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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04
tat ARE FINED

: The following arrests we're I
! made last month for violating !
; the antlspitting law: In thea I
tres. s.: on sidewalks. ~: In /
: street cars. ~. and miscel- !
) laneous. g. Fines 10 the amount !
} OF 1910 we're collected for I
r these violations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04

The nomination and election Of
officers Of the Young Mems Repub-
lican club will take place on Sat
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04
OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY
PARTY

You know this Frank Hanly Is
a considerable person. As gov
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04
Coral Jewelry

Coral Brooches. set in sterling and
gold-iilled bars. arc shown in many
pleasing designs Among them are
ereseeu,s. circlets. bars and horseshoe
shapes, as well as pendant effects. In
terestingly priced at 81 90 90 So 50.
Imported Coral Beads. in plain or
graduated styles; these are 20 inches
long and may be shortened 10 any
length desired Prices from SOC TO
S375. --rin rlosr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04
TO-DAY IN HISTORY

April 4. 1884. Grand Ecore. La.
flashed out a glorious but brief ox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04

The Ahool board yesterday nc.
quirod tract Of land d00x246 for
a new grade school Ia West Seattle
at 42d az. 8. w and W Ed
munds a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04
Women's Tailored Suits at $500
All-Silk Scarfs at Sl.75

Scarfs OF all-silk crepe de chine are
displayed in many pleasing patterns. in
bordered effects OF beautifully harmon
ling colors. Included arc Persian de-
signs, in which the lighter oolors pre-
dominate. The ends are hemstitched
and all are two yards long. Plain colors
in wide range Of pretty shades are also
TO be had at the same price, Sis.
-Firsi Tleor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04

For the purpose o. cooperating
with all societies In the city that
are promoting the Eood OF girls a
central cDuncii % women wAn or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04

meant grand failure since. for II
Was there that the Union army un.
der Gen. Banks was Joined that
day by the uuion fleet under ad
miral Porte~ While on the land.
and habitahlo by an army. Grand
Ecore faces the water and N
there was water enough. could
entertain a navy but itu riyer was
about half out OF water at that
time and the fleet OF gunboats had
some difficulty In getting out
again without having their noses
scorched The Red river eSpedi
ton. OF which Grand Ecorc was the
Unexplained climax. h. generally
conceded to have been one Of the
most hopeless failures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04
Odds and Ends From Everywhere

ganlEed yesterday IN the Northern
Bank building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04
. CLAIMS sac IS WIDOW

4 CLAIMS SHE is WIDOW =
. or GEN. THos. T. EckERr 4
NEW YORK. April - =
= Claiming that she merely =
a wanted recognition OF her =
4 widowhood. and mot a penny .
= OF the money. gray haired 4
= woman Of Gs appeared at the 4
q surrogate court yesterday and =
a said she was the widow Of =
= Gen. Thomas 7 Eekert. for 4
= mer president OF the Western q
q Union Telegraph company. =
= who left an estate Of $1,000. =
goo. for which two sons are 4
. contesti9F
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04

When the Mstson liner hilonian
sails FOR Hawaiian islands satur
day. her cargo will include thirty
head OF bloodcd rams consigned TO
Honolulu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04

With 100 charter members, con
sisting OF business and professional
men. a new lodge OF the knights OF
Pythias viii be organized iomor
row nlEhi az the Pythian hail. First
ay and Pike a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04
Stationery Items

Highland Linen Paper, in
pound boxes. Soc envelopes
TO match, lSc package.
Easter Favors, SC to $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04
NEW PLAYER PIANOS

being sold prices that DEFY any dealer TO compete
with who does make his goods All second hand pianos
also included IN this sale need the they occupy
Good secondhand pianos be had from SS up Don't take
word for what say but call and investigate Then
you do agree with IS your privilege pass BY but
you il yourself to call at the FACTORY STORE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04

L. Davies, state dairy and food
commisaioner. viii move the ofiic"
of the dairy and food department
from Davenport Go Seattle, the
change To be made about June l..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04

Contributions 20 the amount of
sfs.a0 were acknowledged yeHtef.
day BY the Seattle Commercial
clubs China relief COMMITTEES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04

Easter Cards in a large as
sortment, lc TO Sl.0O.
Gilt-edge Playing Cards
25c package. First rsst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04

been made dry. lie Is IS years old
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04
Set of Six Fine Blown Table
Tumblers, Special 75c

Fine-blown Table Tumblers, attrac-
lively cut in sunburst design, as illus
trated, quoted at an unusually low fig
ure, set OF six, 75c. --o,as.wars section
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04

Plated Shirts in light colorngs patterned in black and
white heotrope and white and other pleasing effects, sizes
II to ~. Price Sl.50
Madras Shirts in effective designs and styles, in light
and solid cclors, 500 and $50.
New arrivals in Earl & Wilson Shirts in conservative
stripe effects 81 so.
Easter Neckwear in the seasons effects, in new
shades OF gray heiotrope royalbue and two and three
toned mixtures in attractive patterns, 50oto $3.50
-Fis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04

CHI
praetid
undisc
who Il
the nj
day al
nette
even ID
rivaled
one in
LOS
though
the "
Macfa
I've 4
Schult
will VI
SchuitI
ak fel
black
stamp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-11
TRUSTS WAITING
NE}H DECISIONS
sUSRENE COURT TO APPLY THE
SIBERIAN LAW ANEW.
Many important Cases 70 Be Deter
mined W-a7 Session Con
Venes in Octoben

WNSUlNGTON sep no. - More
light ON Tie application of tho Sher.
man antitrust lIw 10 the business of
thc daN is expected from The supreme
Cour' Of the United States. shortly
after ihc opening OF its session. next
month
several "ant!irrst cases" advanced
for consideration 10y The tribunal are
h"'ns relied upon 10 give the court
arrafcr opportunity than thar afforded
in the recent Standard oil and tobacco
decisions. 20 interpret The law. and TO
impress upon Do" country how the
court proposes The Jaw should be IN.
forced
u is planned by the court in the
hr-' mon % of i's session 10 hear ar.
fum"ufS .n she so.csIl'd hard coal
ct-o.' the cotton corner case" and
thr -. Louis briJe. case" Possibly
later in the s"-s s.ou. fhc court may
consider rho so.c7.lod ''urpcntine trust
case Each involves knofty problems,
growing out of attempts of the gov
crumeu' 10 punish alleged violations
~ the sherman autttrusf law With
fIs exception %: the socalled "tur-
pcufiuc case fh" government has
been defeated in tho lower court and
has appealed fo tho supreme court 70
uphold it- Interpretation of the law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-11
MAINE ENDS
TEMPERANCE
FIGHT TO-DAY
Both Wet and Dry Element Claiming
Victory After Strenuous Cam
paign.
THIRTY THOUSAND TOTS
IN BIG DRY PARADE
Fight Is Based on Effort 10 Eliminate
Constitutional Prohibition
Clause.

PORTLAND. Ne. sept. 10. With
hTt few hours remaining bcfor, The
actual voting begins. tomorrow. Tho
campaisucrs for and against consii.
tu'ional prohibition spent a busy sun.
day Tonight both sircs claimed vic
tory.
The no license adhcr.n's were par
ucuiarly active iu Tho cities. SUNDAY
school children paradiuC the streets.
carry ine banners inscribed "Not. no.
Vote Tor us." and similar phrases
More than "".ouo children wore in line
IN many of the churches PRAYER, were
offered for thc retention of th. pro.
hibitOry amendment
iu Portland to-day C0r-ras.if,an
Richmond Pearson Hohsou. of Ma
hama. addressed two meetings and
scores Of automobiles toured towns
ana Nil,argcs carrying speakers. who
made short addrcsses. at coriy.rs.,,t
ga'h"r.ns places Tn. mcetin.S in
I'D" ''il"s today W@r" tho largest 81
me KIND i1at have ever been held
Those Nho seek 20 hav" 'hr pro.
hihii"rN clause removed from The con.
si'uiion of Tie state were none the
less active. hut their work V.- dnra
moro quietly. They hold mo- meet.
ihEs. hui sent workers our among tho
crowds for personal talks with tho
voters During fl. past fnv ,....t-
they has" sent tons pf Literature. .r,c
every part o. 'ln sfafa Tn. r.-.or...t
workers "ill cor-luy. 'h.I~ efforts ,.r..
Il mo polls are closed 80 r.gtt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-11
Reyes Convention Gathers.

MENICO CITY. sept lu.-Delc-
gates 10 the Reyes convention i'm all
probability will Join this week in the
petition 10 congress for a poStpone
mcnt of IN" elections This was the
opinion frequently expressed in the
lohbies IN the hall where tho initial
session Of the convention was held
today. That congress may grant Tho
request iS not improbable since a
majority OF that body are men. who
w"r" named during the Diaz regime.
and ar" inclined 10 agree that IN.
nations affairs are Yet TOO turbulent
to permit OF an impartial vote II a
new date is fixed. however. it Will be
against the vigorous protest Of IN.
NaderiStas. who realize the danger
Of giving their political enemies more
time.
some 500 delegates are here and "A
icW more are "nroute The number
Is NOT so large as that. which made
up Nh" Mddcro convention. bur prac-
U'ally ali rho men appear to br form
'h" more PROSPEROUS class
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-11
Human Bones
Found i'm Box
SACRAMENTO cREMAToRY WORK.
ERS MAKE FIND.
Box Consigned to Woman. Long Dead.
From TEXAS. Believed TO Hold
Murder Secret.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Sept. IA
large box'was brought TO the CRY Gre
matory last night. by a negro garbagc
haulcr. with the rcques, that /; he
burned The crematory authorities be.
came suspicious and upon opening the
box found the skeleton OF a woman
The box had been intrusted To the
driver by the local agent Of the Wells
Fargo Express company.
According TO the agent the box had
been consigned 20 a Mrs. !. T. Wilson.
OF this city. by 4 X Hrown. OF Waco
Tex. Mrs. Wilson has been dead for
some time. Local officials are await.
ing word from Waco to determine
whether the body had been lawfully
exhumed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-11
MURDER
MAN WITH
HATCHET
'sourger Is 8rutaliy Slain in 4
shan'y He Called His Home
in That City.
MURDERER ESCAPES:
LEAVING NO GLUE
o'o" on Temple From Bloodstained
Ratchet Explained Method
OF the Crime.

Lying With his face 20 the wall and
IN such a position that committing
suicide would be impusS Sihlc. the Wells
burs authorities found the body OF
Charles Sherwood SUNDAY morning in
me shanty he called his home ON
IN" Hoor nearby was bloodstaincd
ha'chet. To which cluug Particles OF
skin and hair. II Was the weapon with
which tho man had been murdered.
hut 50 carefully Was the crime con.
c'al"d that the authorities failed 10
ind the body until iourte, n hours AZ
least alter murder. and not the least
clue was available \ motive for the
murder is idchinE TOO. Tor the man
appeared To have no enemies and Dos
ScSS"d nothing of value i'm his ltle
shack. located between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth street Wcllshurg Tho
furnishings of The shack seemed not
to have been disturbed
The last thar sherwood was seen
alive was on Saturday afternoon about
! O'Clock. He vas tu.n intoxicated
and Va- h"'nc supported by two
friends 20 his slack
Immediately after The nutiu. of tho
body fine coroner was notified. IT,
gave 10 as his opinion THAT death must
have resulted ~ least fourteen hours
before. \ bruis" ON rho right temple
had been inflicted ht 'hc h7tcho' and
had evidently caused iu-'.ut death
The man was Nir- un Dis h-i. with
his face turned toward 'h, wall as
TnnrHuh I..r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-11
9 SLAIN
In RIOT
IN MEXICO
Political Factions Engage in Pitched
Battle In Little Village
In Chiapas.
GEN. REYES FOLLOWERS
ATTACKED WHILE PARAOINO
madero's Followers Routed Reyes
Who Fled Leaving Their Dead
and Wounded

MEXlCO CITY. Sept. 1O-Nine
persons were killed and more than
twice that number wounded when
Reycstas and Madcristas clashed yes
terday in TuXtula Chico. village in
the state of Chiapas near the south.
ern boundary of Mexico. according 10
reports received ~ the presidents Of
fee
Partisans of General Reyes began
parade in his honor expecting TO
close the manifestation with an open
air mass meeting. Hurriedly the
Maderistas of the community mus
tered their forces and began 20 in
terfere with the Reyestas' program In
the little town there are no troops
and few peace officers. In few min.
utes partisans OF both Madero and
the general were fighting with stones.
knives and clubs. The battle ended
only with the routing of the Rcycstas.
who left their dead and wounded.
which outnumbcred those OF the Ma
deristas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-11
10 HURT IN WRECK
Electric Cars Crash In Rear.end COL
ilsion with Serious Results.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. sept 10
Nineteen persons were injured. ons
of them probably fatally. when two
cars ON the Grand Rapids MuskcEon
and Grand Haven iuforurbau railway
mot iu o. rcarcrd collision ono mills
casf ~ FrWfp0rf tonight
Moiorm1n U1-'tnE of Grand Rapids
has both l'rs broken and received IN.
f.rrau injuries Conductor smith.
ai-' % Grand E.rH- sustained a
broken arm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-11
WEALTH
OF STATE
INCREASES
1911 Assessment viii Show Inerea.s
OF Thirty-two Millions Over
1910
OHIO co. REAL ESTATE
INCREASES s7o7. GAS
ONO County Personal Property Shown
Decrease OF Almost Half Mil
lion Dollars.
By CAL T. YOUNG.
1ntelligencer Bureau.
Charleston, w. Va. Sept. 10.

-. o.
SUFFICIENT data is now available TO
make an approximate statement f.the
valuation OF all property-public ser
wee real essatc and personal property
Tor the year 1911. The valuation OF
the property that will be subject 10
taxation will be about sl141 900. 900. In
Tact. II may eo a half million more
when the proper corrections have been
and the TWO counties thus far missing
have MED their report with -he tax
commissioners. In computing these
figures. however. the same valuation
WAS placed on real estate and personal
property in the counties OF Doddridge
and Cpshur as were found last year.
Many errors are found in the reports,
but they are as APT TO result IN a
decrease as tncy are to increase. and
u therefore hardly likely that the
totals viii be- materially changed.
Two Years Compared.
ln 1910 the total valuation Of all
properly in the state. ac-
cOrdInS to tho TAX commissioner re-
port fo- that wear. was Sl.I1qS@S173,
divided as follows. Assessed by board
o. public works tho public service
S.>9.SSs. .iStSN: the real
estate. sGul Is. .oi;. and the. personal
property. $235.s95.1G9.
This wear. tho figures available. and
they are nor likely To hc materially
changed throurh errors shows as fol-
lows public service corporations.
S->>.>s0 >9l.oG. real estate. S6l2.2S5.-
IConfiuuRr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-11
Girls Murder
Still Mystery
AUTHORITIES UNABLE TO To-
CATE MURDERER OF ANNE
lEMeERGER.
Former Convict Living Near Dead
Girl 5 Home Arrested asa
Suspect.

Suspect.
MADISON. Wis. Sent. i0-The
mystery attending the murder OF little
Annie l"mhcrger. who was supposed
10 have been abducted from her home
while sleeping with her younger sister
some time last "Wednesday night.
stranrlrd and thrown into Lake Mon
ona. and whose body was found yes
terday. stil rcmins unsolved and no
arrest has Vet been made in the case
John Johnson. who recently finished
a term n thu state prison. and who
lives three doors from the Lemberger
Residence. was brought to the police
station aud questioned for more than
an hour. bUt stOutly denied any knowl-
edge uf The crime. Johnson was given
his freedom. tut later vas rrested and
locked up on "A Clarg" of disordcrl.
conduct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-11

tcon,inued on Second Pagsl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-01
From Another Point of View

Mexico, read but it doesn't how much
: s" Howm uch ice do take?"
something like a chunk"
OF Senator Bailey won't you please come home
nobody
sometimes a crowd
On
coonations there is a good deal put
combinations willingly IL the
and send to jail
phosopher spend half
n
themselves for getting the
including the OF
spelling caused him TO
civil
and the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-01
CANADIAN INTERESTS
OPPOSING RECIPROCITY

The associated Canadian interests
which have grown up under Canada's
moderate protective tariff are opposed
TO reciprocity with something OF the
fierceness with which they are hostile
-. - ..e-s .--ae .Stss4,. AID these tpter7
ests are very powerful. Their or
ganized effectiveness in politics has
grown even more rapidly than their
financial strength. II is said that the
combination OF Industrial capital In
Canada Is even more perfect than In
the United States.
Then. too, as every one knows, Can
adas banking system and custom
have woven Canadian banks into the
structure of Canadian business, and
Canadian business Into the structure
Of Canadian banks until their cooper
alton Is perhaps more perfect than In
any other country. Elsewhere | nave
described with minuteness and care
the peculiar fnteTtependence of Cam
adam financial and Industrial institu-
tiors. Almost in legal sense, II may
be said that every Canadian bank is
silent partner in the business OF It's
borrowing customers.
The Canadian railroads, which, as
| have elsewhere shown, are almost
entirely three vast systems, traverse
the Dominion east and west from
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-01
ADVERTISING TALKS
teontfasea fsem mage ID.

necessities as well as all OF the
luxuries. Therefore the de-
velopment of this revenue Is
most important.
Some newspapers that are not
sold at a penny make a profit on
both circulation and advertising,
of course-but no newspaper In
the country is making any more
profit than it is ENTITLED to.
AS a rule, NEWSPAPERS
GIVE MORE THAN THEY RE-
CEIVE-that is, they give the
advertiser the CHEAPEST
PUBLICITY on earth, give it to
him at a NARROWER MARGIN
of PROFIT than any other bust
ness in the world is operated on.
/ wonder if advertisers ever
stop to think of that!
The wider publicity that news
papers are giving today to all adj
vertisers-the fact that EVERY
NOOK AND CORNER OF THE
COUNTRY is REACHED BY
THE DAILY NEWSPAPER
the FACT THAT EVERY IN
TELLIGENT MAN, WOMAN
AND CHILD READS A NEWS
PAPER-makes them the mos.
VALUABLE advertising media.
Iney are Oh the job all Of the
time-supplying housekeeping
the people informed, and THE
ADVERTISEMENTS STAND
OUT AS PROMINENTLY AS
THE NEWS.
And there's where the I'M
PROVEMENT IN and the
VALUE OF, ADVERTISING
comes in. Advertising is news
and newspapers recognize it.
And they are constantly making
strenuous effort to make it
VALUABLE NEWS to readers
and advertisers.
This subject viii be continued
tomorrow.
(To Be Continued.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-01
Honest Work an Act of Worship
Why do we

and teachers about the
house built
shipshod
though paid hrst-cass work
had the instied
Of
of
thread ends that will
not
the
len pthy prayers and Purita Sabbaths.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-01

ocean to ocean. II Is only natural that
they do not want their business divert
ed southwark.
Why" said an opponent OF reci-
procity, If reciprocity passes, the
great and everswelling volume OF
grain now produced and to be ever
increasingly produced In our enor-
nous prairie provinces, will begin to
pour southwark into and through the
United States I should not be sur
prised IL at this moment there are
d sais:5 {, vs. - ssgrsSaE railways wassss
ing at the border to throw their right
of-way men and construction gangs
into Canada's unrivaled garden"
II Is said that the entire industrial.
financial and transportation interests
of Canada at heart are against reel
procity with the United States. The
hanks, OF course. are saving nothing
they are absolutely silent. The rails
roads also are quiet-although the
master railroad mind Of the Dominion.
Sir William Van Horne. Of the Can
adam Pacific, made public speech
against reciprocity very soon after
this now famous agreement was an
nounced.-From -CaEadas Tariff Pol
icy-The Old East versus the New
West" by Albert J. Beveridge, In the
American Review OF Reviews.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-01
Pin a Rose on This Copper
His name is Edward Sweeney.

8 Edward Sweeney.
His beatca rries Breek-sEe9 New York city
thateped thief
a evldoe carried his
Sweeney grabbed his and relieved MIN OF
bakery stood and yelled
him
Sweeney opened and found-two oaves OF
bread! . -,
- -.
regulations coined for ths
guidance and the
dime paid the baker for
and
family
oa to haulth he police station
Sweeney should have a medal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-01
BETTING OUT THE STRENGTH.

Ar,ong the applicants for the cook.
shop in I,ichmond household was
rather 6ashing yellow girl. The lady
Of the house ives rather doubtful IS
70 the ability OF the muiatto, and
therefore propoandcd more than the
usuai number OF questions TO her.
Some were answered fairly satisfac-
tory; but when the intcrrogatorics