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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

they both entered
So then. Helena Won Rita had
other VISITORS England and Mex
leo we're indeed comforting here IN
Montreal There we're matters 20.
ing forward here IN which my GOV.
eminent Was concerned
AZ the moment nothing better
occurred TO me than 10 return To
my room and walt for a time II
would serve no purpose Tor me 10
disclose myself. either IN OF out of
the apartments ~ the baroness. and
n would not aid me 10 be- seen ldilns
about the neighb0rhood Ia city
where there was so much reason to
suppose strangers we're watched. /
resolved 10 walt until tho next
morning and 70 take my friend Won
Riittuhofen. with mt, BE need not
know pll thRt I knew. yet IN case
ot any accident 10 myself or any
sudden contretemps. he would
serve both nH witness aud aa an
excuse for dlsarmlug any suspicion
which might be entertained regard
ing myself.
The next day he readily enough
fell ia with my suggestion of q
morning stroll and again we sal.
lied forth. nt about o'clock, hay.
Ing hy that time finished a deiguner
"a Ia fourchotte with jacques Bor
tlllon, which 90 my mind compared
unfavorably with one certain other
I had shared
a sense Of unCasinega began tO
Cypress me. ] knew not why before
! had gone half way down the little
street from the corner whore We
turned II was gloomy and dismal
enough a. the best, and ON this
morning an unusual apathy seemed
to sic upon o.. for few of the shut
ters were down. although the hour
was now mid morning Something
said TO me that 10 would be az well
for me to turn back
might as well have done so
We passed up The little walk. and
] raised the knockor az the door
but even as It sounded knew what
would happen There came to me
that curious feeling which one ex
perlences when one knocks at the
door OF "a house which lacks human
occupancy Even more strongly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
RED LIGHTS STILL BURN
WHERE NAT MOORE DIED

CHICAGO M Jan - There
weren't many openly expressed ~
Ersts IN the region of ChiesEo'a
underworld wheu Nat Moore. son
% Judge Moore. fInaneler and rail
ruad president was found dead 10
a "Vic" ahhus Dearborn ay resort
MooruB beautiful Young wiie.
Nho waa Miss Hsien Parse. a 20.
ciety leader. Va Frustrated over hia
death. bat the lights AZ "Nic
shave resort keep en- hiaHinm m
side there % the same KaFiah
noise u music and drunken song
fFat the Noman Whn runs the re.
sort pridss herself that her place
Is exclusive"
Her sine bills run into the
thousands ~ dollars cvcry month.
and the ballroom. a. her alp
pcry floor.d paFior is called. D.
the salon Of the emi-wofid ~
Chicago fiithrf come the mnua ~
the rich 10 ~sow their aid oats
When Nat Moore drank
champagne IN q rcyel that his
death ended. be WAS only doing
shat dozens Of other millloualfcH
sous Dc
n Tact. n the truth we're
known. "Vic" shaN herself la cr.
poctinE that her place Will be-
more sought out BY young sports
than ever before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
HER0lSM SAVES
THREE FROM FIRE

BELLINGHAM. Wash. Ian "a
Fighting his way through choking,
Ntrangling clouds Of smoke In bis
burning residence today. Capt noc.
tor Gawiey CROPPED through the bed
room Of bis daughter Jessie. aged
10. until he found the seusalcna
giri and bore her to safety. Then,
FaaplnR for breath. he again faced
the blazing rooms Of the upper story
and struggled 10 the inner hail.
where he found his aged fatherin.
law. Henry Marshall, and led him
10 the outer air and safety II waH
necessary 10 use force 10 get the
old man out. AZ he insisted on dress.
Ing first.
seconding his fathers efforts.
helping him raise the ladder and
directing noighhorb who ran 20 the
house 10 help. Arthur Gawrsy. the
little lDycaroid son OF the captain.
worked side By side with his parent
Helen oawioy aged s.. made q sen
nailonai escape from The house.
crowling from her bedroom window
TO the roof OF the porch and leaplng
into the arms of byalAndom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

James Stephen. candidate for
councilmanati large on the repub
llcan Ticket 10 being boosted by
his friends IN ovory part of the
city. Who refer 90 him aa the man
Nh0 built oar schools
Mr stephen has lived ln Seattle
for 20 years For the past no years
ho has devoted most oi bits time
to planning and supervising the
construction ~ Seattle public
schools. having huiii more than 80
huiliiGgH during that time. which
arr models 81 modern school arehi.
lecture.
Ito ia republican 10 politics.
hui broad enough 10 represent all
lhe people. regardless Of their po.
ilticai affiliations lie in weii in
formed as 90 municipal affairs.
conservative. a hard worker. and
capable ~ representing the beat
Interests ~ the cillnsua whum be
expects 10 represent
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ever. my Idle gaze was drawn go
two young Engilshmen whose bear
ing IN some way gave me the Inn
preston that they belonged IN off.
cisl or military life. although they
we're IN civilian garb
Presently the two halted and sep.
arated The taller kept on 10 the
east 10 the old French town At
length ! saw him Joined. az though
BY appointment. By another gentle.
man. one whose appearance az
once gave me reason for a second
look He nccostcd my young Eng
lishman. and without hesitation the
two started OF together A. thoy
did 80 I gave an Involuntary excla.
nation The taller man ! had seen
once before, the shorter, very many
times ia Washington
"Yess." commented my old sci.
enlist calmly. $50 strangoi They
80 .srvturr."
"Ab, you know them." almost
fell upon him
"Yeas last night The tall one
iHg Mr. Peel. n young Englishmani
the other is q Mexican. they said
Senior Yturrl0 OF Mexico he spoke
much Sic. ! wass sleepy then. But
/ also that other tall ono we saw so
back that wass Captain parke. al
go OF the British navy Ills ship isa
I the war boat Modesto "a fine one
! sec her often when walk on the
rffer front. there
/ turned TO him and made some
excuse. saying that presently
would Join him again at The hotel
7 Dreamlly as ever. be smiled and
took hts leave For myself. ! walk
cd on rapidly after the two figures
then n block or SO ahead of mo.
/ saw them turn into street
which was familiar To- myself They
passed on. turning from time II
/ time among the old houses of IN,
French quarter. Presently they on
tered the short side street, which
/ myself had seen for the first time
the previous night ! pretended q
busy myself with my pipe. as thei
turned IN nj the very gate which
knew. and knocked at the door
which had entered with my mys
terlOus companloul
The door opened without delay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
GOT HER FACE CRACKED

A few weeks ago Mrs @ G.
ChriHtofer. OF AHbufy Park. ~ ].
wrut oht automoblllnE and got hei
face cracked Since then. when
ever she goes riding. she ia careful
90 protect her face from the dri
parching sud terrible singing ~ the
wind by the application Of a little
pcnlam Although the poalam does
not show she washes u Of upon
her return and finds her sAin soft.
clear and free from irritation In
like manner. poeiam prevents the
lips and hands from chmnping n
u Immensely popular among the
theatrical profession Tor use In
making up. protecting the face from
coemeiicF. besides enabling them
10 b. washed on easily
nclng an ointment poslam
nootheH and heals al once. II b.
non.greaHy. flesh oolored and can.
not be detected when used for
acaly scalp. dRudrufi. buils scahs.
rorce. erupiiuna. chatting. hives.
hloichea, letter. etc Il drives away
The gofeafss aud cures Ia Is hours
iichink e stopped Immediately
poslam IL on sale for 80 cents AT
The Quaker DRUG Co. and ali reli.
able drag stores But a supply sui
flcieni TO relieve the minor troubles
mentioned. and 10 clear the com.
plexion and rid the face Of pimplcs
IN "a hours will be sent b. mail,
fraa ~ charge ~ anx rnD wsha sasftf
write % the Emergency Laboya.
tories. 30 West Twenty. fifth street
New York City
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

5o.cent Treatment of Pa.
ciic which any dmsgss, y. Y. 4
y lH needless q ~ ~
and worried. becanss - (
preparation goes a Ga !. :
otorder Kidneys and -.
ten distributing ia slssse..
Ing and strengthenssr -
reeily upon he Organs ~ .
affected and com5ls,ss 4
before yOu realize ii
Your physician. A,,.
banker Or any mercsnsgs J
vii tell you that Pare ~
& Pape 81 Cincinnati 4 -
responsible medicine cssss'
oughly worthy ~ yeus 49,
Only curative resagss -
from taking pape's nIansS
few days treaiment xlI -
one feel fine.
Accept only Papes uws.
cent tfehtment--any asss :
anywhere In the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
KIDNEY DISORDERS VANISH
AND LAME BACKS FEEI \

a real surprise awaits every sur.
ferer from Kidney or bladder trou.
bic who takes several doses Of
Pape's Dlufetic Misery ia the
back sides or loins. sick headache.
nervousness. rheumatism pains.
heart palpiiatlona. dizziness. sleep
lessncss. inflamed or swollen eye.
Ida. lack 81 energy and al symp-
toms of out 81 order kidneys simply
vanish
Uncomfortable urinaiion lespe
cially % night. rmariine offensive
and discoiorcd water and other
bladder misery ends
The moment you suspect kidney
or urinary disorder. OF feel ans
rheumatism begin taking this
harmless medicine. with The knoWf
edge that there IL no other remedy.
~ any price. made anywhere else
Ia iho world. which viii effect 80
thorough and prompt a cure a. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

We looked AZ me obviously "Well.
then. admitted. u miss some
thing from my commodo here Some
one has taken &c."
~ iss Of value. perhaps. be- IN.
qulred politely
Well no. not Of intrinsic value
Twas only slipper of white sat.
in, made by Braun. Of Paris"
One slipper? or what use?-"
"it belonged 20 "a lady / was
about 10 return II" ! said. but /
fear nay face showed me none too
calm
Each man studies for himself
hla own specially mused the old
man. You have perhaps studied
the species Of woman once. also
J."
We walked. my friend mugine
and bbbbHng, myself sim anxious
and uneasy We turned out Of mar
row Notre Dame st., and into ST
Lawrence Main 49, As we strolled
I noted with much interest the
motley life about me. picturesque
now with the activities Of the ad
vancing spring Presently, how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
LET BOB RODGE ALONE
(From The Argua)

(Ftom the Argua)
commissioners IN the future 20 buy the
supplies for the King county Jail
public whether those supplies
chased by The commissioners By the sheriff But up 10 the
bob Hodge sheriff the hor had been boarding
the prisoners made Of that
than his Then aiong Hodge who said
ne WAITED the salary. that and that " he
elected the prisoners would be boarded az cost
d OF BY this process
ntimalon that he
tempted the feedng the prisoners
how. he has kiug county thousands of dollars
Tho King in ilodao
they have the commissioners and that body would
do we'll 60 let the sheriff alone,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

plncho, went 10 the white House
and secured from President Taft
an admission that Secretary Balllu.
ger had done wrong ln reaiofius
the power sites 90 entry. an admls
sion which compelled the Issuance
Of an executive order for the re-
Withdrawal 81 the sites.
Pinchot was no less iusubof
dluatc then Rus President Taft
was not then openly committed 10
naliluger Cannon. Aidrich. Hitch.
cock. OuEEenheim and standard
on The fight waa still under
cover. Il was the administration s
idea that Clifford rlnehos could be
ovsrhcaded By superior authority
nailinEer was known 10 be- opposed
10 conservation policiea Garfield
found this out when nalliuEcr was
Ia the land office TAR knew Hal
lingerie connections and ieauings
on this subject nut ae agreed with
Secretary Knox and Postmaster
General Hitchcock that IN bis sub
ordinate position ~ forester. PIN.
chot could b. gagged aud rendered
ineffective
Already the wiser heads Ia she
administration camp aro heg.nniuE
TO see that q great hlundrF has been
made. and that Finehot all take
with him much Of the public con
fidencc which stili cluns while b.
remained. to the Taft admiuistra.
tlou. To- these % ali spelis votes
votes lost % conEressmen.
with Plnchot fired there - less
interest IN The naliiuger lnveatiTa
tl0n Tho main purpose Of thiH AZ.
fair vas to set I'D Of pincho' hut
Pinchnt wiil stay and be ready Nth
the evidence for exposing Bailin
ger lie has plenty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
TACOMA WILL BAR
HIGH BILLBOARDS


TACOMA Jan ~ Hmihoards IN
Taeoma must b. limited 60 siK tee'
% height
The validity % this ordinance has
been sustained hy Superior Judge
shakiofoFd whn denied abe petition
~ d local firm Tor = wrig ~ man.
dgmus 10 compel The city building
Inspector fa grant q permit FOR the
erection q q high billboard on Pu.
gallup Az
u was argued ~ the petitioners
that N the new ordinance was en-.
forced thar q would pat blilhnafdn
out ~ business This o. exactly
shat The city council Ia aiming
20 DO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
DEFINING JURY
FAILS TO AGREE

After dellberating more than ~
hours. a jury in Judge Ronalda
court and announced that u was
hopeleasly deadlocked IN the case
81 John Deuning. accused 81 Grim
inal assault upon Alice Turcott ~
years old. July OF last year. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

had that strange feeling now. be-
cause this sound was not merely
that Of unoccupled rooms ID came
from rooms empty and echoingl
tried the door. II was not
locked flung II wide. and stepped
within Al first could not adjust
my eyes 60 the dimnese. Absolute
silence reigued pushed open a
shutter and looked about me The
rooms we're not only unoccupied.
but unfinished The walls aud
floors were utterly barrel Not a
sign OF human occupancy existed
! FASTENED out 90 the little walk
and looked up and down the street,
TO satisfy myself that ! had made
no mistake no this was the mum
hef this was the place.
Followed by my wondering com.
pauion. ] made such inquiry as
could On the little neiehhorhood
! fmmd learn nothing
"Sir." said 10 my friend. az
last ~ do not understand ~. /
have pursued but lt seems the but
torfly has flown So. both silent,
myself morosely $50. we turned and
made our way back across the
town
Half an hour later we were on
the docks at the river front where
we could look ont over the varied
shipping which lay there MY
scientific friend counted one YES
sch after another and al last point
ed 20 "a gap ia the line.
Yesterday ! wass here ho said.
'and ! counted am the ships and
their names Tho steamer Modesto
she lay there Now she iss gone
pulled up suddenly This was
the SHIN which carried Captain
Parkc and his friend. Lieutenant
Peel Of the British navy Tho Sc.
cret council at Montreal was. there.
fore, apparently ended There
would be an English land cxpedl-
ton across Canada 90 Oregon.
Would there be also an expedition
by sea- At least my orrand In
Montreal now finished. had not
been In vain. even though II ended
In a mystery and a query,
Cro be continued.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
BANK HOLDS A
RECEPTION TO-DAY

Welcome. visitors. are the words
that will be- 10 evidence 70 every
feature Of the opening Of the Na.
tional Bank Of Commerce. which
has just moved into is elegant new
quarters w the Leary building NJ
the corner 81 Second av and Madi
son ~ The officers and directors
of the Institution have Issued hun
dreds % Invitations lo their patrons
ard friends io inspect the new bank
this afternoon and evening between
Tho hour Of and 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
REAL LIVE BABY TO TEACH THESE
GOODS THE WAY TO RAISE CHILD

COLUMBIA. Mo- Jan 22-charies Addison Jones, Of this
city today subject whom b fair goods
of the Missouri university all practice all the taught
Ii the home economics branch Of ipe institution gAers VIII
g. 6etted led and b. the En stQdens
Charles but few months old Il probable that he vii
raise strenuous objection than he You'd later lie
Recently Or Day. professor decided that Il
criminal girls knowlodge az the Of
professor decided
live baby experimental purposes II The trial is
success babies viii be engaged permanently until
they OugroW their usefulness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

weeks vacation on Puget
sound planned long since by wheat
growers Of Whitman county, was
inauGumted last evening upon their
arrival in this city The party con
sists ~ 37 rauchers. an ~ whom are
stopping az the Hotel Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
CHAPTER XVIII
THE MISSING SLIPPER.

There viii always remain some.
thing 10 be said Of woman az long
&c there Is one on earth.--Bauflers
we parsed the luncheon hour az
The hosiery Of nay friend. jacques
Berflllon after which suggested
a stroll about the town Tor time
Before we started. J asked him 10
step No. my room. where had icft
my pipe. Sly eye fell on the com
modes top, casually I saw that n
WAS bare recalled the strange
warning OF the baroness the even
Ing previous. ! was watched My
apartment had been entered In my
absence Property Of mine had
been taken.
My perturbation must have been
disc0yerable Ia nay face What iss
itY' asked the old man you for
got sOmething7"
No" said I, stammoriug IT 10
nothing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

office or course. u may be fonsif
bic that there " soma eeifpiayeF
attachment In the office which oh
viatra any necessity for actual prac
tee. but In ans event alt Will soy
oualy welcome the return of Mf
Perry 80 the higher sphere where
personal performance ia insured bY
practice. and We feel certain that
the law viii rejoice IA the presence
90 the prodigal deputy prosecutor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
HOW FAR HAS TAFT COME IN
Il MONTHS AS PRESIDENT?
Gibson Gardner Tells How the Chief Executive Has
Drfted, Slowly Blu. Surely, Into the Camp of the
Conservatives and Away From the Policy OF
Roosevelt to Which He Was Pledged.
~ CIT SON GARDNER

WASHINGTON. Jan 22-ne.
cause OF the dismissal Of clifford
Pinehot. President Taft has come
into the open Ia the fight on the
Roosevelt policies and following
This Is frankly recognized now In
Washington
Tho nght Of the renctlonarlcs has
gone on quietly ever since NOyems
Der 9. 1905 Beginning with the
dismissal az the Roosevelt cabinet
aud ending with the use ~ patron.
age as a hludgeon 90 smash the In
surgcnts. the past ~ months have
been one steady effort Ca undo
What remained of the progressive
movement started hy che last ad
miuistration.
Saw Il Coming.
Clifford riuchot saw his eud from
the heglnnlng Re WAS part of thc
conservation movement President
Roosevelt stated Ia his Norfolk
speech that Piachot was she ORIG.
inator OF the movement and that
an the knowledge be- (Ro0scvelO
had ON conservation be had gained
from pinchot
After Roosevelt left piuchot %.
manned. nfuslnE vitality into the
conservation movement This was
his real olfcnse He refused % $40
stin and let the corporate luuu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
THE MARKETS

The fotiowiBE ars the average price.
eaafsd bg the iaeai Wholesalers On
larai produce. meats ana feed.
ffless In all eases are subject 90
variation according 60 freshness
prices. nniess otherwise Indicated,
arr foe strictly first Grades.
Esas and faffsr-rsuytpE Ffirs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Liza Williams, = coy damsel about
50 years old, was given "a hours Ia
jan yesterday because she refused
60 tell her right age when Judge
Gordon demanded the information
The question 10 improper. said
Liza mo one has right 90 ask
a lady's aRc after she has passed
the 25.year mark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Jury was discharged No date for
another trial has set been set II
ia said thar the jury stood eight Tor
aeanlfial and four for conviction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
ODD BIT .
Or NEWS

I'm soin tire avveruint." shouted
Michael schreck a few days aFo.
whrn be sayA he contracted q die.
CAGE IN thg Whitman county luil
aud wanted to sue The county TOT
damages lie was advised 90 be.
come an American citizen before be
brought 6cijon He attempted 10
40 ~. hut t8dse " " Garfield ~
whitman county denied bis nrpllca.
ton Now Nike IL aEin the guy.
ermint" for fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Organized scattering Of sunshine
seeds received i,s first boost last
night when Mas Theora Carter ad.
dressed soo men. women and child.
ren az the First Presbyterian
church The Society ri Good Cheer
proposes 20 take up the work where
the nurse and physician leave a.
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ences resume their former practice
Of fiieh and grab he refused 10
permii Halllnger. though superior
officer. 10 restore puhlic lands
power sites. coal claims aad forests
90 the depredations % the Guggeu.
helms and Standard OIL Tie ap.
peaied 20 ihe public which rresl.
dent Taft SAYS. vas an 0fieuse
against the dignity 81 The prgsi.
DENTAL office
Taft Admitted IL.
II was only last April that clifford
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tsEs and iuftss--r'uyinE Ffics.
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Followed hy my wondering com.
pauion ] made such inquiry as !
could ln the little neiehhorhood
I a-..td tsnFu nothing