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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08
What You Want

% aerss % ssaa lend, north u me
aarh eoisr On ana rpod prrsBeets of
gsr 9ss hns ssll tssere gnefs fef
asheuefnaan block 40 cherff e.
fiRtfisH coLuNnfA rARa LANDS
Tuhutarg ~ che ufand rrunk rsclfic
rafnaT Cell or write faf Information
rsssrdiaF ,bs colonization y zoe families
r8rk "a Sc labsflns man or nsehauio
A. ursf class eaHas
TiE wulrg BROWN so,
seattle. Waah
HNoWoNfsu AcnrkgE
q cores 70 ueh. level. Tossed orc lana.
fllr mHna nafaIda Of EForcif. fna miles
49, = Marygyl.is }as' ott goe1i cooe,l
y aigatt 80 iii Nef Ygtk nlork
= have for sale asferai hundrsd acres
81 iha fefg best iafms 20 Western Wsssh.
81 Iu quantities 90 guit purrhanera
HAfhs soil Improved have 3 few we'll.
riaekea nearlv 40 Improved snd. ready
- Waf in crop flHFHHa cove. shsan ana
hlM Good buuaiuss ana On zinc fsrm-
frfhlunfrf reasonable urlrHa ana terms
z IosEpu SWEENEY
gi SULLIVAN nLp1 atArrflH wy
HfNH aH aNfN. NHNN. NA"N fAIm lhMn. MN
aood county road. near ryorett This
has been Tossed eff ana plated into
nFe.arfa tracts and 10 good chance
no SEE e homo on easy terms 40 per
OLE HANSON q CO.
3lf.fit-Sig 1if Sew York block
Iloai improved live acres M aunnydalo.
largo house, bearing orchard. 200 rhloh-
ems. horse. wagon. twn COWS otto. fl 900
Haah balance HaHH AiHn some unima
proved land cheap A D. MycrH Phone
Mnin otss
tit6-h tcro north n Green Lake
reservoir HaFY terms fit cash. balance
three years Exclusively hY
OLE hANaoN q cQ
large aaIden ltaeta $50 oloao in.
nnn coil ai cleared. mo- stumrH iefmH
ono C4Hh aud tt month.
" NIfiiENltANh.
poo American nauk uldR
miEhi arfea three miles from city
81 600 tiop cash. balance tt0 per month
Sec ealasnen. rooms !. ana z. Times
uida
Two acres two miles nom citF limits
Tor faf0 $40 cash. balance 81 Pee month
SEQ ManeNnr room 2. rlmca HidE
Fits acres three mlieg from city for
$500 $40 cash balance % per month
sas Manager room 3, rlmes nidE
40 pei aofe fof Hoods canal water
'FRONT.' s1aY terms " - panuer q Coz
1907 LoWmah bids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08

Most women lose money AZ cards
With the saIaa .4ood nature they VIII
wear clothes Out q gtylo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08
HElP wANrto-MALe.


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f#een. anafW tha charge f9g aeReiMx "a
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lnH. 44arters ana medical attendance
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Haf#tee 20 board sitfr and ashore iB an
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08

II goB snlay coed coffee lfy GALS A.
Beet 1ac coffee 20 taa coast TIVE stores
SEQ Pike and Eats W MARKET 81. prefa
iums free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08

An optimiai la = person who IN.
vests in 4 sold brick cyory tisne the
opportunity present itself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08

a uAWN nAHHAfw
ONLY INV M9ttH FMUM M&AEEIEe
TACOMA SNORT LfNraNan acres
faaIiF cleared ierei land eaaeiisnt slft
fstias county road ffiFing distance q
seattle satiir masAsk riNht % uue -
We rsaemmanf tnis - stssleftir the
bret taFHain M The NielutY.
munEHr MAfTNY
iasfq.asi Aiafsa huhdiug
cHNAF WfpoW Ag chicken ranch.
large tIarr - laHa ri1fh 20 street ears
ed sstrts p1iF fsff TerVs tft down.
81 fnsafh Ffee weed and WatsF aeo
Mfs Lafenan b. Henderson. az Esrting
toe store 90 unm Mantnu lnn. or Wiil-
rsans cashier in rimes plorA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08

FoR sALa
Jon PAINTING OFFICE. very complete
wtulHWaHi iFpa mostly naw tun guoa
s,e.ss e.' ssssfthlns ae.es .. ~
.ff nsaspagaf VIII sell chftap far rasn
y, wen windsor, 1871 First aF. 60
pltns and ssfimstss Tres. 81 Niii ssii
~ 20 HishH - sefsn-fpem Ho1srn set.
uEtVgR a AYEns
uuudiae cnntrariofs
Tao ns Hsr i,'s vals ssai
WINTER AfpLrs
sFfss Naannesn county ran water
ss,sf tenn. 'Soitaa. 'i 20 is,h
az
4 Hn#p rheatrs. falna business y.
isss,is $40 Hsiiissri - '''' uaiis s'' ''''H
-. sale iislf is3srss, b EST ss,sh
nseea Fmploymsnt office Aaia itst.
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msas W hias sefFs tamris suits
hLts room iai sst Yhlf4
5es-i pafins tiaehssalih siaab ~ sals
iaaaifs . 81 ksaTa' E3mgnss
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
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pa NEw HEAfEisE ANu TACOMA
FteNHF tH DHfh Nsnt ard AHhaFm4 Dol
aFfes isfsl ianf| eKfsiirut raii siH arrfH
tn.fafsf' hslAs.es pasture aii fenced .
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tNa sHad uriia asat fHHf faasn eos.
age name barn tartf several aaf build
sNta fAaee main enprff fuaH ftHhr 10
asflRN8 HHa 5000 nniahhHfa Price N 500
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st1et iNR fffrhrHsI wnEun. hNkNF. ane
- aiHE Implements fFfHs
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klf.ttesest Aiasta naHHiHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08
Three Snaps
Greenwood Park
Annex

Notwithstanding bad weather W. have
been having eapd business Nov thai Tho
HHu "a shining aEnlu we urge fnW tn lose
nH ttmn bose fu HH ult af once rNnA Na~
aud zee fnfs beautiful addition Remember
there in HifF water end HiaaWnfhH an
cleared school nn either side. good car
HaffIrH Manf houses are nov being
nuill lf hHH fnr HnHrd HHd mountain
view fiuo lots fIo1 and uus $40 CASH
as mnnthiF FhiunrF av ear Go stth Ht
af main office
T. p. FAY COMPANY, INC.
1915 Ihird Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08
Homesteads

uaf see arras seed VALLEY Land nrh
cell piHnfF wntnF level Land thaf wifi
RF4u anything Heaa eiiuaiH Come On
ard Get as shtu Ean
4 DIXON a co
Maiu co fis Asfiau 81 fHd. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08

- ; - e 80 ss
mentha March 2 1853 flHmah place
1eielia Anhia coisAa. a. March +
Providence hospital
aayfe Jehg Aagre g. March 3. FROST.
d#MaW hospital
NHehimmra Mfm Yaahtmura 81
Narnh q f4as Alder
hfHwraa lfrN4hah aFsHu sal March T.
1881 FNh ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08

~RniN11fNGYcnf GGG~ sSsl
Directors Apd Licensed Efis haiaNefs 1874
-. epp Mvers theatre huth phagen IS
papnsY Waisan ca Faastal uifsrtaFs
fhifd ~ Ant taltsis,if aeth phanfs 9 3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
PHOvOGRAPHAMt SIC TEACHER
NaNei Experiment WIN Pupils OT Public
-. Srllunl In BTOakNn.

\ new method ~ tea rnIuE pupils To-
sing was u,"i during the Ia, year IN
FuhHu SahoOl Ia ~ Bruoaiyu. AiSs
Marie T. B'.yer. tho principal. hit oH the
lea IT using q phuuOl.ra. \. 4 good
nhonOgrap With about a Io2,'u stan 1ar I
r.y,pris was Gought with the i.oom"
derived from the school paper ana in
stale In the class that mat" the large. F.,
sale II Elap"r-.
Since The departmental system u w."
thi. dJ-s not deprive the rest Of ~" school
FROM he use Of ia" phui uWra,h A.
cor ding to Scho9l ths song under con
alteration il wTittar OH the biacNlp,lri
tho music stu.ii-l AMI III" N" r",s.r y
ylayei giving the proper tone ~ "N-
;r-ssion IL u then repeated. the pupIl-
softly singh x. after whi"h ia" ILuEo-
graph II stopp.l and III" song sung from
III. music On the boar Among the
records are My Old kentucky Home
Dixie Softly Now the Light 81 lay, "
The GLOW Worm and "a Tow oy"ratiC
ov"-turs-s.
Ia. same school has another hiEh class
Instrument installed ia the auditorium
At e:llh morning assembly and al enter
taiuInouts ami other m.-.'tinES tins o.
paysf only the bs.st music Icing t.,ssI
The Children greatly enjoy tines" shur,
hours with the great mIrICian-. Nhi,h
Miss Baysr hOres cannot help but W-ai,
them from their liking for trashy rag
time music.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
NOW THE SINNER SCHOOI
Almost Al the COLLEGES WIN Condn"'
Sessions In Vacation Time.

To-day the courses Of the sum'ne5
schools are planned with as much care
as are those Of the winter terms Prs''
tically all the courses Of the regular
curriculum are to be found in the SUMNER
programme says the American EHHr.-
tiOnGi Rsrfr.
This - tho twelfth summer session -
the University Of Wisconsin; Penney
vania. seventh. Vermont. second, Nc"
igan. seventeenth; Colorado. seventh.
Ohio. sixth
There ~ scarcely a university or oo'i~Sr
or special school q! prominence - i'r
United States that will not condH'
summer session during July and AiH'Fi
few 81 the summer schools b"EH
early a. late June and all close NOT Att
than early September. 49,
The schools have multiplied AL ne
sessions lengt hened 10 meet the der 'nH.
~ students The University OF N"h's-N'
will hold eight weeks instead OF ~. -
did last year: Bradley Polytechnic lisr'. ~
holds five weeks and offers twenty ~
full credit COURSES; the IniverritN
Wisconsin lasts six weeks. with tn "
caption IL the law school. which la>tr ''.
! Michigan, eight weeks; ColumhA
weeks. Ohio. six weeks: PennsyiNanl d
ws,.ks. Vermont. ak weeks. Ohl" = -
eight weeks. ard 40 on.
B A few figures will show the grow
attendance at the summer school ~
What - true Of the universities and c'.ir-'.
here, mentioned IL proportionateN
Of the summer sessions elsewheI"
1919 the summer school Of the lnlNt'' ,
OF Virginia had an attendance oi 80. u
i'm 1870 this had increased To DO. a.
University 81 Wisconsin last yea
attendance grew 20 LIS: the niNeTs'N
- Michigan reached rs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
LICENSED HENTiL HEiLERS.
Washington First state 90 ReeOEniSe
Mental science.

Prof VI + Knox Of Bryn Mawr Wash.
has just achieved most important for
ward step for new thought. siyS tho
yaufiius. Through the persistent efforts
IL Prof Knox. extending over several
years, legal recognition has bs.en given
mental sCience practitioners an the state II
Washington
a Law WIS PASSED early In 1879 giving
authority To- liC,.nSe mental science heal
ers who were graduates of "a legally incur-
por,ted college teaching mental scicnc.
The privilege Of license was Also 10 h.
extended to all others who had pract is~.d
mental science healing for two years
PRIOR 10 that time IN the State 81 Wash
InRton
Those who came within the terms
~ tho act might bs licensed with all the
privileges 81 practising mental science
methods which the regular physicians
enjoy in tho practice - medicine The
medical board whose duty II WIS g. grant
the liCenses at first ignored all applications
ul mental sosencs he.lers under the new
law. The matter wis carried into the
courts and the board Of examiner Wis
finally forUsd To grant the permiz-inn
to mental scientists TO practise hea lIna
a. provided by the new law In the Stats
of Washington mental science healarr
are now on a par with the regular NJ D.
and osteopashs in that State
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
THREE ELDEST CHILDREN OF THE DUCHESS DEvoNsHIRE
as the eldest child Of Lord and Lady
I.tnsdowne she came into touch With

tho orchestra. one hears the warh!ing 4
birds hanging IN gold cages under TAI
palm trees.
Tho present soyereigns hav" slmT .
'as'as however Even IN the great
MintSr Palace the private rooms belurY-
ing 70 the Car and Cz.trina are Simply
dec1rat.-d and furnished m the IN 'lIsh
style. the hanging being 81 pretty ere
tunn. and the furniture u liCht oak
II - interesting u know that 81 I'll the
th t.-ands ~ her wedding gifts the
Jz-lrina brought only three To Peterhot
and that two -; these were presented by
the JatAnese soon 90 be 80 war with
Russia One - all enormous sea eagle.
larger than life. in beautiful carved ivory.
The other gift - Il equal artistic value,
. beiug n threrlpid screen representing =
foam heCked stormy SEA. wonderfully
worked IA gray and gre.nish white silk.
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life NJ the court when she was little more
than girl and after her marriage she
began entertaining largely, though her
husband had not succeeded Ia the duchy
a, the time
Tier little house on Park lane was
the centre for a certain set Of somewhat
staid though youthful matrons, includ-
ing Mary Princess Of Wales, who
objected to the gayety and democracy
uG the English court after King Edward
came into his own. II vas al this house
that the famous conspiracy against the
American invasion Of English society -
said to have been formed partly in joke
aud partly ia earnest. The Duchess Of
BucClcuCh and Princess Mary were sup
possI 10 be- the instigatnrs ~ the idea.
which. IL may bc .ilsusioned, never
amounted TO anything
The Duchess j. like Queen Mary
"a character and Lhcy have many tastes
iu common Both have large families.
W whom they devote great deal Of
time aud personal attention They are
both very carabie, with clear minds and
the faculty of organ zing, and they are
both strongly opposei to extravaganza
and luxury. living IN their own homes
simple and quiet lives
Tho Duchess has seven children. Two
% them are sons. the Marquis of Hart
inRion. heir To- the uuChy, who ~ just
IS. and Lord Charles. who will be in
August az the five daughters Lady Maud
ia II, Ia ~ Blanche II. Lady Dorothy ..
Gaiv Rachel =. and the youngest Of the
family. ady Anne. will I've a year old IN
Septsmh"~
With many beautiful houses at her
disposal the Duchess % pevonshlre ranks
~ one ~ the foremost hostesses % Eng
land. and though knE Edward very sci.
dom went q her DINNERS KING George
and Queen Mary are constant visitors
AZ her town residence and az her country
homes
Chat, orth House Dovonshire House
/ IN London. Bolton Abbey in Yorkshire
/ Lismore Castle. HlrdSicke Hall and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
QUEEN MARY'S BEST FRIEND
THE DICHFSS OF DEI ONSHIRE
MISTRESS or THE RGBES.
An appointments mat ConnrTs the Fears
Of These Who LoOk for DELL Times at
the british Court Tbe Duchess. Like
the Queen. Devoted to Her Family.

I.uNpoS. JulyI II issomeN hat unusual
FOR "A royal parsonage To pos-ess an init
mate friend and companion. Queen Alex
andra and Queen Mary have both been
fortunate IN this respect.
Every one in England knows the story
- the devoted friendship existing between
the Queen Mother and the Honorable
Charlotte knollys. who has absolutely
given up her life Ia serving Queen Alex
ludri and - IN constant attendance
upon her There are many tales OF rich
and eligible suitors who have tried 90
I-r- ladr Miss knollys To leave the Queen,
hut IN vain Now she will stay with the
Qurrn till death claims one or the other
e t'lrn She viii even give zap England
r.ol'i Alexandra decide TO make her
Irr'rnn-ut hutn" Ia Denmark
uHr,u Mary most intimate friend IL
the Duchess Il Devonshirp. who has Just
.., 'ut'-i 30" appointment az Mistress
- ''. Robes ln this appointment the
Uu..'r~- succeeds n,r aunt 'h" Duchess
- Ru.,inu o. ~ no has held the post fot
nearby e quarter "f e century ru' has
,.s,,I tu I. r,,l,', sod from h"r duties on
tn" Ground . ~ lrtl'h.
The Duchess - prvonShirr = about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

Compton Place at EastbouTne are some
81 the Devonshire residences. Each 81
thcae homes IL a palace situated in acrcs
II beautiful grounds. with woods anu
fields. hunting and shooting preserves
Devonshire House IL flied With treas
ures, antique carvings. wonderful CHINA
and superb pictures. which have been IN
the family for centuries. The Duke
and Duchess very often loan their draw p
ing rooms for bazaars and entertain
ments. and the outside public pays heavily
10 see the inside Of the house and 20 catch
a GLIMPSE 81 the simply dressed. slender
delicate looking woman who pre-id'S
there
ChatsC orth House is where the Devon
shire children spend most 81 their time"
and there they lead simpler lives than
most children In their position. Th"v
are healthy. happy lot OF younsst"r-'
and occasionally they delight the village
folk by giving performances OF little
rlavs. Last Christmas they gave a
dramatiIed version OF Jean lngeioW :
a Lost Wand
As Mistress Of the Robes the Duchess
will not have any particularly on"rous
duties. She will accompany tho Queen
TO state receptions and will b" present IN
process!ons in which the Queen takes
mart. At the coronation she will have
many duties TO perform toward royal
guests at the palace.
Those people who are dreading the
new court. which II il generally agreed
will be absolutely unlike the brilliant
court Of King Edward VII. find confirm
ton OF their fears in the appointment 81
the Duchess Of DevonshIre as Mistress
Of the Roles She IL 80 like Quesn Mary IN
her views that they are sure thetwo ladies
: will revive all early Victorian traditions
ara do away with any sporting o. cav
element said witty woman who
realizes that her day as a royal hostess
is over:
The conversation at the court will b.
81 children. servants, milk puddings ahc
plain sewing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
MR. v0rHrR MOSCOW"
Harnarir ~picndor oT the Russian ROYAL
Palaces.

II .,,,t - ., .r.I,trg l. nrr,.ually
-
-" capital OF h,-.la and -'rv's IT. pur-
. -'. go l-ing "a "tHl'" through "hl'h
'., Erl-siau- can look INTO CINiiIy"d
r..,-..- .r. I'm. ,.ur..r..| b. Whit. Mother
- 3D.. ,r..l ,r,stIars,..ly
d" 80,
-iFfr ''. ''.'. CIV
Acr, pole VA 20 A'''u- .'d IA" apit"l
O.. Rome. ih, kr..ln B.. - Moscow. says
90. y..o., Vr,r %
Sc. q, 49,. .,..u. which ,,,,.,tr.
" - 10. ....'
=. .-n ''' '"'' 80 fH'." '''h"irals. -''N"h
'... . . r'"n' monastery. thr."
...... .f ...tn.- e.. mat. Hnu-" the
-...-. .,..I.trr-.. .r.. ,l.. Iuy,,. ~ Ivan
IN 20 .'''
''W = 20 I'' 'H'' " 1850 'h '.'-'' 'H
~ r.urraHrfy 1'n' v''rg WITH whit.wa-h.
-...r., .... ...II even To- rrr-' arofrG. and
,... No.. ...l...rD. rl.. .--f Inns,
-, 90. ..f,,.,.
~ N.-''''
~ .l,l ~.-e- 90 'i''"''-'' NO. ~ ''uH
..rl...... -,4H,.- UIHuncl"s AMI pyramids
...J r.r...f bin. OF GREEN or E..t with
- ,t,.. ,r.,,..t.r ,..b,, as-,..,-
n ..r,,-,,-.. and decay
90 .." ..-... ..'l' 'n' 'ahh"i DIV i"'i
.r... ,.I ~ o." striHug individuality
.,..-..r. winch. -ap-rtuF the cpnvan-
. ., ~. d. rr Tlr.I.. slitt.rE proudly
. %. NJ -fIHHIFF WITHIN tNg n rtAfll 4.
: .... ,tr. r.,..rv,, their crown from Cod
s.rt .H.,. i.ta--.an4.- AID h..rr they come
. ...t.-...f.l.rfig 9. zr-slN and kif "a all tho
,.'..- ....-r,,. fn,i4,rt- e their rrtgn-.
. IL. % I.- ot.us.HG -urn' wonder that
. .r, u - maj ~ O.. Moscow I
. ,....,.0u ytr with JaI.tn
! p I..' el-.rtu court d. rlll to -. the rich
.,-t .. lrr..r". tu. Iry.IrIufu r"y"AI.. 81
I, ar ....g ,-tIula f.-d ~ g. 90. rUJ
~ ..,i.'zrf.., ,f.'ud PaLa,.. al the kr-m-ilu.
- ~, f-,r...f,rut t.r,u- room, In.
80 ,.- ,g.!y, r..-tu.u,,. IA or near
-, p..f,r..rlrg. IuCluUr.. th. Winter
,.,... where. -,v thruraI.d p.upl., can
,..r.....,...I ans. 81 tu,. most -is,C ION.
81 -,-.L. NJ ..Dlr- pf Isr..,an ruyalty
Oh g.. Urrrp,t,gn. ,,rlch Contains on.
,t,.l..t ~ collect IONS lu tn. world
b.,,.rr,' tu.r,. 10 a groilp Of royol
- and marks With gardens
D. -......'. fr1-r "a N"rss,ilI,-. and at
= ..... S,.I.. about tw.I,. miles from
=. i,f.r,Lurr. th-r., ~. several uahcrs,