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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
BOY BOOTBLACK SLAVES TO
! BRING MOTHER TO AMERICA

= Shaving with childish hands from
morn tili eve. Morris Rose. "A years
old. hopes 90 save enough money ca
brlnR his mother aud eight little
sisters from far of Turkey TO this
City
This was The reason given by the
little fellow when hailed before ia.
yenlle Judge a. " Fratar today FOR
failure TO attend school
II want 10 learn lots, Judge. tho
little man told Judge Frater. but
! want my mother more than learn.
Ing right now. I've worked hard for
two years aud have made a little
over $500 shining shoes. I've turn.
Cd over every cent 10 you. haven't !.
daddy be said. turning 20 his
father
Ne Wants His Mother.
Yes, DO give me da money" ad
nlt,cd the elder Rose 4 support
my wife aud eight children IN Tur
key Three Of my children are
with me IN Seattle
Ny little boy hero. Morris. he
want his mother. tell him the
only way 10 get her here Ia 70 earn
On money. He learn 90 shine shoes
aud he work hard all time He's
a good boy toll him I want him
20 so 20 school and he say he want
has mother, ! toll him which no
want most lie say mother and
then Be work for two years
Cant go % night school and
work days. iudgeg want my
mother" appealed the little fellow.
No" responded Judge Frater.
You'll have 10 go 10 school every
day
Well. can't 80 20 school five
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07

Federal IuSfie George DOuNorth
win take Idd&o Hanf0fd's place on
the bench Of the district court this
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
HEADACHES

Z most cases are caused By eye.
strain We make n speciality Of
correcting eye defects. and by 30
doing relieve the headache. u you
have trouble. sec US.
sohuehard Optical Co,
1907 Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
State inserfsrenes.

Therefore the president recon.
msnds the enactment of q iaW for
the formation ~ corporations en-.
gagged I'm Interstate trade under a
federal license. protecting them
from undue Interference by the
state and providing for the Issue Of
stock only for the paid IN value In
cash or property whose value has
been aacertAinsd b. the federal
authorities.
In discussing the possible obisc.
tons to bis plans. the president
says that recent decisions have
been 50 sweeping that only three
doors are open 10 corporations
They must resolve themselves into
their component parts with loss to
themselves and 20 the country.
they must run In defiance ~ the
law or. as a third possibility. they
can accept his charter plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07

lie aAya that he desires to pro.
cure q means % bringing corpora.
tlona into the pale 81 the Law. and
- pfrveut any business disasters
Tie cffefs the proposition % the fcd.
eFal charter A. the means oE gain.
ms this purpoao. saying
IN dealing. therefore, Nith mru
who have ased methods condemned
~ statute for the purpose OF main.
taining profitable business. We mny
well facilitate change BY them In
the meihod ~ doing business. and
enable Thorn 60 bring Il back into
The xone " lawtuiassa without los.
ing % the eouufry the economy 81
management By which your domsa.
tic trade and the cost Of production
Fave hcea materially iesaened. and
Tn competition with foreign manu-.
faeturers our trade has greatly In,
creased Through All our consider.
alton ~ this grave question. how.
ever. Ne must insist that the sup
PRECISION of competition, the con.
trolling Of prices and monopoly. or
any attempts 20 monopolize In In
trrstate commerce and business.
are not only unlawful 0ut contrary
10 the public good. and they must
be restrained and punished unless
ended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07

Built on The linea o. a gorilla. he
beat down his adveraaries with
ease. lie had given up the game
long axo. bat che brute love for a
fight had not left him.
OF a sudden the men Who had
been rushing the car started 10
quarrel.
TN kin you" We heard one fsl.
low cry out.
That's steepie Jack said Andy
They have been rushln tbs can all
night
Through the dim Hight we saw
Sfeapie Jack close with Que 81 hia
pals. They Wfeatied for a moment
aud broke again Then stceple
hand shot 70 his trousers pocket,
The knife. one startled mem.
Der Of the ganE yelled.
His antagonist had seen the mo.
ton. and being unarmed. rushed
tov ard the door steeple. his luat
aroused. put after him.
Faces dig Knife.
But blood. the injured negro. was
on his feet IN a tWinkling his coat
off and bis ponderoua body polsed
for 4 quick spring Knife IN hand.
steepie dashed toward him The
negro raised his fiata-they were
nis only weapons.
Get ont of the Way. I'm going
to XIII him" stseple yelled TO
blood
The latter. however. failed 20
heed For a NOM Il they stared
az each other the khlte man was
c0wed ils had seen the black
gladiator beat his RdycrsarieH 10 a
pulp. lie stopped short
The negro smiled good naturedly
"steople." said he. that boy may
have mother had one once
With that he went back 20 HIS cot
and turned In.
Shortly aftcrwaFd the lights went
out and all went 10 sleep
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made lts proiits thereby and took
no advantage OF tie slre to stlne
competition | conceive that moth.
Tax could happen more destructive
% the prosperity % this country
than the loss OF that great economy
Ia production which has been. and
viii be. effected In ali manufactur.
Ing lines by the employment Of
larEe capital under one manage
ment
After declaring that the decisions
% The supreme court upheld the
law, the president saya
The value of the statute. which
ls rendered more and more certain
By a Icing line % decisions by the
supreme court ~ the United
States. furnishes strong reasons for
leaving the act "a IL Is"
lie declares thar Il Ia the duty
Of the department og Justice. under
The present law. 20 investigate all
trusts. and says
Bat such an Investigation and
possible prosecution % curpora,
tiuna whose prosperity affects the
comfort not only ~ the stoekhoid.
erss bat OF millions Of wage earn
era and employees and associated
tradesmsu. must necessarily tend
10 disturb confidence in tho bust.
ness community aud dry up the
new flowing sources II capital from
lta place Of boarding. and produce
\ halt Ia our prosperity that wils
caure suffering aud strained cir.
cgmsgaucrs among che innocent Tor
me faults ~ the guilty few
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nas n aolest Of the law Is TO sun.
b i ~ i4bnses Of business ana
asa i w, w, ere with a great vol.
sadef ~ sp'tal which, concentrated
sseps W. 1e organization, has re-
costs of production and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07

edition the commiasion q. o.,
az - - NE Issues oi an atocks
as,,.s s.aaz The president also rec
NJ sAe passage b. the SENATE
nsssa -. .. bills passed few
..,. w y tiie house giving tn
W., commerce Commission
As,'sss' .'aaaeFdize ths safety AZ
~ q an Ssliroads ss IL
49, y,'i ,:..lent saga that Aftofae,
AM s.,. 80 1efsiiam has mebanae
nv 'a'9lqying an of these ideas
N h. NV ready To- coBesess
u D, ss.s,.s.isslng the antitrust law
sass ss.,.,aent says that ll needs M
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
WIFE
AND TWO SONS
Sculptor HwelI Advertises
in a Paper Because He
Was Deserted, He Says.
HAS A NOTED CAREER

Union Hill, N. j., Oct. $50 that it
would be as public as possible the fol-
lowing advertisement was inserted In
the lad" columns Of the Dispatch of
Union Hill: q
Il, Frank Edwin ElweH Of II Hud-
SON place, In the township of Wee
hawken, in the county of Hudson and
the state Of New Jersey, do this third
day Of October, 1910, disown forever
Molina NJ. Elwell and her two sons
Olcott Clara ElWell and Stanley Bruce
Elwell, who deliberately deserted me
ON the second day of July, 1908, with
out justifable cause" &
The advertiser, f. Edwin Eiweli, a
noted sculptor and once curator OF
sculpture at the Metropolitan Museum
Of Art, New York, took this method of
announcing to the public that he for
ever disowned his wife and two sons.
When seen later he gave out the fol-
lowing statement:
My first quarrel with my wife was
fifteen minutes after our marriage.
and that was twenty-seven years ago.
Since then until the day she deserted
me her nagging has been constant"
Sculptor Elwell has done some very
popular work in his chosen field of art
and recently won the prize order to
erect a Lincoln statue at East Orange.
In August, 1905, he suddenly severed
his associations with the management
of the Metropolitan Museum of Art,
the reason being, It was said at that
time, that he and J. Pierpont Morgan
could not agree about the placing Of
some statues.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08

rvs ten your
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
FIVE ESCAPE FROM SING SING
Convicts Overpower Guards and Get
Start of Three Hours.

convicts O%verpower Guards and Get
Start of Three Hours.
Ossining, N. Y, Oct. 8.-Overpower-
ing their guards by a ruse, six desper.
ate convicts escaped from Sing Sing
prison. If one of them, a West Indian
negro, West Rollins, had not become
faint hearted and returned to the war
den's office and given himself up, cool
~ announcing that the other FIVE had
escaped, they would have had about
five hours clear start. ,
AS 1t was, the five had about three
hours start before the big whistle
shrieked out its warning to the coun-
tryside that an escape had been made.
The five men who got away, William
Green Of Ossfning, Walter Brannigan
of Mount Kisco, Robert Boylan of
Brooklyn and Joseph White and Israel
Blum, both Of New York, were con
fined with q number of others, 195 In
all, In the Protestant chapel, which,
owing to the o~vercrowding of the
prison, had been turned to this use.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
START LOnGAI
FLIGHT SUNDAY
$50, 600 for the Winner of
the Chicago to New %.
York Contest.
8 COMPETITORS KNOWN

Chicago, Oct. S.--The start of the
longest cross country fight eve att
tempted by aeroplanes, which was to
have been made today in the attempt
to win a $25,o00 prize in addition to
the $1,000 prize added by Clifford B.
Harmon, for a successful flight from
here to New York, will be made Sum
day instead. a-
Inability to obtain the necessary
supplies along the route was the rea-
son given. 1t is expected that these
requisites will be ready In time for a
start ON Sunday afternoon.
The three prospective competitors in
the raee-Bugene B. Ely, J. A. d. Nc
Curdy and Charles Foster Willard
held a conference here and announced
a plan which they thought would
make sure of one of their number at
least reaching New York In the race
and winning the prize. ..o~ ~.4.-a
They had found, they said, that
enough extra parts could net be OBJ
talned TO make II ElkeIy tbdt Hi tufee
machines would reach New York, so
the extra parts would be pooled for
the uso Of one machine, and the two
others would drop out Of the race
after the start and give what assist
ance they could to the remaining COM
petitor.
Lots were drawn, and Ely drew the
one designating him to make the
flight through to New York.
Charles Foster willard made the
day at Hawthorne race track notable
by ascending to a height Of 1000 feet
and making two flights which carried
him SO far afeld that he was lost to
view of the spectators in the grand
stand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
THE CHOLERA SITUATION.
Treasury Officials Bellows They Have II
Within Easy Control.


Within Easy Control.
Washington. Oct. S-With five ex-
perts from the marine hospital abroad
making a special study Of cholera on
ditions, with DR.. G~eddings, the ex-
pert Of the marine hospital service, Ia
southern Italy making reports every
alternate day to DR.. Walter Wyman,
supervising surgeon general, treasury
officials believe the cholera situation Is
within easy control.
DR.. Wyman is devoting his time al
most exclusively to the details of
plans for preventing an invasion by
the disease. DIR. Weyman explained
that the orders regarding the deten-
ton of vessels had been naisunder-
stood. Vessels that have come from
infected ports and which were de-
tanned i've days before sailing from
the foreign port viii not be subjected
to an additional five Gays detention
at the port of New York on arrival
unless cholera has developed aboard
on the voyage over.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
HEARST MEN
STAND FIRM
Fill Straight Ticket and
Leader Endorses the De-
Cision of the Convention.
VOTE AGAINST" FUSION

New York, Oct. s.-The ~Independ-
ence league completed its state ticket
with these nominations. ""~Ft
For governor, John j. Hopper of
New York.
For lieutenant governor, William
Randolph Hearst Of New York.
For secretary of state, Thomas P.
Scully of Oneida.
For comptroller, Arnold B. McStay
of New York.
For state treasurer, William Irving
Sirovich of New York.
For attorney general, Robert Stew
art of Kings. ' T
For state engineer and surveyor,
James A. Lee of Rockland.
For judges OF the court of appeals,
Reuben ROBBIE Lyon Of Steuben and
james A. Allen of New York ns-
An speculation concerning the atti-
tude of Mr.. Hearst was set at rest by
his uneauivocal Endorsement of there
lection Of the plan to fuse with the
Republicans, as voiced by the stormy
convention held In Cooper Union ON
Wednesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
WORLD SEARCH
FORIMPORTERS
$40, 900 Bail for Two ROs-
enbergs Forfeited -Accus-
cd OF Undertaking.
BENCH WARRANTS OUT

New York, Oct. s.-Agents of the
department of justice have begun a
worldwide search for Jules and Hugo
Rosenberg, members of the importing
firm of Max, Jules and Hugo Rosen-
berg Of 100 Fifth avenue, who were
Indicted last June on q charge of I'M
~dervaluing of imported goods. The
two men sought were each under
$4,000 cash bail.
The bail has been forfeited, and
United States Judge Hand issued
bench warrants for them when their
attorney, William Wickam Smith, said
that he did not know where they
were.
The headquarters of the firm, which
has been under investigation since
June O, is In Paris. The customs Off
GERS have cabled to the special agents
there to search for the two men.
Max Rosenberg. head of the firm,
who was also indicted, wa In Europe
when his brothers gave bail for their
~ppearance and remained there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08

Trying" becomes easy wnen yo't
can delegate most of 1t to the want
ad H '' ~i"fN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
W. ]. DoNNELL,

Lumber, Mill Work, Masons' Ma
terial and Builders Hardware.
22s Jefferson St., Perth Amboy.
Telephone Connection.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
SUPPLIES
ENGINEERS

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P~LuMHERA
Miller. Joseph. as Fourth Avs
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PIPE UNIONS.
National Tube Co. s,tsssprx. Pa
Davidson. I'd. Il. Co., ISL Nassau ST.
PUMP valves.
N sssh 3 a aSse g. & 'f pipt. 81 p.
PIPE JOINT CnMEaTs.
smooth-on Mfg. Co. Jersey City. N
PIPE FITTINGS.
Morab q Harlip so John st.
National Tube Co, Pittsburg, Pa
RUBBER GOODS. "
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sTa1AM spEcEALTIEs.
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STEAM FETTERs sUPPLrEs.
AcNab g. HarHn Mfg. Co, Paterson n. J.
STEFAN TRAPS.
Hackett, J. b. Co, 5~z- Beekman St.
Kelley & Mueller, 81 w. 18th 81.
NcManna, r. r. Co, 90 Gold st.
National Tube Co. Ptttsburg. Pa
sTEAm GAUGES
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con.ol nasss Ih,aakins 8 supply Co. rs
Eu, ; sSs R psas,a Co e a wsrssn G.
Jenkins Bros II John st.
TIME CLOCKS.
Prentiss Improvement Co., ~ Chamber SG
Williams Mtg. Co, 86 Broadway.
pe1any d Co, 10 Park TOW.
Eoxarty, Nd, e9l W. $50 St.
smith A.. &oa W. tsth Sit.
Nichols Iron, Works. aoverneur Clip
TUBE CLEANERS.
Bushnell Eohn g., z11 Fulton St.
Robsrtson JaA l. { Sons, ii Warrsa.
VALVES.
Aston John. lis John st, Brooklyn.
Jenkins Dros, II John at.
National Tube Co. Ptttsburg, Pa
Penbsrthy Injector Co, Detroit, Mich
ktalsy q NneIisr, ID W. 18th st.
williams, ID. z. Valve Co. Cincinnati. O.
WIRE RoFE~
Eeschsn, A g Sons, Rope Co., West ans
Albany Streets.
Hazard Mia. Co. so Dey 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
CONVENTION ON MISSIONS.
Episcopal Church to Broaden Work I,
Domestic and Foreign Fields.


Cincinnati Oct. 8.-0ne great pur-
pose OF the general convention of the
Episcopal church, in session here, is
to broaden the work OF the missions
in the domestic and foreign fields, and
yesterday was devoted to a missionary
meeting, the bishops, deputies and
members OF the women's auxiliary sit
ting In the convention hall.
Bishop William Doane OF Albany,
N. Y. presented the triennial report of
the board OF missions, showing that
o than $1,000, 900 has been given to
the mission work Of the Episcopal
church since the last trienniaI conven-
tion and that 100 missionaries have
been added to the home and foreign
stats.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
Kills Self In Synagoaua.

New York, Oct. 81 Entering the
Temple EInanu Ell, at Fifth avenue
and Forty-third street, of which he is
= member, Benjamin j. Baehman. if
U-fve years old, living at Nutley,
N. J., an insurance ag~ent,Sshot him
self In the head, dying almost In
stantly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
WHERE TO U

WHERE To BUY
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BRASS GOODS.
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sUrrLIEs.
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saands.son a wright 4s q 41 W. Broad.
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ELECTRICAL sUpPLIEs.
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EXHAUST HEADS.
Kelley & Muller. 81 w. 18th st.
Standard Steam Specially Co. s3 West
Broadway.
FEED WATER HEATERs AND PURIFIERS
Kelley, Ben. F. & Son, l7q Liberty st.
Kelley & Mueller. 81 w. 18th St
Standard Steam Speciality Co., EA2-54s ".
REoadway.
FILTERS.
Acton, John, 118 John ST.
New York Continental Jewell Fsiteration CO.
16 Broad st. S =
FIRE BRICKS.
Mcleod & Henry Co. t4o2 Broadway.
ca a<nTs.
Candeld. Fl. c., Eric. sport, Conn.
Emooth-On Mfg. Co. Jersey City. a. J.
CRATE BARN,
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INDICATORS.
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Lippincotts A. G, Newark, N ],
Robertson. Jarnes I. i Soma II Warren It.
INJECToEx.
Jenkins Bros, II John ST.
Penberthy injector Co, Detroit, Mich
LEATHER PACKINGs.
The Detroit Leather Speciality Co.. Detroit
MAGAZINES.
Gold Storage o. Les Trade Journal lie NASp
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Southern Engineer. Atlanta, Gs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-13
JACKSON'S

One of the best pieces of character drawing seen on the contemporary stage in many years is the dinner scene in the new comedy "The Country Boy'' which Henry B. Harris will present in this city on Monday night. August 18th. at Jackson's theatre for three performances. This situation shows a typical theatrical boarding house with which New York abounds and is said to be as funny as the famous dressing room scene in 'The Chorus Lady, or the poker game in the "Traveling Salesman" The author. Edgar Selwyn knows the type and has painted with uneering skill. It is said that the or iginal situation was greed with the presence of Mrs. August Belmont. then Eleanor Robeson. Eugene Walters. the famous playwright and other well known theatrical characters at a time when dame Fortune had not smiled upon them nor had the public flocked to their standard and made them af- fluent. Besides the many laughable situations with which 'The Country Boy'' is said to abound. the heart interest and human note is we'll de- veloped. It is the story of the boy from the country coming to New York to win fortune and goes back home dis heartened and there picks up the threads of his shattered hopes and builds anew and builds we'll Fortune comes to him and fame claims him for her own.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-13
POINTS OF INTEREST.
At Mollan's

No woman with small feet needs to wear shabby or inferior quality shoes. Mollan's sale of first grade low shoes in small sizes gives everyone who wears a size included in the sale lot a chance to get perfect fitting. fashionable. best leather low shoes. for prices quite un- dependent of the real value of the footwear Those who can wear two, two and a half, three. three and a half, or four, are in luck. A lot of mar row widths will also be found at the sale at Mollan's, 1926 Main street.
 Vacation or Automobile Trips
 Demand many accessories for the toilet. Come into The Woman's Drug Store when you need creams. lotions, powers. toilet waters. Remember our Face and Hand Bleach removes all skin blemishes. tan. freckles. pimples. etc. Rubber goods of every description from sick room supplies and invalids necessities to bathing caps of a great many varities and colors. This is a good time of the year to take care of your hair our bay rum any apple tonic stops the hair from falling. in one bot tie or your money refunded. It cures up dandruff and makes the hair grow. Bring your prescription work here and be sure of the right results. The Wo- mans Drug Store. 129 State street. one door below Main street. Tel. 288-4 Lady always in attendance.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-13
BURR & KNAPP
 922 MAIN STREET
J.F.Selleck, I.
M REAL ESTATE sfss ffn0t Syoin Street.

-
 FARMS. FARMS FARMS. We Make Speciality of Country
 Property.
 This is one of our many bargains. Farm of thirty acres, less than one mile from R. R. Station, good nine roor, bouse barn and other out buildings all in Al repair. Large apple orchard and other fruit trees on the place. Five acres of me w65dl and: s-Place is well watered and issealIyv situated Price only S3,oov: TerT5s1 arranged to. suit purchaser. If YOU are interested in farms see us for descriptions of other bargains. RENTS - X Few Very Desirable
 Rents We Can Offer at Prices
 that Can't be Duplicated
 116 Parallel St., rooms. $16 764 North Ave-, 3 rooms. ..... SIS 1764 Main St, } rooms... S14 112 Pacific St., rooms. ..... .S1O 731 Wood, Ave, rooms. ..... .$1S
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1910-08-05

and again placed in circulation. Chief
Deputy Barrett secured promise that
as soon as 1t is found to answer the
purposes claimed for it laundry of
this character will be established here.
1t is estimated that by this means
hundreds of thousands of dollars will
be saved to the government annually.
The authorities have for the past sew
eral years endeavored to place in cir
culation only clean money, and as soon
as it becomes soiled it is retired and
replaced by new. Last year there was
forwarded from this city alone $24,-
100000 in unfit currency to Washing
ton, which was macerated and destroy
ed. 1t costs the government 20 cents
per $1,000 to ship this unclean stuff to
headquarters and then there is the ad-
ditional cost of destroying 1t.
1t Is the intention of the government
to assort the currency gathered UP by
banks into three classes-one that Ia
but slightly soiled and can be at once
turned back into circulation; second
that is considered unfit and the third
that has become so worn and filthy
that 1t would be a menace to the pub
lie. The latter class is to be destroyed,
az is done at present, while the sec
ond class is to be restored to its pris.
tine appearance.