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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
SHANGHAI ARTIST
AT FRISCO DOCK

SAN FRANCISCO. March Ia
That John Wcdemere Couch.
painter ~ note. was not shipped
aboard the whalcr winthrop and
carried prisoner Co Point Barrow
Alaska. on a cruise that may last
anywhere from two o. five years.
wAH due % the penetrating quail
ties ~ his voice and the muscularity
81 a water front bum Who was ln
the same predicament.
Couch was searching along the
water front Tor a chance 90 paint
a picture 20 a whaling vessel when
a crimp invited him 90 come aboard
a launch (which was about 90 put
the crew aboard. Couch suspect
ing nothing. gladly awaited himself
of the opportunity. and was loaded
IN with a score ~ drink deadsncd
men
The others In the boat were tossed
aboard the grim whhier Their pro-
tests aHeursd Nith kicks and blows
Finally 10 came Couchs turn. and
he objected in loud. terrified tones
His objections were seconded by a
buil-neekcd fellow voyager. who dis
played sudden puFiHatic abilities
and put up such fight that The
crimpa Were glad o. take both him
and Couch ashore.
n was one of the most daring az
tempts al shanghalnR That has 0c-
CURED on the water front in years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
FARALLON' s
MISSING, MEN
ARE RESCUED

SEWARD Alaska. March Ia
After 90 days battle with ice. biz
yards and hunger, four Of the HH
men who rowed away from me
wreck ~ the schooner Farailnh
January z, are safe iu Seward today,
and the remaining two al oihrr
ports
The four men we're brought 70
Seward on the revenue cutter Ia.
homa. which left Seattle February
s 90 search for the missing men.
They are Gus swanson, second
mate Of the Fufallou. Charles Peter.
son. seaman Albert Bailey. panaen
ger. cn route 10 Kodiak; otto Sci.
son. seaman
The other two were Charles
Bourne. Of Afognhk. nov safe 90
Kafllar nay. and Capt Widder, mas.
ter OF the launch hcn Wolf. Who q"
mRincd a Kodiak
The four nov ga Seward VIII re-
turn 20 Seattle on the Tnhoma,
which leaves here sunday night
The men tell a marvellous story
AZ their two months battle Tor hfc
aud n fimal victory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
T. r. GIVES BANQUET TO CORRESPONDENTS;
HAS QUIT HUNTING FOR GOOD, HE SAYS

mandcr Pearyu achievement was
one OF the greatest exploration tri'
umphH IN history
n h. fine 10 think that an Amer.
lean was the first to go 10 the
Pole" Was the coloneis comment.
Before the dinner was given. and
whlle The bal was tied 20 the bank.
tho correspondents tried many
ruara 20 draw the colonel into dis
cuHaionn on politics They al fail
cd Tie did. however. tell If his eS.
petition into the iunFlea lle an.
nouucod that be WAS through with
hunting. saying
VIII Quit Hunting.
= have done all that ! set out %
do Not only have had good
tune. but think that the results
~ the African expedition. from y
scientific standpoint. meet with
The expectations OF all who we're
Interested ia ife success
q have hunted all over America
and through Africa ! am nuW con
tent 10 iay town my sun
The former president % hard AZ
work 10 complete the story % his
African trio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
TABLE FORK IN HER
STOMACH 81 HOURS

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. March ~
Miss Bridget Brady u recovering
rapidly today following an operation
Tor the removal 90 e foil sized table
fork from her stomach
The young woman swallowed the
fork Wednesday evening She Was
suffering from a sore throat. and
bad placed the handle ~ the fork IN
her throat iu an effort 90 ascertain
whether the ionsila we're swollen
len
The powerful muscles grIppcd the
handle and a moment later the fork
slipped down her esophagns and
came % rest crossWise in her
stomach
Despite terror and nausea. the
girl kept her head and called for
help She Was fastened 90 the hos
pital where an Xray located the o.
Z Tending fork
After "A hours % suffering she
WaH operated on A long incision
esa made through the walls of the
stomach and tho fork Withdrawn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
A BAR is A BAR
AND NOT A BANK

TOPPENIsH March a. The
gilded letters Bank which for
merry shoue from the Window % a
new saloon here read 'ank today.
an because Of Deputy State Bank
Examiner George ID Barber who
rules that a barroOm Is barrOom
and NOT a bank
Mr. Barber was On Toupenish Cn
an inspection trip recently a new
bank had been established here and
the Inspector noticed the Rllded
letters across the street Walking
boldly in be asked fof the cashier
the rich furnishings misleading him
for q moment when BE- discovered
his mistake hr waH wathF
Here what DO you mean Bog
this7" demanded the inspector Of
the bartender Don't you know
this ia against the law Take that
OF the window Some one might
be fool enough 10 take this place
for a bank he shouted forgetting
that be- had made the same mis-
take himself
And go the letter %" was erased
The proprietor has not sol decided
whether he Will make 81 Tank OF
Rank"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
SEATTLE BOYS PLAYED DROWNING
SAILORS AND EXCITED MARINE MEN

Three Seattle boys aud a pfaet.
cal Joke have excited the Pacific
coast from Ciatsop bAy 10 San
Francisco
The following message whH
washed up ~ CiaiHop Beach yoatet
day - this comes 10 land and
ib found. . hope sou aiil remember
the bark Grnesi We are sinking
fast. and expect 90 drown "a an
hour or two 1uat three OF un loft
II waH signed "Archla Lind.
Charles uuatAfHun and Floyd
stone Ca the printed face Of the
card war written. Please tell he,
mln nrcs bnR company. Seattle
The Merchants Exchange AZ San
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
ODD BITS
or NEWS

pTTTaBuRg a private teie-
phone wire. O. be- used from B. pc.
Il a. m and a. CoHf $4,000 "a
year o. fa BE- strung between the
white House and She Cincinnati
home ~ Charles g. TAFT that TIE
president and hts brother may EoH
aip over the wire.
CHICAGO n was learned today
that Edward J MAiiF first vice
president and general manager -
the Postal Telegraph eofnphnf hhH
been patient To- the Mlehaei RreH
hospitaI fur ihc past nine days. res
iutrfsd under another name The
illness De- NOT serious.
ABERDEEN Tho Odd Ff.iuws
here have offered reward ~ 500
for the recovery ~ thr npat - 1"itu
Hoffman thought By che police 60
have boon one ~ ihr victims ~ VIII
liam Gshi Bohl De- stl.l in jal az
Montcaana
TACOMA ntimore browne viii
lieato Taromh May 2 Tor So 81 KIM
l-Y e. climb fhr peak and find i5r
I Cooke records claimed in have been
eft there ttr has received atef 900
applications from persons uha uiHh
E fo accompany hIm.
ALBANY lite getting rather hsd
whfu thr high cost 20 living HNHfH
lfhr insane HrBluma The state
iunhrk commission reports Nat THE
= grsrs hidu Tor aHuriifw are 60 per
cent higher than five yrafs aEo
NORTH YAKIMA q q Ire -
. Tarpenish wan badly Hiaahed hY
three Italians isrt night uhu ins7.it-
E nd two FuuuR women hr was escort
. inE I.ss finally kupe ked one sruHs-
Z less with a stone and thr other tWo
we're caught later hf thr police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
POISON LEFT AT
MINISTER'S DOOR

TRENTON. ~ j., March IA
bold attempt 20 poison the family
Of Rev. a. J. Voeslin, Presbyterian
minister. was foiicd today vshsn the
preacher noticed some white pow.
der on the ioayes Of bread left on
his doorstep BY MS baker.
The bread Nas turned over 20
State Chemist Raymond Q. Fisz.
Randolph. who anaiYxed Il and de-
elared that u was sprinkied with
arsenic. There vas enough. he
stated, 10 poison SO people.
Rev. Mr.. veeglia mas no idea
whe had designs on his life. The
case has been turned over q the
peiiee. They are making every sf.
fort 20 solve the mystery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

francisco wna notified and the cK
element began No such bark az
fhe Gencsl Was lated "a the IN.
-haBEc. aud they began 90 suspect
~ was a fake.
Tho iAthef 81 Floyd Stone IL en-
lioyed by the ucmia nrnH naK
company here when the message
was read % him Mr. Stone said
That's Joke. and a fool one. zoo
When act home THE evening J
~lll see that the KID doesn't play
any more such lokes
All three boys recently sent o.
San Franciaco b. boat Two ri
them arv back and one IL in ore
Run
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
ONE DRINK PUTS
MAN TO SLEEP

Have "a drink inquired n well
dressed affable stranger Of W. n
Miller WILDLY island. just after he
boarded "a Great Northern train Tor
Seattle at Everett iast night
Miller said be- didn't mind n he
did go be- took q big swlg from the
proffered bottle
What happened after thar Miller
is unable fo say Re does not re
member thing when be came 10
hia senses ihis morning be- found
himself wandering around the
streets of Seattle. penullcaa The
$50 be- had in hls pockets whom he
met the hibuIous stranger on the
train Vcre missing So was the
stranger Miller has reported hls
loss to the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
MAKE PLANS FOR
OVERHEAD STREET

The preliminary plans are being
takon 90 build three overhead via.
duets from First Az 20 the water.
front 20 connect with an overhead
street running north snd south on
Railroad nv. The council has ap.
proved Of The scheme and estimates
are nov being made preparatory 20
It's erection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
TAFTS CABINET EAT
COTTON SEED
CAKES

WAHiuNGTON March D. Mcm-
beers ~ President Tafts cabinet ats
cookies and pastry made from soi-
ton seed flour yrHtefity HpH
They're unanimous Boa asserting that
the conffatioba were Just aH good
hs wheat flour ones The frart WHa
provided bb Secretary ~ War DIrk-
iuHou. ho received tho tlands from
biz nephew iu Trxnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
GEORGE z RYAN

To George r. Ryan. SECRETARY ~
the Democratic central COMMITTEES.
is lea large measure due the credit
for the large numher - votcs re-
ceited Is Judge Moore Goo the recent
election Mr.. Ryan came o. seattle
some seven years ago and since MS
arrival has been actively engaged
is the Interests - the democratic
party RE was secretary ~ the
county central committee last fnil
and secretary ~ fhs king county
Democratic club ar Ryan comes
from a aiaunch democratic family
bis father being the democratic can
didate for governor for Khuaan ni
the laut state election there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
BISHOP FOUND
DEAD IN BED

TRENTOE. n = March ~
Bishop Henry Epollmeyor Of st.
Louis. Was found dead IN bed in bis
apartments M the Hotel Dennis ~.
day Heart disease WIS given aE
the cause of his death
Bishop Bpollmoy.r waa Boo the
East 10 preside over the ran Bra.
sion Of the New Jersey annual con.
ierence Of the Methodist Episcopal
church. which lg nov meeting az
Atlantic CITY
tie WIS elevated 10 the Episco.
pTcy in 1904
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
MEAT UP AND
PHILADELPHIA
GOES HUNGRY
Uncle Sam, Stepping In
Seems Only Hope of Set
Ting the Strike--TNtt
Makes Suggestion.


pm ApELpUtA. March 49,
The retail prices 0i meat here 70
day range from five 90 ten cents .
pound above normal puccs. and
thousands OF strikers aud their
families are suffering la conse
uuenco
The retail meat dealers predict
another advance uu Monday TO is
also asserted that other commoCt
lies will follow toe rise of meat
A number OF men employcd ai
the uisstou Saw Works at Iacuny
lea the company today The lead
crs predicted that they would De
able Ga close the plant hN night
Minor disorders occurred through
out the city today. and TIA some
streets the cars were stoned
PHILADELPHIA. March i2
Federal Intervention In the street
car and general strike here is CON
sidered today tO bg the only real
hope fof peace
Every effort by both sides ga The
coanct. az Well as by the general
public O. have the question settled
amlcably. appears Ga have failed.
Charles NaEel secretary Of com
mcrce and labor. and Charles NELL
commissioner of labor. are expect
I'd 90 arrive here soon 90 iuvcsti
gate conditions and make a report
% Washington
President Taft suggested that
the Industrial peace commission
founded IS former President
Roosevelt. should interfere and en-
dsavor Ia effect settlement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

United Preaa.l
RAnAK. soudan. March IA
Col Theodore Roosevelt last night
gave banquet aboard the steamer
bal 10 honor 81 i've newspaper cor
respondents, Including the United
rresn representatives. who had
come up The Nile on the steamer
Abhaa TO meet him
The diuner lasted far into the
night The former president spent
most 81 the after dinner period IN
questioning HE guests faster than
they. with combined energy. could
reply
ay thr time the colonel reaches
Cairo ii 10 safe 20 predict that he
sill be- In thorough touch with AZ
fairs IN his own country
Asked About Or. Coos
Roosevelt vas particularly de
alroun 81 learning the details % the
Cook Peary fiAaco. and IN conciu
sion credited the discovery Of The
far malt 20 hia old friend. Com.
mander Prary
The colonel declared that Com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

Here Is another wei known Sc
attic man who has taken the
LonEhueY Bake oven treatment
with splendid results. and. like
many other thankful patients who
have been cured % different die.
eases by these remarkable men.
writes toe letter which follows.
Fhuwing the results ot these treat
menta Ia his case
t.oughney a Loughney.
1z021s Peoples Savings Bank
Bldg CITY
Gentles-en "a am writing this 20
tel you that ] am more than well
Z pleased az the results obtained in
my ease hy your remarkable meth.
cd 81 treating diseases and wish
90 HhY that your treatments iu the
I Bake ovens have completely cured
me ~ Rheumatism and Cafarrh.
I Further than fhls. when came %
your offices ! was 10 q yer. ntrv.
ous condition The treatment cor
rected this a' once and greatly SIM
proved my circulation can cor
/ tainly recommend your treatments
I go an sufferers who are seeking re-
licf and permanent cure Yours
truly.
ALBERT sEDERBOOM.
Z Mf Sederboom has been q reHi
dent Of Seattle Tor about six years
Z living az 63s East 7ist st.. and has
been Tea the employ of the water de-
T partment for about four years
I What LouEhuey a LouEhney did
in this ease they can do Tor you
and if you are "a sufferer you should
|. call GO their offices az once They
make no charges for consultation
and advice They will not ask you
a question. aud will tell YOU exact
|. ly What the trouble is and give
you the best advice a. 10 the way
~ rcgaiuing your health Tho Of
| iices Of the Specialists are located
iu suite 220225 Peoples Savings
Bank building. az the corner OF Sec
ond avenue and Pike street. with
hours from s a. "a to q p ma. viii
Sundays from 9 20 70 for the ac
commodaiiun of those unable q,
come during the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

Charles Harold. a physical cul
tuuat and strong man OF lniarna.
ti0nal reputation. who has been 10
Seattle for some months past. win
give free exhibition fhi8 evening
at the Seattle school of yitoloRy
Third av and Union st The OK.
hibitiOn VIII commence a. s y. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
THE SEATTLE STAR

~~s~~~~.~-~~~~l~4~.~.~
1nisrsd ~ thc seattls poet office as
ore cent psF Copy. uiy cents Der week
" twenty five cents Der month utIIv.
cred hf mail or Garner So free l0uies
NotttE 10 81 sCRInEhS mould
foHt eopf e the star fall TO reach 300
~. 49, .,s.,ees an 'ysnins please do -
sunset Main $500. Ind su. between 3
and O'Clock and We wll ssnu Sou a
. tnpf az once. 10 YOU should mics 90 more
men once. please Telephone Us esorY lime
la 90. va We can b certain Of Swing
.,', ieers p@rfeot service and
To NAtl tnsCHIuIsR~ Inc date
ehen rour subscription eEuIres in on the
.ddreHa label 81 each paper when that
aFaiu been paid in sdvaacs s"ur name
- taken from tho nst change ia dale
~ The address label ia a rcoeipt 81 90
ner feat 81 go tnr ~ months
BiRTH NOTICES
uUbsii n 10 y Nc q = 'C,1G,f,' i''
i'.h ~ daaghter
city March " daughter
Members To tho wife 81 e. u'umbare
"it Woodlav.n Marrn. SON
/ itlt summit March 4 SON
/ 81, loh" To thc vito of p Yonr. Jty
/ March 2 "a son
] NAHtH $50 NNN MINN UN II. MHIM seattle
/ General hospital March 4. a daurntrf
/ lrrahef To thr wife af b. nfDtkeF
/ ties woodland Park as. Mhr.h q. o.
] daughter
Stevenson 'ro the wife CT a. steven.
son. cii} March g dapEhtrr
/ Hhorrod rn thr wife 81 Isl ~htrttd
i 2iil 5ist fohrunN ia a daughter
DEATH NOTICES.
! aNraNe9s~aFNfefNNf d, - ~, -
lihhf if lihNN. ~. AHt.N p EUIfIIt
u General hospital
n l1I Second az A
reletisr Kathryn roucuer e. Mbg,l
n ~ tlh Tenth
II bruce a pruce. a. March 0. scsou,
I and Pine
\ Mrshox - Mashox. SIS. March g. cts
III hospital
Mcanlang y MoGuunp o. Mar,l
III 3. City hospital
schuff Is Schultz Is. March D. CO.,.
I Pitcher
Johnson Bertha johnson. 50. March o
aka2 Eastern
Monsoon Amelia Mousoo 3t. March q
| Minor hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
7 DENY
AFFINITY BUT
SUPPORTSW|FE

The complaint reed Ia the prose-
cutting attorneys offices by Mrs
Pauline Everett Roycroft Apart
ments. ato Harvard uv.. charging
hef husband Ernest q Everett. with
non support ~ his wife and chiid
viii be dismissed on the statement
of Prosecutor Nandervewr this after.
noon The prosecutor decision WAS
tcar he'd after a. conference with Ev-
eteit this morning
Until January 81 this yrar.' de
ciared Everett u have paid my wife
a monthly allowance 81 tllo since
the first ~ the year ! have given
her SIS and have paid tho January
rent Tor hcr apartments Since tho
first " the year site has offered
twice to loan mr money ard offered
nae money 90 take rrip because
She said needed H. l am in debt
over $500 and have b~eu consider
Ing tankruptc, proceedings shc has
money and D. not in need
Trouble IL over Woman.
1.-The whole trouble between ua b.
over this woman. Mrs Jessie N
Martin whom SHE named in her
complaint ae ms afnuity and other
women We have had trouble oygr
the woman in question before !
am not denying that nor TIE truth
of that accusation. bat cant i've
with mN wife We don't get ATOMS
and don't intend ever 90 1--we with
her
Mrs Martin has been az Pn-a
dena since Februafy 30 and I have
not elopod with her. as ms wife told
The papera Yesterday Ny wife has
interfered with nay business by ca.
ms 60 my store and making fusa
This complaint charging me with
nou-Aupport was made heeaune she
was sore about these either women
a Baby the Pawn.
Prosecutor Vaadersc vr took the
ground that u Mrs Everett De- not ln
destitute and uecesaitouH circum
stances. AZ rho had represented Is
her complaint be had no grounds
tor Issuing the complaint against
Everett Their Troubles we're mat
tiers for the divorce court b. said
An Interesting feature % the caaf
is the uttis b-weeka old bats Ernest
Paul Everett named Tor the un
harry parents ard born during the
year ~ their separation Mrs b,
erstt had hoped enc said. that ths
child would re-unite them the
couple has been married nine years
ard ihis is their first child
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