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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
Aviators Again Thrill Crowds

Eugene KY and Hugh Robinson.
the make-goo aviators who have
been one OF the Biz Numbers OF
Golden Potlatch. gave the crowds
another fine assortment OF thrills
last night Ely made three vide
circles tn his biplane over the eity.
starting from the hangers at ~Ths
Spit" at 1875. He was In the air
Just Is minutes and repeated the
thrilling dips and glides that
characterized his earlier perform
ances. The hydroplane showing In
the harbor az the same time had
. gallery Of 10000 spectators.
The Night Parade.
Al least i25.ooo people witnessed
the Illuminated historical pageant
last night. The floats that appeared
IN the procession on Wednesday
Urvernurn we're again trundled
through the streets. this time n.
lumined in a crimson glare Of so
torches or fiambesus Tall men in
red dominos carried the torches.
while the lights were replenished
by other attendants garbed In
white. The King led the process
sion and everybody along the lin
OF march cheered as al loyal sub
tects OF an eyersmiling monarch
should do. The parade passed
from the Potlatch grandstand south
on Second ave. to Yesler Way, re-
turned north by way OF First ave.
The procession was dismissed at
I0:l Is o'clock
There was a noticeable absence
Of rowdyism down town last night
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5000 LETTERS ASK
FOR Sl10,000.00O

NEW YORK. July 22.--More
than 5000 begging letters, ask.
Inc for sums aegreaa,lno $40
600, 900. II was announced here
today, have been received by
Mrs e. n. Hartman during
the last year. Al first the
widow Of the great railroad
wizard and finaneier gave the
letters her personal attention
In an effort 10 sort out the
worthy ones, but Of late tho
task has become so large that
shc has been obliged TO turn
over the correspondence 20 az
sistants. The sums asked for
range from $40 TO very large
amounts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
MRS. M'MANlCAL Is.
A NERVOUS WRECK

espionage system kept on her by
Burns detectives. who have fol
lowed her every nlomcnt, day and
night Even the precincts Of her
home. Tyrrel said. were haunted by
Burns slcuths disguised as book
agents and peddiers Sc far was
this espionage carried that two de
tcctiyes in an automobile followed
AIRS Mechanical 60 the hospital
Last Thursday District Attorney
John n F'redcricks ordered that all
surveillance over Mrs McManlgal
should cease THIS order. said Tyr
roll, was violated by the BURNS de-
tCcfiyea.
when VIM. J. Burns learned OF
Fredeflcks' action. ryrrcll SAYS, he
sent this toleeram TO the manager
OF his local office.
Disregard Fredericks' order and
watch every movement of Mrs. Me
Manieal"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22

PAID FOR The SUPPER

Three men had been out on a
spree. aud uu the way home AZ
night they made compact that
the one who did not do as his wife
told him should pay for a cham
payne supper the following night
The first puc returned home and
bis wife greeted him mus.
"lIsiioa That's right knock all
the ornaments OF the mantel.
piece
And be- Knocked them all off.
The second rcfarned. and on so
ing into fhe hWse fell against the
piano. whsrcuron his wife said
Go on Gct the chopper and
smash IL up
he did Fo
The third returned. and on going
upstairs hs wife said:
You miserable scamp Now
fan dowus rs aud break your
neck
Not on your life; III pay for
tho supper san Francisco Elk
aminer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22

itcntiary he wiil select two or three
eonvicta on whom he believes he
con implicitly rely and will send
them forth 10 capture the fugitive
lie viii go even farther than that
and supply the convlcta with guns
SO far as IL known here the idea
is one new to prison history. and
when used will probably be the
first instance OF the kind In the an.
nails Of convict hunting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
MAN TRIES TO KILL HIMSELF

John STANLEY. sis 2tth Az. 8. is
at the Seattle General hospital ~lih
. seIf-inflieted bullet wound in his
head. Jus, shy he attempted 10
take his o~n lite 10 no, known.
This morning u ~as reported he
will recover.
II happened AZ the home Of his
wife. f2t0 Ninth Rv. ". r. Stanley.
who ~ separated from his wife.
had gone there TO take his little
daughter to the parade lie brought
her back 10 her mother about \
o'clock last nigh, lie remained at
the house and whcn the little Eirl
came In later from play. Stanley
handed her letter. telling her 10
give u TO A. Garhold. t225 Tenth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22

SALEM. Or. July % Governor
West intends to change the old
adage that 1T takes thief 20
catch a thief. and will act on the
belief that II takes a convic, to
catch a convict"
He said today that the next time
one Of his honor men makes
break from the work that has been
assigned to him outside Of the pen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
OPTIMISTIC OVER
LORIMER PROBE
NY United Pres. L@a..d wir.J

~ hHrd FFfH. TFassd NIF~lJ
CHICAGO. July 22--Feeling
highly optimistic over conditions
In Washington and sure that the
Lorimer investigation will come
out all right Gov. Deneen. who has
returned from the capital. where he
testified before the Lorimer hives
tigating committee OF the senate
today reiterated his declaration that
President Taft sent Secretary Of
the Treasurer Macveagh 10 Chica-
go Immediately after the election Of
Lorimer to ascertain how Lorimer
was elected and that Macyeagh's
report was kept secret.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
MAN
KILLED BY
AUTO

Plunping lover a bluff on the
Mount Rainier road close 20 the en-.
trance Of the Ma. ~ park near
Tacoma, an automobile was over.
turned last night, kinng L. w.
Mathewaon, president Of the stand.
ard Railway and Timber company.
and lnIufina Andy Thompson and
Dan Curry, all " Everett.
Although the fnll was not great.
Mathewaon was pinned under the
car aud Killed almost instantly.
Thompson had an arm broken aud
Curry sustained bruises.
Cause Of the accident ~ unknown.
The colored chauffeur said the
STORING gear had become disabled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
CANNED HYMNS AT FUNERAL

CARVER. Mass. July Sing.
Ing by photograph at a funeral is
the latest here. At the funeral Of
Ralph u. GRAHAM a record contain.
ing one OF the old.fashioned church
hymns was started on the machine.
After prayers others were given.
the record reproducing other favor.
ite hymns sung at services over
the dead. IL was favorably com
mented on as a practical substitute
for tho usual quartet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
FLY IN EAR KILLS CHILD.

UNION HILL, ~ j.. July ga
burrowlng house fly is held respon-
siblo for the death OF 6-year-old
Thomas Halloran. The child was
taken III with an abscess In the ear.
An operation revealed the presence
of a fly In the inner ear. The In
sect had burrowed into the tissues.
causing an abscess which affected
the brnin.A
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Az. " 4.
A moment later. Just after the
child had left her father. the re-
port Of a shot was heard Ills wife
found him lying on the floor With
a bullet wound In the right ear
lie told her that she would find
NhAi he had done with the property
BY reading the letter.
Accompanied BY Carbold. who H.
fellow lodge member. be vas
taken 10 the hospital In an am.
bulanco while on his way eafre
he spat out the bullet
At the hospital he said he wrild
give no reason why he had shot
himself He appeared perfectly
rational.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
WlCKERSRAM WILL
TELL HIS SIDE

WASHING ION. July ~ Aitor'
noy General Wickorthhm viii take
the stand before the house com.
mittce on judiciary on Monday to
tell his side OF the charge made
By Delegate Jas Mickcrsham Of
Alaska that the attorney general
deliberately allowed an inveatigR.
ton Of the alleged steal OF lands
along Controller bay. Alaska. TO
lapse after alleged proofs had been
furnished. The hearing was de
clded IN accordance with the aiior'
ney Ecnerale roqneat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
Stoddard to Go
to Memphis Show

Captain A n Sioddard. who dc
signed the floats and Was In charge
Of the pageantry Of the Golden Pot.
latch. viii probably 80 from Seattle
TO Memphis. Tenn, 70 auporlntend
monster carnival 10 the southern
city
stoddnrd received a Telegram
from the Business Mems Asaocla-
ton Of Memphis yesterday asking
him 10 come there and put on
their carnival
Name your own price" Was the
iaconic =. & 10 the message.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22

and Chief Banniek believes that
the warnings in the newspapers
have been OF result. No trouble .
feared tonight.
Military Ball
Nearly i.00o dancers made merry
az the Army and Navy ball In
the armory last night The King
and Queen appeared shortly after
the dismissal Of the Illuminated
street pageant and the reception to
the ROYAL pair was overwhelming
Yesserday's Parade.
Shortly after o'clock yesterday
the big military and naval pageant
came down Second ay.. where Ap
proximately 2o.oo0 people ehserod
the boys In blue from the fort
and the battleshlpa a. they passed
A platoon Of police headed che Ma.
tional Guards, behind which came
the Fort Lawton troops Following
them came the sailors from the
Colorado and the West Virginia.
The second part OF the pageant.
consisting OF fraternai orRanikR
tions In uniform, was headed By
Col. Otto A. Case. The Modern
Woodmen Of America. the Moose
Caledoniana. " O. w. KNIGHTS Of
Pythias, Yoemon. the Seattle Real
Estate association with Ole Han.
son IN the lead. the Press cluh auto.
the Ladies' Physical Culture club.
the W c. T. u. the Royal Neigh.
bors and the Indian village mem.
beers came doen the piKe. the
Moose especially turning out In
large numbers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
cATeRplLLARs sTop TRAM.

MctLUUD, Cal, July 70. >
Brought TO stop three times be.
cause the wheels Of the engine
would not grip the track, the
engine crew Of Southern Pacific
train on the grade between here
and Sisson discovered today that
the trouble was caused by black
eaterpillaTs.
The wriggiy worms creased the
rails 30 thoroughly that progress
without the continual application
Of sand was impossible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22

Goodwin 10 vice president. Mat. a
Is Understood, will personally pro
duee the picture plays in addition
20 acting In them. He is to receive,
u 10 said, the iarges, salary ever
paid 10 a motion picture actor, and
besides will receive a substantial
share Of the profits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22

vITERBo, Italy. July 22.-Re-
trial OF the already. interminably
drawn out Camorrist cases In pre-
dicted here today through the ao-
ton of the attorneys for the pris-
foners accused OF the murder of
'cennaro Cuoccolo and wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
somE DISTANCE

They tell me that the Swedes are
very thrifty" said Dawson. They
make a little money 40 a long
way"
You bet ,hoy dol" said Dnbb.
leigh They send pretty nearly
all they get back TO Swedou--that' 8
good six thousand miles, Isn't
itT"--JudEe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
CRUEL 10 STOP aRAYlNe.

WOODBURY.. N. j., July "a
Poundkeeper william Joyce was
brought before Justice of the Peace
Mankins, charged with cruelty TO
animals for filling the mouth OF a
donkey with corn cobs TO keep II
from braying, and then tying the
mouth with a rope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
NAT GOODWIN DESERTS STAGE FOR
MOVING PlCTURES-GETS LARGE SALARY

Los ANGELES, July 22.-Na,
Goodwin, actor, announced today
his intention Of deserving tho leeitl.
mate stage for the film drama.
This announcement followed the
incorporation OF the Cooperative
Film Manufacturing Co.. Of which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22

Her Attorney Declares Condi-
ton Is Direct Result of Spy
ing System Conducted by
Burns Detective.
Los ANGELEs. July a2.--suffer.
sro from nervous prostration and
partial paralysis Of the lower limbs.
Mrs. ortle G. MeManigai, wife OF
the seif-eonfessed dynamiter, was
taken 60 the Pacific hospital for
reatnfent.
Result Of Detectives Espionage.
A bulletin Issued from the hos.
pitRl before Noon said that i was
likely that Mrs. Mechanical would
suffer the loss IT the use Of her
lower limbs. and possibly would be
permanently pafalsEed. According
10 John + Tyrreli an attorney who
has been Mrs McManiga's body.
guard since her arrival here. her
condition Is the direct result 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
PORTUGAL IN ARMS

LISBON. Portugal. Via Badajoz,
July 22.--Joops OF the provisional
government were rushed TO the
northern frontier today. where a
force of Portuguese monarchists
under Captain Couciere. is reported
10 be about to invade the country
The royalists. II liz reported, are
equipped with modern arms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
nrYonn ausplclon

n WAS az the club Bildsd had
Just refused water fer hts
Great Scott. Bildad'" said Hlnk-
son You are not going to nwai
low that stun without water are
YOU"
Yep" said nildAd
but. my dear feilow. It's like
swallowing liquid fire." protested
HlukHon
Yes. know" said Biidad. but
there's 50 much that's crooked Ia
the world these days that I'm TAX
Ing everything straiRht.-Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
LEGS BAR 10 PEANUT SELLING.

BONHAM, Texas. July 22.-The
city council has just passed an or.
dinance providing that no one may
sell peanuts on the streets Of Bon.
ham until he has suffered the am
putation OF both legs The pur-
pose OF the ordinanoe is to permit
an aged negro who has lost both
legs to freeze out" all ablebodied
competitors In the peanut-selllng
line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22

Mr.. Henpeok-1Ae you the man
who gave my wife n lot OF impu.
dence7
Mr. Scrapper---I reckon ! am
Mr.. Henpeck you the man
hero Pathfinder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
WHAT THE LEGISLATURE DID FOR
THE PEOPLE

The woFkinEmeu Of this state are toid
that TIE Notkingmens Cofnpensation
Act waa enacted fer their pruiectfon,
step IN the raghf dtrsction. because some
daY legislation q this character win be
enacted for tho protection % working
men Rot the WufkluEInen's ComKen-
fafien At paced ~ the last legislature
was strictly In the interest Of the EN-
piuyer- 81 lshcr The mli owners and
The small mangfactufeTs % this stats
were psyiug out isrFe srsua Of fnonsy
each yeas e. Eastern Insurance concerns
for assuring them against liability for
Injuries sustained tv employees You see,
the iittle Capitalists 81 Washington were
brlHg ROBBED ~ the bis capitalists &c
New icik. and you zee the working
meas COMPENSATION Act should Be
called the Little Cspiiaiists Protection
A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
ENTIRELY ORIGINAL

DO you consider Wobbleton's hu-
NOR original. BinksT' asked Dubb-
leigh.
sure II h.. said Blnks. ABB
soiuiely don't believe there In
any humor In existence that ante
dates wobbleton jokes Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22

I'm our country. where can one
really find the cream Of society?"
asked Mss Blase.
In Reno, OF course, where 30
ciety goes through the separator"
replied the eynic acridly.-Judgs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
LORD cAmoIs.

Lord Camois In a disappointed
man at The trend of events ia con
nection with his cour,ship Of Miss
Mildred sherman. daughter Of Mr
and Mrs Watts sherman OF New
York aud newport lie had In
tended to sail from London on the
Maureiania last week. but some
obstacle has arisen and he can.
celled HE passage
Interviewed al hie apartments In
London the other day bis lordship
said: 4 have made no statement
regarding nv euEaeement 20 Miss
sherman. D'cauHe the engagement
does MOI eaist ! may go 10 Amer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22

we may nave difficulty In com.
pelling those lnsurrectos TO sur
render their arms" said the South
American president.
VIII they insist on continuing
the fight?'
No, but most Of them have
pawned their rifles and lost the
tickets, Washington Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
SPlRiTUAL1sT Units
LInGEl r. ANIAN

Bo@ ~, July Robert Sin.
clair. alias II. Robert Moore, a
spirituaiist wanted In Oakland.
Cal. for stealing 500 from Mrs
" alter BenzeD. escaped from the
police here today when they at
tempted to arrest him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
MRS. pnINIzY CALHOUN,

She IL said TO be one OF the most
beautiful women of Georgia and
comes OF the old Peel family. Her
husband is a doctor OF wide pro
fessional reputation. The Peels
and CRlhouns are regular summer
visitors az NarraRansett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
T II e
Story Of WashIAgton's
Dental Conspiracy
WHAT rsE LAST LEGISLATIVE DIN
ron TIE PEOPLE oF WASHING
roN AND WHAT THE PEoPLa
suot ~ DO Ion THEIR BE-
IHAEFHs

it ia hardly far fer me- 20 cali tho
ifFlefaftrs tsfrayers 81 me people. tel
rauso SIC real work ~ bstraying ~ss-
aoue - very fss. ard the job as
done ~ mAk4ns FuNh rules 70 worA
rndsf ~ wcpld make y iaspusEfhis fef
the legislature &c Dc any roustrucsfv q
srra ga the Interest e. she people. AG'
ins same time ] fs.i free TO say n.y.
rnf. hsraHse u viii b. mild when com -
rares eifh an editorial which appeared
lu fts Peat -iBtesglfsao.f ca May attn,
iuuftlnH generally en- state leEiEia-1
lures ~ u too had mat every psfson
10 this nation cannot read ihis cditoriaA Z
n IL now E.tting to b. fs'riy well un-
dsFftoca that agents 81 special pri.i-s
irre serve their mastsrs when IN public !.
offics. Ihtroscre. when the people CON
ciads that their Interest and the later.
"rf ~ ~fsriai privilege Cnnnot he repre-.
sfuteA ~ the Same Legislator. on that
day TIE peoples rights Wifi be rSspected
bF our legislature, the bench and the
executive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
MIL WAUKEE ROAD
TO vancouver

VANCOUVER. u. C., July "a
That the Chicago. Milwaukee q
Puget Sound railway, the title un-
der which the Chicago. Milwaukee
4 ST Paul railway Ia extending its
line 10 tho Pacific coast, will soon
come into Vancouver for a Pacific
terminal. Is the news given out yes.
terday by Mr.. A. w Nase. the com
pany's commercial agent for this
province. when seen at his office In
the Dominion Trust building here
today.
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more than were really so honored.
The king refused 20 make public
their names, so there II no need OF
any squirming. The secret ~
sacred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
THE MARKETS

Tho following are frs average pffcss
sxsted By the ieest wholesalers on ts~sl
produce. meats snd feed. frttss In al
sase. are subject 60 vaftsticn. according
10 freshnes. and Eessrpt etreilsncs. but
ths.s price, unless efherwtse indie 81 cd
ere fnr strictly frst rrsde.
EGgs nud untt~f--Seiiing rrtcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22

PoTTsNILLG. pa.--Beeause his
wife called him "haldhead." block.
head and "hypoerlte." Or. William
Boddle. superintendent Of the
Miners hospital AZ Fountain
Springs. got a divorce.
pITTsBURG--Iac Steinman. a
hermit, SIS. OF Reserve township,
saw himself In mirror for the
first time In his life. then tainted.
Then he trimmed his threetoot
beard.
piTTSeuRC--tarry Paul, a
fruit dealer. Is absent minded. ne
hiree \ negro 20 take a load of
watermelons from the depot to his
store. Negro and melons are still
missing.
NEW YORK The heat and poor
ventilation cost the subway $4,000
a day In falling of Of patronage
during the recent torrid wave.
WINCHESTER. Waiter start.
Ing on an eleremsnt ~ith Turner
Loekhsrt. May Goode. the brideto-
be. consented 90 return horne when
her father promised to buy her
new hat.
NEW YoRR-Letting 20 his
hold on top OF a trolley car while
he WAS nrfuarsua Ia siau a ffr fraut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22
riiE EieHT-uoVR LAW roR WOMEN
DISGRACE TO TME STATE

Think OF representatives Va our Iesis-
lafure. who are LAWYERS and so-caiied
educated men. snaesing an eisht.hous
law foF wCrnen and excluding from the
benefits q such law az women who
work Ia fish canneries and women har.
NestinE and picking fruit Every man
who voted for thu cieht-hour law fog
women, knowing that the women In fish
and fruit Industries were excluded from
its henetts should be barred from ever
sittins In tho Legislature again
WHAT THE LEGIsLArt nID no
Nj raylors branch Of thr lsslslature
refused to protect the school lands.
state. against the land rfahhers Every
mother and father. sister md brother
otter should remember this
Tho legislature did what the msstev
class wanted ~ 20 do aud "a appropri-
atcd the peoples money. n spent az
time and money necessary 20 pfotscs
dollars and property, but had no time
20 protect llte and human rights To DO
this would be Incompatible with the in
tercsis 81 special privilege
The last legislature was plainly rep
rcsentative Of interests directly opposed
10 the interests of the common peopis
and the public sood Its acts should
demonstrate 10 the people the Inability
u those who represent the Interests "A
special privilege Dc represent the inter-
osts Of the creators Of wealth at the
same time.
swHAr ruE PEOPLE SHOULD DO
The people Of this state have got
10 look heyondtthe confines Of the DEM
oeratic ana Republican PARTIES for re-
lief because both represent the same
special privilege class, dictate their plat
forms, mold their policies and nominate
their candidates
II Is time that the plain people
should he governed by their material
interests ana vote for legislative repre-
svnlatives whom thew can control. in
stead OF those controlled by their ex-
ploitera
So. after all, could expect Go get
Dental Law passed for the people by
legislature such as the LAST The
Socialist party " the penpics only hope
u VIII express the will of those who tell
aud compel the respect Of the world by
the grace and power OF the organised
workers.
Next week l shalt resume MY article
ON the state Dental Combine Conspiracy.
EDWIN J. Brown. d II. :,
ia First Ave
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NO. Ii ANIL

NO. IT AMT
II isn't the sand nor the breexe..
The surf nor the pillows which
roar
That attract and Induce US each
season
To 90 10 the balmy seashore.
These things which we mention arc
pleasant,
But others attract much more
We refer to the silk, Hale and lace
ones
We see at the balmy sea shore.
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Ice later"
Camoia denied that the present
stage u the oourtship justified an
announcement. but - is known
among bis friends that the young
peer has been 10 constant CORE.
spondenoe with Mis- sherman and
ilai he recently received enooafag-
lnR news from Newport
n The affair does end In marriage
it viii really b. ihe result Of the
Gould Decies wedding. ~ which the
nobiemBn was an usher and MISC
sherman bridesmaid. Lord
Camoig 10 only q bat the head of
bic family. His pecrage dates bssis
90 Richard the Second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-22

ELSIE KELSEY HUMPHREYS.
This woman has started from
New York on 4s.0O0milo saun-
ter around the world. accompanied
by her husband. They plan to Wis
II nearly every civilized country.
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Address Col North sixty.third.

Loughney 4 Loughney have their
offices az suite acre Peoples Saw
ings Bank Building, corner of
Second Avenue and Pike Street.
Hours, n. m to y. IN. Sundays,
y to IL only Consultation Is free.
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Smoked Meats--seiIlnG Price.

Dance AT preamIsno tonight.