Some iden ~ the extraordinary
way Kohi~r 4 Chase are selling
during their Alteration Sale can b.
gained when 4 Is understood that
slightly used and rebuilt, pianos IN
first class condition are selling at
from tT5 20 si1s. 4 handsome Kim.
ball Piano. one Of the veil known
makes. In richly polished ART case.
which regularly sell for $500. may
be- had for $3.50. and upon monthly
pay ments al that other kimball
Pianos. sith slightly less elaborate
cases. may BE- bad a. low as fi15.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
SfATTLPS WIRELESS INSTITUTE

The International Institute 81
Wireless Tclesfaphy. Inc, i de.
voted 10 The teaching and develop.
menf 81 the Art OF Science Of Flee.
trio Wave TcleEraphy. popularity
termed Wireless Teiegsaphy.
Tho students are under the per
sonal tuition Of expert Wireless.
Electrical Engineers and Operators
associated with the Institute. who
teach the management aud con.
strnction OF Wireless Telegraph
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
EVEN TALKING MACHINE
PRICES CUT.

Sets and Stations. as used IN recent
practice by the leading Wireless
telegraph Companies and the
Navy This ~ the flrAt Wireless
Institute tn America open 70 tho
public. and officially recognized
Special poa graduate course lH of.
fered IN Wireless Construction. En.
cheering aud Wireless Telephony
Day and Evening Glasses Tuition
in reach of al who are interested.
- PeL Building Seattle. T. S. A.
Main 1915
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

~. q services for Charles n
~. ~ :, Esliery doorkeeaor of me
i W \. slhea're VIII BE- held Friaay
m = HuitefworthB Thare
49, ~ y lsIge attendance OF local
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

hsrs as's About Lauder
hfialray 49, no vaudeville on.
Aon, shon' William Morris Gin
l,an ~ p'ssea' here was nine
ssssI,s - 81. = coal miner Now bis
w a .a sef during BIS Western
liayd n s'sog per week Llke Alice
2 Ms Fsg a.s 2 pay a weekly fine
a. ron 'i ~. manager for his re-.
p flns II !. ais European contracts
siem Ii Ia als case amounting 10
haet II 40 20 week Lauder vlIl
ll'sese = y n a,nsland, after tbls trlp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

Tho widely advertised A D.
Chase. an excellent piano. selling
usually AZ $500. may b. had a. thls
r-markahle sale Tor tiSS. and this
also upou the EASY payment plan
PLAYER PIANOS VITA MUSIC
FREE.
Beautiful Player Pianos whleh
oHing % the great demand for
them have never been known 20
be SOLD az . reduced price. are BE-
inK sold AZ less than half their
value Player Planes worth 1896
are heiue sold a. ta76 Aud ihis f.
rot al A library ~ music Il given
free with each Player Piano. as Sol
also the exehAnEe privilege II the
unlimited Use of kohier a Chase
great Ffes EschsnEs Library ~
Player Piano Music Whsn one
sayx A PLAYER piano the music be
rumrN an important matter The
Free Exchange library gives the
privilege ~ exchanrins ~ any time
the pieces which have lost their
charm. through repetition. FOR
bright, new mnnlc There II no
charge whatever FOR exchanging
kehier a Chase have ths only Free
Exchange Library n Player Piano
Music on the Pacific coaaf
EVEN TALKING MACHINE
PRICES CUT.
Taking Machines are selling at
half price. and even lees IN many
instances SEQ machines are only
$50 The very high grade SIS ones
are only ts5. while tbose beautiful.
complete outfits. consisting 81 very
fine Talking Machine. library Of
records and handsome cabinet and
combination stand. worth $3.50.
may he bad Al ses upon easy pay
mentH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

r1s Toast Defender Wins.
e,s a.,'s Winnlnger. rocenijg a
=. seiof q ne Seattle bas furf
~. = Important role ln blanche
e,s probation Of Tho Yarae.
s5inw the big Eastern ciflo.
Il ~. ..ses these Coas, defender M
d. sad make a bigger IN fban
~ ,.. denizcns On Broadwav
nse.. lAlretie Taylor. for IN
ssn u. a ~ 70 Seattle. after we'd
II NV ~ q Laaretieg performance
\ u, .seeai houses. We wo9idat
y is,.. 'ssiinE souy for Mra F7sto
i. s Y. Asflowe Bat sho tas -
Ds,., ~ New York and cbloago
4 ro,,. sda ne most enthrsiaetir
sssei I,''. !. loif o. picture ard maay
&C., 's' stories and Is being a1,siy
ea',.i from one role to apo,Ee.
MIX s's ~, MAT even Bobby f.ae
tliIes. 's'ld 70 East ana ref oood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

A&fk eAhsn e The Boys and
Ss'ly II remain Al the Hoose
nc s&sanisF. sandaY hfteruoou
- HEpaasf csrhesfsa. 1lth Edith
Aana Gray plaalsi. wiii b. heard
kpgsizi esncsrt. sandal nlghl
Aaseb< Wui<k opens for one week
, n Tess
Js< 1lA4mtsA viii continue TO
1s'ss Fofsnes Roberts 10 The
]l&Hs'w4aflon until SATURDAY,
k1lef All nett week T1eblsr &
~ eifsF Henry Hall In The
k'r'n Home n the Alham bra
1'zH Melville IN SIS Hopkins il
<Hrrezi aitfactinn Al The Grand
= *INssd sauday afternoon by
& ~ 4 tssfin Ia The Top o nj
ssAlsls a prpfierlug on tho
s.fzs q Mitnlght this ueek with
htzFifd Jim" Underlined FOR
~ seek
" Smear afternoon st Ftmo
w. = lhs euFrenf offering ~ the
- gise way 70 "A Gentle
Ms q France
'asdes'lis headiiuers Of The eam
essz I'll b seIdnm's Venus al
Y ipasam ne Montroae Tr0nna
Majestic and the Aerial
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
MINNIE TIT'TELL is
A HIT i'm LONDON
.,,l<,. Former Stock FS-
s.,;,e Wins Astounding
s,,eee.s in the World 5
Greatest City.

,,sou l.aaaen comes news OF 'he
NV .'ss,rnalnR success al TIE New
4 = Minnie Tiuen Bruno In
~ ~ os Claire Forster ~ thc
rs ~ n the Case Mrs Bruno
easa vsolet vanbragh. one OF
~ go finest actresses, ~ the
Y. ~ :. ,he critics have stown
VI sssAuslAstie ever her and she
= ~ '., II 4 acaen curtain calls
sIzAils .,...n m,yh, almost be
49, seattle ssFl Il was herr
1872. A''ss ! YEARS AGO that MenAEer "
i7ss vs.ssn lsshloued her into an
-. IL Exploited Minnie aloas
~ - better. known sister tssir.
y ,.ss repertoire en8agcmepis
y W., T.',e ~ ALI just after the ilre.
= - rsFarays opened In 1859
cwaray signed Essic Ilt.
al !. N leadine woman and Min
Y. Is play bits and inkenucs lhv
y, ,..sn sisters grew TO BE- Immense
-, nsasises There were boats,
80 "a cigars named after them
"a 49, hey both less ihe city after
!. I. tnns ssock season here, and IT,
$3.50 49, sway for many years M'n'
= an hath eighs years aso as
. ..ssre wcman. appearing ai the
ca = a. emotional star under
" narae u Mrs brune
~ Vhss she went to Australia
- ,.efva a tremendous snccese
- rse i being duplicated ln
= kr-s,rsf city IN the world
rsste Ars many old timers here
~ III ~ glaa 10 hear u tho
.,...ss triumph of seaitlcs littie
Zs,<rs q The Ions ago sioek
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
The MARKETS

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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-16
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR
NEW CAPWELL BUILDING
Modern Store Edifice Will Be
Erected by Company

OAKLAND, July 15.-The ii. c. Cap
well company has awarded contract
to Percy ]. Walker for the construc-
tion of a modern store building at the
northeast corner of Clay and Four
teenth streets at a cost of $350,000.
The building will occupy the entire
frontage in Clay street between Four
teenth and Fifteenth, covering the land
now occupied by the Hotel Touraine,
small shops and dwellings in the three
streets.
The structure viii be class A. four
stories, and has been designed by
Charles W. Dickey. the architect. No
vember Is, 1911, has been set for the
firms opening day In its new home.
Besides having frontages in Clay,
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. a
spsce will be left on the east side be-
tween the new building and the $1,000
600 municipal building to be erected
this fiscal year.
The Capwell company will occupy
the new structure exclusively. 1t is to
he provided with every convenience for
patrons and employees. The plans are
the result of three years of careful
study of modern store construction in
the United States and abroad.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-16
Ogden DECLARES
AGAINST COMBINE
Bay Cities Water Company Rep
resentative Says New Con-
Germ Will Not Sell Out

BERk ELEY, July 15.-Colonel NJ. NJ
Ogden, representing the Bay Cities
water company. declared before the
East Side improvers' last night at the
Berkeley Tennis club that a miracle
would be performed if the Peoples
water company should buy the Bay
Cities project, or the latter should buy
out the present water system in the
bay cities.
Ogden declared that the two inch
pipe, was the unit of distribution for
the Peoples concern, while the four
inch pipe would be the unity for the
Bay Cities. The purchase of the Peo-
ple's company would not, he said, for
this reason be advantageous for the
new company. The Bay Cities water
sheds are located. he said, In Mount
Hamilton range and on other lands
which the company owns with clear
titles. The company plans to build
four reservoirs in these sheds, from
which the water used in Oakland. Ala
media and Berkeley would be drawn.
The lowest reservoir level will be at
least 1850 feet above the sea. Ogden
asserted, and will afford ample pres
sure for fire needs in the three cities.
He said the system would be In
stalled inside of Is months and that
the city superintendent of streets would
be given cash, deposit to cover all
costs of replacing the streets torn UP
for the laying of pipes. -
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-16
OAKLAND BERKELEY ALAMEDA HAYWARD AND sANIEANDRO
MRS. Meek lent
HUSBAND MONEY
Widow Files Large Claims
Against Estate of Late
Capitalist

OAKLAND, July 15.-Large claims,
which show the close financial rela-
tions existing between the late Horny
w. Meek and his wife, Harriet w.
Meek, were filed today by Mrs. Meek
against his estate. They represent
heavy loans of stocks and bonds by
Mrs. Meek to her husband and the as
suming by her of heavy obligations by
signing. notes jointly with him.
Three claims in all were filed The
first represents joint notes aggregatn
$72,653, which Mrs. Meek has paid since
her husbands death. The second repre-
sents notes aggregating S190.445, on
which Mrs. Meek is held jointly liable
with her husband and others. She
asks the probate court to determine the
amount for which she is liable and to
allow her claim against the estate of
her husband for that amount, as the
money obtained by these and the first
class Of notes was all used by Meek
in his business operations. The third
claim represents 2,133 shares of stock
of the Suburban light and power com
pany, IL bonds of the same company
and 394 shares of the Union sugar COM
pany, all of which were loaned by Mrs.
Meek to her husband and hypothecated
by him.
The money obtained in this way by
Meek from his wife was used by him
in the financing of the many large
agricultural projects in which he was
interested throughout the state. His
estate was recently appraised at nearly
$3.50, 900.