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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08
ELLEN TERRY AT THE MOORE

thrilled audiences % two continents
Irving is dead, and Ellen Terry -
past three score. Her memory Is
bad She had % refer constantly
70 the printed pages
sim she held last nlghts crowd
The old fire was there Her voice
and euunciatiou stu rang true Her
theme was women the women %
shakcspcarc's Imagination a. seen
through the eyes Of woman 81
today
She was sim Ellen Terry u was
not a great dramatic event. bat one
~ unusual interest and Significance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08
PILES QUICKLY
CURED AT HOME
Instant Relief. Permanent Cure
Trial Package Mailed Free
TO All IN Plain Wrapper

Many cases % Piles have been
cured BY q trial package Of Pyrni
mid Pile Cure without further
treatment when u proves is
value 70 you. get more from your
druggist at SOC a box. and be- sure
you get the kind you ask for,
Simply nil out free coupon below
and mail today Save yourself from
the surgeons knife and rs torture
the doctor and hts bills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08
Mrs. Engemann Dies

Mrs Anna Enxemaun. aged IS.
wife Of C. = Engemann. Of the Ora
ham 4 Engemanu undertaking firm.
Ballard. died az the Pacific hospital
yesterday morning The EnRe.
narus have lived Ia Ballard FOR
iA0af nine Years Funeral services
VII b. held from the chapel of era
hn 4 Engmanu Sunday after
ncn At ? O'Clock. The remains wili
y cremated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08
BANKERS WANT
LAW PASSED

State Bank Examiner J. l..
MohundFo met the bankers Of Sc.
attic. Tacoma. Aberdeen. Spokane.
kslso and Belllugham yesterday 30
discuss important measures which
will be introduced during tho next
session Of the legislature. The
bankers are anxious FOR Jaw TO
prevent fraudulent use 81 bills %
lading and warehouse receipts. one
providing punishment for furnish
ing false bank accounts. aud one
TO improve the punishment act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08

Fsf a. boar and a hal, last night
r the Moore theatre. woman
pS; s. ysaFs Of age sat OF stood on
D. stage. reading from books and
nlkiaf 4 vas not a theatrical per
kruahee-lIst an old woman talk
hg and reading
Tsi crowd Of people 50 large
IL tested severely the capacity
fAs theatre building. listened
Switched silent. tense. motion
n Fer the woman was Ellen
b.. eosager queen OF the stage
~ was not the Ellen Terry Of
81 Who With Irving charmed and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08
MISSING WOMAN IS FOUND

The woman was wandering near
the waterfront with the children
Victoria, 10. and Albert. Z,
She had purchased three tickets
for San. Francisco ON the steamer
Watson. which Is scheduled to sail
tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08
THOUSANDS ARE NEAR
STARVATION In STRIKE

Five thousand families are re-.
ported as near actual starvation.
Unionists assert that $4,000 of
the 10000 strikers are receiving
their only food from tho commits.
sary store established by labor or.
gauifations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08
MRS. EDDYAT REST

Hii home az Newton. the body OF
the founder % the Christian
Science church was borne TO the
cemetery and placed In reeeiy.
ing vault beside Halcyon Lake,
where L viii remain until the com.
pletion ~ a substantial mauaoleum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08
FEAR SO ARE
LOST AT SEA


LONDON. Dee. \. Thirty.ninc
persons. members OF the crew and
passengers OF the ateamshlp Black.
burn, are adrli, on the open sea
OF sherlngham today. following the
sinking OF tho Blackburn IN col.
lision with the steamer Rook
The Rock picked up IL OF tho
passengers aud crew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08

BOSTON. Dee. S. Mary Baker
n xas laid 10 rest today In
Nxas Auburn cemetery.
Aher the reading Of a simple
Mefal service In her Chestnut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08
THE MARKETS

M tpiAsWia9 ar. me average prtrr@
FHltd b. The iaeal wholraairrs 90 ifasAi
H&Hes. in@afs and feed frsass in all
- are sabIsst in fariatian accord 80
fssnasss and Esnsrai excellence, hnt
h-ss grires. anie@s otherwise Indicated
= To- siFistlr first grades
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08

nN PEDRO. Cal. Dee S-Thc
- rslIce today brought to an
~ sssour search for Mrs A. v,
- u Hollywood, who disap'
49, Nth her two small children
-. .s,ting uro 60 her home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08
MRS. SHONTS
is TO ANSWER
AS SMUGGLER

NEW YORK, Dec. =. Mrs. Theo.
dofo shonta was ordered today TO
appear before the surveyor OF tho
port TO explain the presence In her
hasEagc OF $4,000 worth OF Jewels
seized whom her trunks were land.
cd from the steamer Kaiser VIII
holm der Crosse.
Mra. Shonts said that her failure
TO declare the gems was the result
OF ignorance of the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08

LOWELL. Mass. Dec s While
eating a doughnut In n lunch room
here. Paul Rouchelou. 20. was
choked 10 death when piece OF
the pastry lodged In his wludpipe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08
EuRfllRnEp HousEs

The fsat Fau pay on furniture In
furnished huusa. f applied on saQda pur'
chased ~ rerrseN Hnd paid for ~ ths
week or month. would soon enable yog ID
suu lt Wa extend credit Wspdhuuai
& Plau Fuin Cos tia PIKE u
furnished hnuae fer rent cheap foul
rooms ana pantry. electric lights phuus
uearan tat6
VnftIF furuirhed house fnur rooms
ore block from Green fnks car line. tii
p~r month Phone iud a 9fss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08

.,,a,.go Doc With ipdlca'
Aat the Garment Workers
~ 80 ~ill continue all winter The
49,, a the strikers aud their
tAs s.ss 4 daily becoming more
s,spefsie,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08
PERSONALS.
DON'T bE LoNgsoME


DON'T DE LONESOME.
Interstate inifoduoiba Society. far ..
asency hany wealthy menbers IN
in,f S ss" I9au, a'T 10 r ,s
m AundaYs 90 y N october paper
~ hgt shl otfire 1897 Fourth av,
rooms ~ and aa0 seattle
ts 900 rcwati tot any pofson nying me
lho hamc o Pc Henucman who had ain
hrf A. the College Inn Monday. Nov anhHf
tH beiweeh ana y. as with two
.adi"s ana ene gentleman. Address I.tog
STYLISH HANGOVER SHOP.
Hats trimmed dyed. cleaned aud 70
bhehed flumns rufiea nud cleaned
NlsiANnp hrpt New ANA old Her-
Msnt aei arcade
49,, MtLLlNHAY.
lNNp OPENED, t6 hAMpt.N HAT aHOp
liEh priced Trimmed pattern hats Tor
hats. soc iiii second foom ai6
1901 curious thmrs lated christmas
presents Price booklet sent free. ! BE-
STANDBY We oide Curiosity SHOP. COL.
mRn Dock. seattle
For accurate piaao work. and lessons
th pencil. efayab pen etrhinH aud water
glsfs eau Apartment eea waidat
Good cara readlnFs stc Hotel paids.
mAfs ttlhH ThiId aV. room to- Hours
~ g z. ehesrt Naudays Ind abts
First Glaze drosamhher wants mere eu.
enEvments hy tha day. lhnnns Main
1903 iud tfta room 100
safe kodak enforcement. 60 cents
Jacobs fheio arcoaf heef 80 uids
Matrimonial bureau, al uainn. room
10 NOT % lonely. fiud yupf souimatr
" y Mallory Hfews hAif ana cures
aahafeu nv cqiumtia o.
LOST AND FOUND.
FNsNrsfN>sN@~@s@s3se-><- ,sssN~s@sNfsN~s~sN~-@
LOTT SEAL HAND nAn-rarty hrinE
RACK haE, geld toethpieh. silver thimhie
thpek aud other articles fH 1891 Fourth
AZ y ef phone Queen Anne use. nb uusH
lions asked
SAVINGS passsook so. skss finasf re-
turn Go WashinNtnn trust Savings
Bank
test shiis spits doe license So.
aRHlt SIS reward fuf return ~ 81
waiah. tttt ltfh ~
HELP WANTUp--FEMALE
~esNs'sf~~er,sHs@see~s~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08
TO ABOLISH HANGING.

MONTPELIER. VI. Doe. s--The
state legislature will probably vote
90 abolish capital punishment by
hanging for murder here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08
HoMtsTrAps

SV~NeSeseeee4eceeTsr seseeesera~aN~s~.~ea~
W" fhu locate you on an exceptionally
good homestead nr desert eihlH boz one
~ ~" beet ffult sections ~ Eastern
washington. THIS iH an uuHHfpa asrd
opportunity Tor making H home aud
becoming Independent ln thn boat Or
thhtd ami Intensified farming district
~ the Northwest fnif ~ see orchard
tltWn aud rrf particulars
TlfE TEHEINH LAND COMPANY
itti Tinnp Az NAfs taf
fitEE inDMEHrEADs. TfMHER AND
nFhtbI claims. We can locate you on
ne best wheat and ffuf lands IN
WAHhth MUTTON mu0 OREGON no
unftfF down. send zoe faf book aud
mans. giving fuii Information
ItHNEHT LAND 60. TGrNTpHH
ipa SECOND Az ~, Noou a9f
ftTN nrS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08
START FIGHT FOR
REPRESENTATION

A Joint meeting o. the legislative
committees % the Chamber ~ Com
merce. CoWmercial club and Rotary
club will be- held next Monday aft-
eruoou 10 discuss the legislative
deal BY which King county gives up
ia right 10 be represented IN the
legislature propOrti0nately with It's
population King county members
Of the legislature have been Invited
10 be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08
ruRfiIstiFp RooMs

ee~-~~Te~-~~s~F.<=~f rs-s~e~~0e~~~a~s~eNe~s~e~
y il5a %..ss. S p .t sa9 S Son si re.
~ tot modern fuf. baths and phenea
rooms averYthing - per week Walk.
uss. steam heat ma distance
THE AvSrx -1oot EiEhth ~. near
Wcstiake az new clean. furnished.
steam. heated bedrooms tor meal.
Rates tl 80 per ur0k ace prf ulsht
FUHNtHttEp ROOMS tN PRIVATE
HOME
Neatort hameIiEe rooms cleanliness
prt comfort assured. walking distance
.ilit nufiHtHn hrirrru trIIur and tanerh
olympic Apartments - HnuHeNeruInB
rooms g i5 au1 up single rooms 81 90
auH 900. best aud cheapest close ln npartt
mente 30 city. Near public market zoio
corner room. rfeam heated. now. walk.
inF distance. e. a1 lfsi western, ApHrf '
ment si
ono ufHiaued room fnr tua gentlemen
and Ono housekeeping rouu, also board
o. t1sa.
Furnished 'front.' room 1osh 1th av.
A. so per week
imoorial Hotel i0s yesix way. hut cold
water steam heat BATH - 90 week w,
UNFURNfsHED ROOMS.
N0-Ne00C~000-~~~ ~~~s~0.0~U'S,ee),1N0ey
For Rent -Four uuuruIahod rooms
poo pcnny way fhon" sou
HOuSEkEEPtNO Rooms
a~~eses~sNaee~4a~s0s 0sevre~s~N~s~a~s@43a@s0e~S
WALKING DISTANCE
one. two three pt four. furnished or
uufurulsurd. 81 90 to fS 90 por week (.
60 90 to $50 90 per month
Gas and electric HEht, phanoi plano eK-
tra. 1919 Pike o., near Terry av.
T. 1tlA
LARGE. neht. clean front rooms. sleep
Ing aud housekeeping, tt50 20 50 r.
week $40 icHior wnv
Furnished ur uufuruiHhed housekeeping
rooms urieiiy modern W May phone
North tlfp.
Two nice. sunny housekceplnRi close In
1874 Nluth J. 1898
Single ana suiteai walking distance.
Fas both. iiahti 81 90 mo- 2982 sixth Az
BOARD AND Room
N~-Nes0=0s0~rgsee-0er- <Nee~-~-~-~40e~eN=NsN@@
Large room suitable for three gentle
mon. with board. az zoos uGfcu Main
Gt2a
Moo ruon and board fnr two R0ntic.
mon, walking distance East 232s
Desirable pc, pie viii rnd pleasant
homo with excellent board nt zee John ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08

Classified want ads otc.. ono cont per
word. minimum charge for any I'D. 10
cents Telephone al IN and W. will send
collector for payment Main oioo. Ind.
ttt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08

LOWELL. Mass. Dee s.-Five
hours after he had married Mrs
Eva A. Campbell on sick bed.
James a. Peeyy. a prominent bust.
ness man. died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08
CITY REA. ErTATE.
INTERESTING
REAL ESTATE
PROPOSITIONS

INTERESTING
REAL ESTATE
PROPOSITIONS.
ie acres. ~ miles from
FoH Kent good coll small
hnuse barn. efe Only
'aALE q sgs. half cash. bal
aueo eaaT
Tua fire to.foot lots. near
hle,k from ear line. mes,
HALE eafrpsiunANg law price.
O. ese each. can seil sep
arste. part tcfms
80 arfes hiShiy improved.
near TartnriA. arrons
lake Washington. thfes
FOW acres atrawhrrriss sew
rfai hundred rufrnnta
SALE Eouaehefftes Shapes and
biAChHapa thFea acres
apples fair house and
GOOD barn. splendid coil.
irtec $500 on terms
stea aessa Of land. wnl
ron make fine stock grain
or frat land. near ka-
SALE lama Washiastan. only
$751; pef acre
Is arfo. we'll Improved
FoR lralt faneh. nsaE MED.
EXCHANGE come Seattle property ID
ssehauKa Price w.
taaa9.
a. acres sifaifa o. fruit
ron land. Yakima valley. un.
Der Tlotau government
EXCHANGE dHet. see uer aeFe
WI trade on seattle
property
ron So. 40 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08

A"etFeFh company
wantea -f,spsrisnesa chocolate dipper
kasais caatr 90 stai Fifn AZ
hELP wAnTEo-mALE.
N'>~t~.r~~~.~s~s>~~~s~sN s@s~sN~s~~s~S~s~~-~~~~
nANnER WORK FHgn
'" ~ sA II. It. a assasa sss l e,aesa q
fhtfd ~ ans Columbia - SHAVE. Be-
Aasf Eut tEN EfaAa ilnpnn avua
yies wofk free chafss is faf ms
NATIONAL BARRIER coLLraE
r#o Schools
50. Fae Ih'fa Az q wsshlnsion ~
We teach the baftsf trade cainpisie
Course fat8a Wages paid shhs
AakNra WANTED TO AID us sapplg
the 1efnanf for rhuire naFkefN stock !.
aatfit ffeas cash wsHkiy Address cApfs
ufeeHn
Ntmolas. Asthma cure 90 Netaiisfs
and iahhefs Tor Afuns1'a Nieratar Naid
a afua sinFes end suprlF houses ~
thrf aHhf earrf them. faa can Est them
q lss Arraas nlas
Asenfs wanted usaui artiels Sc
cents hftuE sample anh tefnHs EuWfnau
ssns~ fHueh hhafpenef. 1879 tfanklin av
Msn. WsIi isks rpuf 10 contracts aff
rear handa anywhere att haillFan
Niara
Nsats tit hiafn fafGreats titt6 rra-
eta heum sef. tfaaafs miaE autA
rhua
Neeaa9 .hanl siafhlas ha4aht snd saia
tsii Fea - Mails tftt iH4 T. tffs
CRAWFORD FtaNN Eo. N atfi
fHfieeinE aut teftaishinf fnnu
srSA Prot afsYems Nsw Mathaa Faarh.
Tyf*A Tea iAnelEa guaranteed iu pffs
~ Fafr teFsaHa NaFa. easafnEa Trial
HAIf afmaFa ffve. hNHgth AmA fGnA u
SITUATIONS WNNTEp-MSLE.
aeaaeaaHssss7seas=ss N~sesss@e~aeser
FsnHartanrH Fnan unnts coolies ting ~
satlfttsma @@ salAfr ng e1tpas issioa AZ
trrss JOB Ftr FiaF
wAhTED --wtdC ELtASEous
@e4e~@-ess~e-estsrse~~ 4e-ese~e~@~eere@eNs@se-~s
nbts wHufat fef raraFetime basement.
4 q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08
Los1 AND rouNp.

WAN I'D Several younE wurasn vita o.
vtihnat ssperifHea as tsisphuns uper
siors Appig 1850 nth AZ % iief
Yhira AZ The Pacific Tsisphans .
telegraph Company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08


HOUSES.
ra~sN~@-es@~sN~sesea~s~ ~~eee-~s~~s-es~~<~-~s
un1F tfff peF mnuth feF utue }fa
eye cottage Ter see people Great tarFa
tat NraHftfalfF situated Fisht en- lake
WHshthatan. a. Nsinier Beach uFauf
FtaH Ffef.Feaf ear fafa g. ". uaFUr.
fe1rn eos NsNay hafsi
tl.raam apartment a1uss iasi she piaos
fer mar and wifr, lnfemH $50 sa rrut
faaFs Price fartf e. a anap IN fsara
e. nare Wnnns ell rented ttet tsth a.
Fpr nsnt--Ia steady tensnf utr.fupui
cottage and anod barn. sftG Lane %
Mabie 1888
Ftve.faam fnadran haune cheap e
tasnn ZOE SLATER Highland drive Mails
Hfa
Rect a EtHrarnuu nnuens half block %
Wadis7n. gtl ara y aas. ga. caiafed
Faaf sfpf
STA r1Hu hause aifh uies yard Phons
Qu~Fn AunH sfii.
For rsnt hausr fr ballard seysn ICONS
modern. 80. near Fremont ballard car
ifua. tiff vs. eera ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08

GRAND EfEN APARTMENT 400
Ehaftaka. sffletiY mufrfn. cHmplstsif
Furnished GROOM Huifaa. special
summer rates. Walking distances " ga.
tnd tfTt
fieitlaefe fsrntshrf apartments heat
iiRht aud rna ti8 auH sac tif Failsy
Phone 9uNru Anne teFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08

eNe,~e1@e.oeNee,sN so~NSNNN,~@~
Nloa foursfunm. az modern nat
.aas kiHhth aw, rev bioehs from Pike
three.room dat 10 AcFose av
walking distance. iit oak is
rot ReNT ). MISCELLANEOUS.
fof Loase Room 2. urand raoin'
dock, Hfopnd floor un Hallway aN
81, iEltkiNs LAND co.
Barn for uls horses one room
~ ~ hnd bnstnr Az fhono 4, 1853
Az kinds of stafa natures. counters
sh.iflnN etc. made az ~ uali a. fhons
BUSINESS CHANCES.
NN-Nze>~e~sSe~N~ee0~ r4eesseSe~-eecsNDNeeNs
BUSINESS OFFER.
4 have good opening fof live man
~ near hY town 81 900 population
Of d good brick enrnef store buildinH
Win living room 40 HfaifH. prominent
lhiofHentiuH streets suitable for hard
we're, furniture grocery etc I VIII
leni very reasonable 20 fiHht party. su'
H. w. DREsEN.
refry wharf az Madison Park
HIRE is AS ApAtTMENT tOuaH
Nf 70 rooms an rUutna. hnt water boat
w an1 strictly modern throughout. A
HtfH 'Ht- AftNNEA NfNHAHNf fNNANNHN HaHN =
month Price tie.beo lac 1909 Would
take vacant iot o. small house an part
payment 0n balance
v J mnMMERT.
ksats as Arcade nidR
Dor Haio hakefY, fine brick oven. saa.
MAfF shop. welt fitted up. store. modaft
tiht, good barn. good team and woFan
SHOW cases etc pWneF expects 90 lsaNs
slty about January !. and wiil asli yer,
rHaaunahle Abeut 81 .6ea
waited rafty with 81 900 90 a. Join 81,
building store and flat building cas-
show You ~ per cent Investment Thh
iss gs.o0ape proposition You can have
half lniffest for 81 300 90
L ,sts 20 Aresa. nias
hafhsr shap far sais. 1850. $40 dow
ms leeailea i'hens Nerth i1t1.
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Is ACRES OF WATER FRONT
LOCATED IN ONE or THE
PRETTlEsT SPOTS on THE
SOUND AND ALL IMPROVED
WITH A MODERN gRoOM
HOUSE. BOAT HOUSE, CHICK
En- HOUSE. REST HOUSES
ETC, 200 FRUIT TREES AMI
PLENTY or SMALL FRUIT
IF you ARE LOOKING FOR A
HOME THIS ONE WILL SUIT
YOU. A9 WE CAN GIVE YOu
A PRICE LOWER THAN WI
HAVE EVER KNOWN BEFORE
OK A PROPERTY or THIS
KIND. $500 WILL HANDLE
THIS. AND ~ you ARE IN
TEREsTED. CALL or COR
DON a HANLEY. 32ih PIKE
STREET.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08

Dance II nFsa miami tonight
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08
nEIp wANTFD-MAlr.

Ka.sI. eaaar N a. 81 sl,i W. ael az a'p9'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-08

eesssee~~se~eeeeesssse~e
.HNiua foursfunm. an modern nat.
.taH Eighth aW, rev btorha from Pike
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-10-21
Japanese Self Control.

"a The japanese are trained to conceal
unhappy feelings and only to publish
to the world the record of things
bright and cheerful. OF this wise dis
cipline of self Lafcadio Hearn gives a
good instance In his "Kokoro:''
II had male servant in the house
who seemed to me to be the happiest
of mortals. He laughed invariably
when spoken to. looked always delight
ed at work and appeared to know moth
ing Of the small troubles of life. But
one day l peeped at him when be
thought himself quite alone, and his re-
Taxed face startled me. 1t was not the
face l had known. Hard lines Of
pain and anger appeared in it. making
it seem twenty years older. l coughed
quietly to announce my presence, and
at once the face smoothed, softened.
lighted up as IL by miracle. 1t was a
miracle, indeed. Of perpetual and un-
selfish control"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-10-21
IDAHO BRlEFLETS
Idaho's INTERIM State Fair
N Poica Monday

Idaho's Inter- M ountan State Fair
opened in Boise Monday.
w. L. Carlyle, of Moscow, Idaho,
has been selected by the Portland
Hunt club to judge the draft breeds
and wagon classes in it's fourth an
nual horse show.
The Kootenai postoffice and store OF
DeBolt & Mitchell was broken into
and robbed for the second time in the
past few months. Entrance was easily
gained through the back door. Only
a few dollars was obtained by the
thieves, those being taken from the
till. No arrests have been made in
connection with the robbery. Sus-
picion rests on number of strangers
who had been hanging around Koot-
enai previous to the robbery.
For the past three weeks the steam
err Northern has been dragging bottom
for a quarter of a mile in making the
landing at Standpoint dock, owing to
the extreme lowness of the water this
fall. Bottom may be touched at most
any point between the city dock and
Point Contest with 20.foot pole. On
account of the lowness of the water.
the Northern has been compelled TO
change her course considerably In
making various stops at points ON the
lake. According to statements made
by those who have lived OF, the lake
front for nearly ten years, the water
of Lake Pend Oreille is lower this sea-
son than 1t has ever, been before to
their knowledge.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-10-21
Antique Siamese Bronze.

This is greenish black coating,
with inlay of green patina. says Scien.
tific American. Rub chrome green and
zinc white TO a greenish white color
with turpentine oil. mix with copai
varnish and apply to the object. coat
ing the hollow portions especially. If
there is rich decoration. coat this all
OYER and dry. Now rub green CHINA
bar. graphite. and some black pigment
to greenish black color with tur-
pentine oil. mix with copal lacquer.
and coat over all the raised portions.
leaving the hollows untouched, so that
the first layer in the hollow portions
will have the appearance of copper OK
ide. Glaze. after drying. with spirit
lacquer. Handle the brush just as In
ordinary bronzing.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-10-21
In The District Court, Second Judicial
District of the State of Idaho, in and
for the County of Latah
e. G. Galarneau, Plaintiff

e. G. Galarneau, Plaintiff
Louise Galarneau Defendant
To Louise Galarneau, Defendant, The
People of the State of Idaho Send Greeting:
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of the Second judicial District
of the State of Idaho, in and for the County
of Latah, at Moscow, Idaho, the complaint
of the above named plaintiff in all action
brought against you, copy of which is
hereto attached, OF the nature in general
terms as follows:
To obtain divorce from defendent on the
grounds of adultery and desertion.
You are hereby directed to appear and
answer to said complaint within twenty
days after the service hereof. if served
within this district, and within forty days
if served elsewhere exclusive of the day of
service.) And unless you so appear and
answer, the plaintiff will appeal to the
Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Idaho, in and for
the County of Latah, this 23rd day of Sep
tembel, A. d. 1910.
AxEL P. RAMsTEDT, Clerk.
(SeaD By Adrain Nelson, Deputy,
II. B. West and VIM. E. Lee, Attorneys for
plaintiff, residence. Kendllick and Moscow,
Idaho.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-10-21
CUBAN HURRICANE
DOES MUCH DAMAGE
Impossible to Estimate Loss,
Which Will Aggregate
Millions.

Havana-The Island of Cuba has
probably sustained the greatest ma
terial disaster in all her history, in
the practically continuous hurricane
which developed into torrential floods
and hurricanes and continued several
days. The western half of the island
suffered more severely than the east.
The first storm, of which there was
some warning, had barely abated on
Sunday night when suddenly the wind
which up to then had been southeast
changed to southwest. Cyclonic blasts
swept over Matanzas, Pinar del Rio
and Havana provinces, completing the
destruction wrought by the first
storm.
1t is impossible to estimate the
amount OF the damage, which doubt
less will aggregate millions of dollars.
Many thousands of peasants in the
three western provinces have been
rendered homeless and 1t now seems
probable that the republic may be
compelled to request international aid.
While all communication with the
interior has been cut off, there is
reason to hope that Oriente, Cana
guey and Santa Clara provinces have
escaped the greatest fury OF the
storm. ~
Custom House Sheds Go.
In the City of Havana the losses
probably will exceed 100000, main
ly due to the destruction of the GUS
tom-house sheds, which were filled
with perishable goods, to the sinking
of scores of lighters, many of them
containing valuable cargoes, which
had been unloaded from steamers and
to the submerging of about one square
mile of the residential section of the
city.