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f, 77ll7IES BUSINESS [EADEn z
Y5ON( SHORT STORIES or PROGRESSIVE /TI\|
| WI r1EN AND SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES Pbp\
eSzss@==n1s 5000 ~

monuments 70 his skin and ca
psciiy
But while contracting and build
ms form the basis and the most
prominent features Of bis everyday
life. his Interest Ia municipal NJ.
fairs has been uuflnggluR. ener.
getic and 10 The lasting benefit Of
the public veal As mayor Of Bal
lard before that cliY became part
of lfa larger neiahbur bis tenure
Of office Was marked bv a success
and popularity which D. but seldom
the reward Of the public office
holder, and ~ member Of the
school board during three years he
has been a participation In some Of
tbs best endeay0rs ~ hist body
Turning once more 40 the I'm
mediate nrigate affairs az NJ Dow
IL mey be remarked that some Of
the best known ~ the many eplcn.
did edificea for which Seattle is
noted. are directly due 10 the ster
ling merlta of this man a. man
oi affairs and past master in the
building and contracting business
l' would be- impossible 90 mention
all that be has done Ia this line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
pattI Wa lnasnendent.

The memoirs OF Patti are more
Ton Of anecdotes Of royalties and
celebrities than those Of many Brit
iuh women who have lately been
heralded as spicy Biographies
When she was rs years old Em
pefor William roigned 10 Gormany
When she went TO sing before him
l0r the rlrst time at iinmbure She
weH urcannted TO hlm and ho asked
her 70 join him ON the promenade
the next morning when he drank
the waters Next morning she ga
not appear The emperor thought
her absence so remarkable chat he
sent his oquerry 10 inquire Into IT,
When the message Was given 70
FAttl the answer came back "a the
cqueFry that the singer was quite
well But you may tell hia mates
" That not for him or any other
king IN the world does Patti grt up
a. z o'clock IN the morning 20 see
him drinking water
The emperor took u good uatuf.
eddy, and when She came TO Berlin
90 sing little While before his
death The old emperor tottcred into
the box 10 see hef and sent an Ia.
vitatlpn to her 10 visit him after
the opera WAS over
n went fast enough then. I can
tel yoa, Says Patti And ! could
hardly help crying when the kind
old man held out HIS hand 10 me.
SAYING. II IL good for the queen OF
song 20 Wait the king II Germany
today Does she remember how
she snubbcd me once az ilom.
hura Cleveland Leader
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
"WhyI Should Invest
i'm OthellO"
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE IN ALL PARTS OF THE
NORTHWEST ARE FINDING NEW REASONS
Otheilo Improvement Company Offers Valuable
Premiums for Interesting Ways of Advertis-
ing New City.

otheilo IL town. Or rather clty.
on the main line u the new Chi
cage. Milwaukee 4 Puget sound
tFanaoontluenfai railroad II il the
center 81 the great fruit belt a
k.astefn WashlnKton. and chemists
and experts aas the famous sol.
eanic ash which gives the apples
amd peaches OF the Inland Empire
their color and flavor reaches -
mosf perfect proportions "a the re-
zion surrounding oghelle :
Also. be q known. Othella is ~
gateway or the entrance fp iha
hir bend country. which eK.PrpN
ldsni Keoatvsita magazine. rhs
Outlook. desfFihea a. fhe most
prolific agricultural region In the
known world ALSO and moreover.
othello is tbs actual and present
divisional point n enc Nllwhukee
railroad. and tbs great railroad
system has iiH lmmsnes machine
shops Tor repairing and keeping az
tie locomotives and ifa rolling
stock. tta rotndhouaeu and other
facilities Kept At bis railfoadiug
polnfa
sun further. othsiio Is a. be- the
functional point II the "Miiwan
kee" lines leading worth and south
from the main line President
EArlinG himself has stated that the
road woaid be built north and
south. and aiready the actual work
II puttinK the road into effect has
commenced
This giyss othslio the advantage
~ being a central shipping point.
and this has attracted mmaafacfuF.
ers The American Slate Products
eompnny IL nov erecting an I'm.
menas plant for the manufacture ~
alass products. under German
patent. a. Othelio. The building
aow being erected la 10 be 500 feet
long
The Othello Improvement com.
pany has valuable holdings 81
Othallo. and iE also interested
largely in tho fruit lands surround
ing the city. This COMPANY Ia a
modern and an altogashef arErea.
sive concern. II believes that Il
can best serve lts own interests By
making Othello a great city. aud hy
allowing others 20 profit with q TN
the Increases ia property values
which wili come there
IN other words. the Ofhelio I'm.
provemout company ~ not pursu.
IND the dog.in. tbe'InanEer policy
pnruued b land companies In most
cities
n IA selling part ~ ita holdings
Ia Othelio AZ most ahNurdly low
prices. considering tho prices NJ
Nhich property in less promising
cities IL held
IN order 20 advertise Ofhello and
The properties and the uppogtunis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
CRYPTOGRAMS
ARE THE RACE
IN FRISCO NOW
Ga, United rr,...,

SAN FRANCISCO Feb rs Fol.
lowing the publication Of various
personals containing ofyptorrnma
referring "a events ~ The recently
defunct graft prosecution. the
topographic craze la raging
here today Almost every move
meut that needs slogan has
adopted cryptogfAm 20 eall the
puhlicE attention 20 tie merits
Newspaper advertising is appearing
In cryutographic form and the
spread ~ the idea through he
country Il fnreahadowcd by its pop.
ularity here
~ an Instance d morning paper
here publishes The following
Make ultimaium now In ease. r.
reEulnr phases arise later Our
way not entAnEled Rough stuff has
itu punishment
The answer as In the personals
concerning the sraft prosecution. 10
obtained by reading the first letter
Of every word
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

TTTsO SEE Matthew Dow in the
handsome habilaments Of bis
native land. with dirk and
sporrau and plaid complete, taking
an enthusiastic and dominant part
Ia a gathering Of the Scottish clans
or celebrating an anniversary Of
the birth VI the national poet. one
would not ~ first glance. perhaps,
pat him down ns one of the lead.
ing characters Ia the history Of
the city Of Seattle But second
look az the strong. massive feat.
ures would give pause for delibera.
ton. and here. one would Soy. IL an
upbuilder. a man at affairs, a
creator, maybe
Aud 10 Il SopiC prove For Of
the many men ~ power and fame
whom the storg Of Seattle has
brought 10 light. none is moro
prominent iu bis line ~ cndeavor
than MattheN Dow.
II Is more especially ~ a build
ing contractor that ST. nOw has
come into public prominence, and
az such there are scattered
throughout this city countless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
DON'T NEED TRACKS
ON RAINIER Az



fee il nos sufncienf. Thorn son
double Tracks ~ the Seattle. Rem.
ton a Southern Railway company
a. row laid down are abundant 10
serve al the purposes % trans
portafion upon said sfrert. and
there appears to be and ia no req.
aou whatever shy. - q proper az.
piicatian 20 the power and authority
~ said city. he said line should
not accommodate all The traffic up.
on amta Ntfaes properly 60 he
borne
BESIDES Tie nesdleasneas u an.
other dOubietraCk system on Rain.
Ser ay Thomson speaks nj length
~ fho inlurg 20 the street The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

I. ties there. the company has luauF
urnfed "a novel contest. u Hlll give
SWAY valuable awards for merit go
those who viii taxi the pains 20 sd
aQea and write catchy advertise
nitnfs settling forth the advantages
- pthvilo. or rather upon the sub.
1sci. Why Should invest IN
Othello
Z The company realizes ahni many
pfuieHsional ariicrH have long
SHOWN. that The most human. most
|Nppeaiing and most natural cnmno
siiAuna are these written straight
rom the heart by people who
have had little or no training Ia
ths afi of writing and composition
What the company wants ia not
length the stories. az essays or
compositions ct Advertisements
must not BE- move than 500 words
Ia lcnEih. and they may be- az short
Aa the writer's wish but candid
natural just aa You would talk fca
suua why should iavcat ia
otheilo For she beat ~ theae
short stories the comnau. wili give
an scre ~ fruit land al Ofhello
Highlands. foF the next best n will
give q handsome building iot Ia the
riiy u othelio. and for the next. or
third. best it will give check FOR
500. while for the next zen II viii
Give checks VI $50 each These TAT.
ter awards may be applied as part
payment upon any property ~ the
company az utkeil0 u seems a.
though the company should be able
80 secure Just the short. piihy story
4 IL looking for Certainly q viii
De written by some one Nho Ianaf
expects 10 win the prize
L is noticeable fact that 81 ~.
cent years the best advertisers
have taken 10 the method OF having
inymen write their advertisements
some 81 them paying enormous
sums as prizes in order to BRING
oui the efforts II the greatest pos.
fihle number Of people
The OtheIio Improvement com.
pany has offices tn this city. the
sixth floor % the Marion building.
and literature. booklets and circu.
lars published for the purpose %
giving full Information regarding
Othello Those who have not yet az
tempted 20 write composition for
this contest should Immediately get
some II the compRny'a booklets
and hsEln There O. no expense
whatever attached TO entering the
contest
Tho judges will be prominent 10.
cal new upapcrmen The contest
viii close ou Monday. March Z. but
enc should NOT put off writing hts
or her story until the last The
best wsg is to write Il when ore
first thinks Of Il. while the most
natural and spontaneous thoaghta
nra possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
0NDN0NAN'
RlIlYFL0ATING
N THE SOUND
r.l.,men Bring Tragedy
!. Light This Morning
n Clue to Identity or
Manner Of Death.

AAss a. 4 comcN woman
.....shly CARRIED bat rttealiis
-. - 10 her Identify was
e,slsng IN the bay si Che
.f,gaseschusetts =, THIS maFu.
xsre 20 marks OF vioiencc
4. oorpse. saw q slight eraise
~ arm. noihinr % indicate
$50 NJ 1 case OF suicide fhe
"a evidently tircd ~ thc
- s i've and bad endrd ii
e.aagng into me gfeen
~,.,s Il she sound
- NJ vas found by ire crew
sasaAfd Fishing company 3
y. "a had evidently been in
ws.sr two or three days li
~ N xoman 81 OF 40 years
800 shofs ard stout and ~iih
q spen hair streeked with
- ~ lover iaw contains sew
4 raa tse'h
X 4. ssamlnsticu % The nwains.
4, uasxns showed a wound
~ seaa bui Il Is evidently an
~ iof il Is nearly eealtd Use
- urea ne arm Is more recent.
...afef
~ eso.fiug i vel undr and
4 ursssns material. cons siias ot
~ az waist ! brown skiri.
- rstsnf leather shoes aud q
*, 81 rAsncoat The head uas
$500 b blus aatomcbiie sell
~ enrpnsr viii bold q post
80 examination ef TIE aody
s..srislr. i lies auiden'inet a.
A naiEae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

for The city ls lined With mass
Of bic work. bat Ia the down town
district there are me Two Walker
buildings. The two Chaplin build
iugs, the Hancock building. the
TalbotWaiker building. fae Chaplin
Bank building. the Bem's Bros Bag
Factory building on the tide hats.
the brick and stone work of the
Colman building and Tie Lincoln
High School. and besides here are
n hundred and one residences and
apartment houses studded al over
the bill districts More recent IN
the annals of the city is the com
DletiOn Of the Majestic theatre,
which is not only the hes theatre
ln The Northwest but is THE build
lng which holds the record for
speedineaa Of construction In Sc
attic. both ri witch attributes are
directly due to The work ~ Mat.
thew Dow a record 81 his con
sfruciion work would b. incom.
plefe without me1fiou Of the fact
that J W Consldine. the well
known theatrical maFnate, has
promised Mr. Dow the work OF
building the new Orpheum. which
Is 90 be erected 81 the corner Of
Third and Madison, aud that the
Grand Trunk Pacific has turned
over the construction Of its new
dock and warehouse entirely TO
SIR Dow
Matthew Dow'a history IL 20
Intimately connected with that OF
Seattle that one lis IN daueer Of neg
lecting a little private history that
be hre 0f his own Such Is the
case. however. and h. is Of the
greatest interest 20 the public
when q prominent man - written
that hts privacy should be dis
iurbed 20 a certain extent
Otherwise how should We learn
that 10 ives the days Of Billiards.
infancy that Matthew Dow came TO
this part OF the world and that Il
vas there that he .ut un bis first
building a residence tor himself,
by the way and that u was there
thar be- built the Baptist and
Methodist churches Ballard quick
y proved TOO small q field FOR this
ambitious man. however and As
the new Seattle vas !ust In the
makiug after the disas rous fire
which lad Quilted f. it did rot take
Dow lone 20 get ha-d at work on
The Pacific block which 90 ihis day
stands to bis very great credit at
The corner Of Occidental az. and
Yesler way.
Mr Dow Is still 10 tle prime Of
life and has before him mrnv more
wears Of usefulness Vhich should
bear fruit Of the best icr ihe bens-
fit Of bis adonted city Ee stands
~ a splendid example of what may
be achieved by a man Of brains.
energy ard perseyerence IN this
new Northwest. aud 90 those who.
like him. come from the older ooun-
tries. his career and those Of meh
Ike him should always prove an
incentive 10 press forward to the
ultimate realization Of the highest
aims ard ambitions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
TWO WOMEN
IN FIGHT FOR
A MERE MAN
Mrs. Lottie Corey Says Her
Husbands Affinity At
tackled and Beat Her
Most Shamefully.

Al for the love Of man. one
woman has battered face and
another must ansWar t0 the charge
of assault To the third deeree ne-
cause one man, Corey, could be-
happt with either were 'nthet dear
charmor away. he has involved hiN
wife aud his sweetheart ln
fFouhie According 60 The COM
plaut ulrd to- the prosecuting at.
toruuys office hy Mrs l.ottie Corey
$40 Seventh AZ. y il WBa this way
About a year ago she and Corey
we're married later Catherine
Seharer induced the complaint
saws induced Corey Ia foFaake
hIs vifs and live with her far two
months This didul look fair tao
Mrs Curry an she had her visiting
husband arrested FOR desefil0r
Corey came back 90 his wife and
husband ard wifv are an lovely
uow the complaint records
RHi when love Us q same nl three
somebody Is always out aud this
duse li was Catherine sclmfer Yes
ferday when Mra Corey WAS euing
home fTum market ahc alleEcR
Catherine came nn behind her
knocked her down in the mud pull
"a her hair and scratched her face
flll q bleed 3nat because She IS ieaa
0us
When Mrs Corey appeared al
Justice hpwus court GO swear out
"a wafraut for the arrest 81 the
belilErrcng Catherine she wore the
sears ~ hattie Mrs scharar IL
married. too BY The way. and hs.
canse She has two children Justice
hupwn allowed her e. 50 0u her
personal resemblance Tor her au
pearance at trial in bis court next
Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
I'VE HAD OTHER PROPOSALS BUT NONE
LIKE Mr.. CHAMBER" SAYS CAVALIER

wee Madame CavaNeri admit.
ted other men have PROPOSED mar
riaEe go me. but none 10 them dla
% o. che vas Mr Chauier did when
Z auehed sc him. he VAS EfaVr
when . refused him he Kept on ash
ink ie 'uid me he wauld make
me sny ygs Mr CHAMBER a bir
and atruuH and fine finally bee
SEA bim 81 Eiye me ume "a con.
slider That time wlil expire iu
Mas
Nuu Nigc 40 singing she
smiled Mr. ChruifF newer has
asked me- 70 II wiah ! viii siuE
nnd the more ! love. tho better !
uiii sink
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
COAL SHORTAGE THREATENED IN
ELLENSBURG-STOR is GENERAL

laSn No train has arrived on the
Northern Pacific tracka frnm the
cuaag In e hours
The o n q ~ trains are com
ins in two ard shree hours late.
Evsrrss.--Practicaiiy an l0xxiuH
camps have been forced "a eiuss
down this week. owinE 20 anow
Witch varied In depth from four 20
rs inches. Increasing toward the
base 81 tho Cascades Everett Is
crowded with Idle iorgrra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

- have two hundred aud fiftcen."
remarked ana
and / have three hundred" said
tina other
The fourth waved bic hand grand
iY. Newer mind. You fellows" fald
be- 'til lend YOU all y0u want"
Truderig Nnltera bore The man IL
the next table out into ihe cold air.
Ho wlN recover New York Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

They numbered four They abH0-
iuteiF eHuded prosperity The things
iheY ordered Mrre such aa tp flli with
envy the breast ~ the man ~ tho
nest table ngnged in consuming the
most modest dish disclosed bY the
bin Of fare
TIE four we're converting lHu-
.gula plutOcrafir conversation. Aftnr
while lt turned 20 the puestinn 0f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

money Evidently they wanted 90
10 something How much money
had thcBr Onr ~ tbe four took put
his poohefbook and counted up ~
roll ~ bills
"Oh have one hundred and
forty" Dee said. cnrniaRslY
Tho second and fhlrd momherr ~
fhe party went through their pock-
cts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
N|GRPS RECITAL
'a"s'l and sehumann. lislns
!. s''''s'a At EiIers Talking
'a'as Concert Tonight.

4 sosfam arranged for Ell.
.s Machine coneert ne
lss Roeid BE- particularly en
n = new Of tho a., ~,
IN @.aa NJ. Powell and scbgms n
Nv " Be heard hsre n re- !.
a...l.ssssl.. Sunday and Mondsy
49,, -asi pieces have ever s...,
49,, aah these beautif,l ~
s, 400 q MAUD Powell s i, ~ ~,
ls'. 500 eonlralso voice ~, ~ ~, ne
49, sseAamann Iieink bas , en-
~ Everywhere. ana
nl.,s' ss''A VII begin n,..,....,..
~. !. 2 sllsFs Recital pla ,'lD,ig
n s.s \ admission avs l rs..,,,. no
sss 'i a,.. one . welcome y, ''. s,ia,l
ls... a'ise Successor r. I y 4
Co. Third and - I,d y =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

xgW YoRK Feb 3 Madame
- raralla today se'd enc aSery
90 sssalux rcartship 81 Robert
thnnp esanieg the millionaire
esaa~h 4 lokn gasoh Asin whr
~ plaad 70 hAse securd beg
.swsi Is Acoms hls wife AFTER
81 K persistent weolng
~ drglf dsnlsd hat az engage
c. rin aeiweea Der and Chan
y ~ asmsfied hawtFe thai
= nssrfalrz mose thar 3 faassa <
a-Tse fsF re ue4lfhy Amai
~ AZ iAMs scaie lifne IL May shf
Il ~ lsf znsHer so hiN salt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

Seattle Electric company proposes
80 lay one track on the east and
oue on the west side VI the avenue
Between these two pair OF trRcka
would be the tracks. ia the center
of the street, uf The Seattle. Renton
q Southern railway
Would Crowd Street.
The street "a SO fcot from side
walk curb 20 sidewalk curb The
pair ~ tracks would have 10 be- six
feet from each oiher This would
leave, according 10 the affidavit.
but seven feet on each side uf the
outer rail and the sidewalk rhis
would mako the street useless Tor
vehicles. as there would not be
room between the fali aud tho side.
walk % handle team.
Thomson also contends that the
ears have an nyrfhnng nf two feet.
which would cut down this street
space free 81 tracks 90 five feet
tie opposes narrowing Of tha
sidewalk space. declaring il would
feiard the avenue AZ n business DTS.
uigt
Although Thomson maintains
thal here n new no need for addl
iionAl car service. he asserts that
wher h II necessary To lav tracks
on Rainier av they must be nleyat.
go 90 built Ia subway. he dc.
clafes that with fowr tracks on the
avenue the Seattle. Reuton &
southern railway would be guilty
Of erin inai negligence In taking on
and letting OF paAsengefe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

e4sfnsss w'ttHelainE YEA
- = iYea nasrs sine % ue
u.,,'sn~e ms deessF aali an
!, - Ssxs 4 charge ~ tlr hnn
f.,4ai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

EHenssnrs IhA elty IL facing .
xal ahomags a. . result 81 thr
rs 70 Rnslf1 zns Gle Eiam basng
- y y unw TheFe are less
- ~ senz q lamp coal .mong
4 D. naaii asaierz In ihe city
- ifsf 4 TIE Northern Pacific
~ EtFt hare lain stalled Neat
- Hsnpsde tunnel. 30 ttfouxh
~ sei ard made ia way down
xeSsls The Mllwmakec tracks
= a. hened IN snow
1as As5or Elppl, and Street
@nmlanef tunke are making
#1 1Hws 10 avert A fool which
- hsk nesi,abie as 4 result og
? mg fnnHiall and canrequent
ain Daas are being bulit Ii the
Rssa y Overt the water
h'sns TIE Columbia 3 rlainr
= : y isFsd that Il viii pass
- - slzse made IN 1890 wten
p.N zuflalss vas entAlled
H'Aa Malta A bfisk chinook
~ &c . -edesFee giss q tenn.
tns saFsstens 20 tie 40 the
.'aas g Tia section worse than
Z ~ tins n heir hsstuFg naal.
- are apprehensire
e*r'sss TIE nooIs have al
sln<k HIRE Water b. stand
4 ''a and more deep IN some n
AfsesA The tenIpeFafnra n
s'a y situation look lad.
''sAaEs Chinook wiada ara
aasDc IN mis- dlsfrIrt
u ieaho efsska and rivers are
eng 2 Fiae after the heasie
= decade had covered To-
ppsAss have blsekrd roads
tssss dAlenes and on ths
HofikeFn west Of Spokane
2 he Poser river valley
~ sqni = saitsring sheep and
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