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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31
Dependable Secrets
OF Beauty and Health

TO MAKE THE EYES rPARKf.E
- Eyes that are dull and expression
less can be made strong. clear and
sparkling by putting W each go
twice . day q few drops ~ tonic
made by dlssoiyinR an ounce ~ crYr-
ton ~ pint 81 cold water. This ~
very strengthening 10 weak, iuflau.cf
eyes. aiso splendid for treating granu-
lated lids.
sAooTHs OUT wRfsKL Es--A
reliable remedy for wrinkles H. made
by dissoiving an ounce nf aimozoin
IN one-half pint cold water. with
two teaapooDfnin giyceFlne added.
Stir aud let stand over night before
using aassasing With this grease
less cream Jelly emoothn the akin aud
removes All ronghneHe. ffeckier.
hlackbeadr. biotcheH and skin pim-
plea II ~ fine for reducing enlarged
pores and makes the skin clear. soft
gTops FALLING HAIR ~ HAIR
that seems lifeiesr and comes out
with every combins can - iusigor-
shaing into the hair roots twice a
week tonic made hy dissGising one
ounce Of aulnEoin 81 onr-haif pint
alcohol then adding one-tslif pint
dsndruff and scalp irritation and viii
prove a great aid 10 those who have
hair and scalp troubles.
MAKES HAIR FLTFFY--BY wash
Ing the hair with a teaNpoonfui q
eantiff0r dissolved IN a rup ~ hot
water. afterwards rinAing thoroughly
with clear water. one finds their hair
dries quickly and cgentF. - un-
rfFsaked. bright. soft and very fluffy.
The hair viii seem more abundant
than usual and do ~ easily This
simple. inexpensive shampoo cteauses
fht hair and scalp thoroughly. and
iea yes a clean. wholesome feeling.
Az scalp irritation VIII disappear and
the hair will BE- brighter aud glossier
than ever before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31
JURY BOX MAY BE
FILLED This WEEK

on the witness stand that there IL
practically no chance that the at
tempted Impeachment will even be
considered by Judge Bordweii.
n the attitude on the stand AZ.
sumed by Fitzgerald is 10 be that
Of all the detectives called IN this
case. II ia unlikely that they win
prove much Of factor In determln.
Ing the issues. barrow. however.
was given permission 10 recall the
witness today 10 Identify his orig.
inal memorandum regarding his talk
with johnson.
When court resumed It's session
today the state was industrlously
striving 10 get rid OF Frank Frakes
an Elizabeth Lake farmer. Frakcg
insisted that he had read only o
little about the Times disaster and
had absolutely no opinion on the
case. His brother. he had said, was
a lifelong member Of the Plastercrs
union. and he himself tried 10 join II
30 years ago In San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31

Los ANGELES. Oct. 3f.--ses-
born B. Manning. raneher; Robs.
Balm, carpenter; =. o. Green, retired
merchant ard rsncher; Waiter NJ.
Frampson, farmer: Sam y. Mcnden-
hail, farmer; Geo. w. Johnson. re-
tired foreman moIder; A. c. Winter,
butcher and real estate dealer; Geo.
w. Mckee. retired builder.
These eight men occupied seats
In the Mcnamara Jury box when the
trial was resumed today, subject
only to peremptory challenge. and
the chances we're good that the box
would be filled before the end OF
the week and the work OF exercis-
ing right Of pcremptory challenge
begun.
The defense has challenged John.
son on the ground that he expressed
anti.union views 10 one OF their de
tcctlves. but the latter. Ray H. F1tz.
gerald. who ~ also a California
lawyer. made so unhappy showing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31
Texas Rid of Joe Bailey--Happy at
Last! But Another Tory Wants job

AUSTIN. Tex. Oct. 81 That's a
fine little Job the tory democrats ~
Texas are cooking up for the Lone
Star state apropoa the resignation
OF Joe Bailey. United States senator
and friend Of trusts, who can't
stand public opinion In Texas and
the nation any longer and ~ there.
fore going to quit
Col. " NJ johnson and Clarence
Ousiey are mentioned as success.
orn 10 Bailey. II IL said one OF
them ~llI bo appointed by Gov.
colqultf--anoiher Baileyite tory--to
filI out spellhinder Joc's term.
which expires March 4. 1918.
Who are Johnson and oukleyf
johnson IL publisher Of the HouK.
ton Post.
ouslcy is publisher OF the For,
Worth Record
Bailey 10 ereditahiy reported 10 be
. heavy stakeholder In each paper.
BE this az IL may. these are the
papers that have carried the Bailey
banner in Texas for years, that have
opposed progress. that have fought
popular government. that have re
sIsicd-aa tory papers In the North
have resisted every step towards
political freedom aud independence
Of the people.
These are the organs that have
fought the Initiative. referendum
and recall IN Texas. that have stood
BY Bailey through thick and thin, de.
Tending him on his Standard OIL
charges. and fighting for him
through legislative Investigations
ard elections.
They are the Texas exponsnts Of
r"acsion---for which che editor Of
one of them II 10 be- rewarded with
a United States aenatorAhip.
Johnson seems most likely 10 b.
named. an b. IL older and more In
finential than OnKley.
Thls 10 the same Johnson who
fired his Washington correspondent
honest old Bob" cstes--Upon the
demand OF Bailey, because Bob"
sens a dispatch 20 the poaf that
aaiiey's mar. Martin os Virginia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31

boys were on the losing side. The
tide Of battle was turning against
them. Earl grew angry az the boys
peitlng him and his brothers. The
ran into the house and came out
with a pistol. threatening 10 shoot
the boys on the other side.
VIII LonEiey. a young negro Of
IS. happened along. He took the
pistoi from Earl and put q ia hts
pocket Earl ran back 10 his house
and got n shotgun. came out the
back yard. cat through the little
cotton patch. and met LonEleY com.
ms through a lane. Longiey lodged
behind tree.
Earl raised the Eun. aimed AZ
Loaglry and fired. LonEley fell
dead sn his tracks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31
Seattle Housewives Should Take
Lessons in Making Cup of Tea

Seattle housewives are losing
money because they don't know
how 10 make tea. according TO An
thony J. SCHNEIDER. u. s. tea exam
liner. who Is In the city inyestigat-
ing the tea importing situation.
This Is general American
fault, says SCHNEIDER. One pound
OF tea ought TO yield ESQ cups. The
average housewife gets about so
An ordinary spoonful OF tea leaves
u sufficient for thee cups o. tea. E"
Let the tea stand for five minutes,
Here's the way to make II. ac-
cording to the examiner:
Place the leaves in a pot previ-
ously made hot by n dash OF boiling
water. Pour the proper amount OF
water. freshly boiled, upon them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Oct. 81
Governor oonashey announced TO.
day that he had COMMITTED the sen
tenee OF hanging on Earl 6ilchris,
10 IS years in the peritentisry.
The governors action follows the
decision Of the state supreme court
yesterday IN refusing 10 reverse The
lower court. which sentenced the
i5.yoar-oid negro boy 70 b. hanged
There "a little sympathy for Earl
Gilchrist among the people OF Ar.
kansas Despite the Immature years
OF the lad convicted Tor the murder
81 VIII LenFley. a 1Sycar.oid negro.
there was a strong Inclination here
TO LEI the law take it's course.
And yet. the boy has never been
known as n degenerate. OF even a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31
". n. JOHNSON
SUED FOR DIVORCE

William IT. Johnson. county
bridge superintendent. was made
the defendant IN divorce proceed.
lngN brought by hls wife. Mary
Edith johnson. She Is asking that
he be restrained from coming home
pending the hearing OF the suit. Ste
charges him with having come
homo intoxicated on October ~. and
pursued her with shotgun, until
taken In charge by the police. The
couple have two children. Johnson
vas formerly police chief in George
town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31
Advice to Those of
Baggy Cheek and Chin

Let the woman whose cheek mus
Giles are beginning 10 sag and who
by the same token is acquiring a
double chin. remember to keep her
head up. is the advice OF a celebrat.
ed beauty expert. Let her bathe
her face, neck and chin IN a solu-
ton made by dissolving an ounce
OF saxolite In a half pint witch
hazel. The result will surprise her.
the lotion being so quickly effective
This treatment tightens and re-
duces skin and muscles, also
strengthening and toning up the
same.
Nr~3gally the Tightening effect
dispcses wrinkles and burrows. The
lotion Is very refreshing. BE sure
TO ask the druggist for the pow
dered saxoiite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31

criminal. No testimony at the
trial showed any hardened crimi.
nal traits. He WAS called a bad
boy" by his school teachers and
was suspended several times.
Story Of Murder.
June last. Earl. hts brothers
and aomo other boys were playing
In the woods hack OF the GiIchrist
home II ls long time between
anowhaliing times here and the lads
take 20 throwing Ia much the
same spirit that makes boys Ia
colder cilmes paste each other with
Anowbaila.
From kurllnx little pebbles the
lads got 10 throwing larger stones.
From play they turned to warfare
In all seriousness. The Gilchriat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31
Biggest Fleet
Is Reviewed

NEW YORK. Oct. 81 Hundreds
OF thousands Of people lined the
shores Of the Hudson river today
to witness the assembiage OF the
greatest fighting fleet ever gath
cred in United States waters and
10 see Secretary OF the Navy Meyer
and his aides make the official in
spection.
Twenty miles Of magnificent
fleet--i02 Of Uncle Sans men of
war--anchoFed 400 yards apart in
three lines. compose the armada
Interest was conferred in the super.
dreadnaughts. the Florida and the
Utah Rear Admiral Hugo Oster
haus. on the flagship Connecticut
r. In command.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31
Woman Held Up
by Thugs

A woman who refused 10 givc her
name was held up NJ the point of
a gun and robbed OF handbag con.
tanning fii and some papers. By
two thugs al the corner Of Jackson
~. and 3eth nv. g. Frank Me.
Namara. drug clerk. heard the
womans screams and ran toward
the scene. but the holdups bad fin.
ished their job and we're hnrrying
off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31

Let the tea stand for five minutes.
then stir II once. Draw Off In an
other vessel and warm IL.
Mr.. SCHNEIDER Ii here with Will
ton q. Berry. There Is no reason
why there should be scarcity OF
China green tea. they state. as the
coloring restrictions are known In
China markets. Thus, the boost In
price recently was without warrant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31

y. l.. Boyer was arrested last
night on the suspicion OF being one
of two men who lured Frank
Bowles. 1916 Melrosc av.. TO an
alley between Westlake nv. and
Virginia st. and there attempted
to rob him. They failed 20 tget
5000 which he carried in an inside
pocket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31
AMERICAN POPE?

ROME. Oct. 3t.--Assertions that
the way IL being paved for an
American pope are now being made
here as result OF the granting TO
America Of -four representatives In
the electoral college OF cardinals.
II Is pointed out that the largest
body Of Catholics In the world In
found In the United States and Its
possessions. and the action Of Pope
Plus in allowing three new cardi.
nails is regarded as having great
Significance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31

Sustaining the charge OF cruelty
made by Anne r. Anderberg against
Nicholas AnderberE. her husband. a
Seattle policeman. Judge Dykaman
yesterday granted her divorce and
the custody OF their iG-yearold son.
The boy had taken the stand
against his father. and. his eyes
flashing his Indignation al the al.
legged wrongs against his mother. he
told how his father made her suffer
again and again. Tho Anderbefgs
were married May 4, 1883
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31

might be defeated for minority
leader Of the senate.
That's typical Of the relations be
tween Bailey aud the two Texas
editors IN question.
In the meantime. Choice II. Ran
dell. of Sherman. member of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31

national house from the fourth dis
trict. square-tocd progressive. II
organizing his campaign for the
senatorial primary 10 be held a year
hence. Ne ought to have an easy
fight II Johnson or Ousley IL his
opponent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31
DERELlcT SCHOONER SIGHTED

CORDOvA, Alaska. Oct. 81
Capt. Durkee today reports sighting
derelict schooner OF unknown
identity 20 miles east OF Cape Susk.
ling, while en- route TO Katalla from
Yakutat. The vessel is about 100
feet long and is floating bottom side
up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31
SUICIDE SPECTACULAR

GAINESVILLE. Ia. Oct a.
Mrs. Robert McGregor's SUICIDE
Weakened the whole town early to-
day. She poured gasoline on her
clothing. stood on the porch. lighted
match and was. cremated before
the neighbors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31

mile distant from the Halnes
home. She went 10 sleep again Sun.
day evening and has remained SO
ever since. except for -four or five
minute lninrvnl on Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31

Mammoth rink was comfortably
filled last night. but there were none
turned away. as ON previous nights.
Rather than showing a falling away
OF interest In the meetings. II was
believed 10 be due TO the fear OF
many that they would be injured In
the rush at the doors. In which sew
erai have been badly hurt.
Evangelist Gypsy Smith preached
forceful sermons nj noon and at
night yesterday. At the noon meet
ing he scored the divorce evil and
referred to the wage system which
is the primary cause OF white sJay.
cry. At night the evangelist ap.
pealed 10 his hearers to live like
Christ The word Christ Ian he
defined as meaning like Christ.
and he declared that those who
claimed the name without trying 20
be like Christ were walking frauds.
Sweetness and purity OF indisid-
ual life. Kindness and charity
these we're tho Qualities that made
Christ loved. and that will make
His followers popular and loved Of
men, be said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31
Gypsy SMITH
URGES LIVING
LIKE CHRIST

Friday. az 1850. Glpsy Smith !
! viii speak to children between
/ the ages OF 10 and 20 years.
/ SUNDAY. at : O'Clock. there Will
! be- another meeting exclusive !
! ~ for men. Monday night the !
! meetings will come to a close.
/ The evangelist will tell his
/ HE story. from the gypsy tent
: 20 the pulpit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31

"The reason we ere not more pop
nlar Is that We have So little Jesus
in us. ANY man who Is Christ-huilt
will be sought after
""rhey crowded Him. you and
| were more like Jesus, they would
crowd us
srhe great need OF the Christian
church in England and America Is
that those who 80 to church be like
Christ Christians"
Jesus is sweetness lie doesn't
repei. He invites.
Bring your guilt. your unworth.
your sin. TO Him. aud. Hike a mount.
ain. lie will bear yon up
A free conscience means that
you have heaven down here. You'll
get no other when you get there
III Jesus were Ia come 70 Seat.
tie. don't you think the people
would follow Him. They would fol
low Him. You come here because
Jesus is here, and that's WIS you
cant stay away"
m sou would let the spirit OF
Christ come 10 YOU. your heart
would fly 20 Him. like child 10 its
mother"
III my religion doesn't commend
itself To little child. there's some
thing wrong with IL II Jesus were
here. the children would gather
about Him and love Him.
III you want your prayer answer
ed ON your knees. you must live Il
on your feet.
IT Is no good 10 pray 'Thy king.
dom come ON sunday niornine and
then vote for the brewer Monday
II Is no good praying that on sun
day and then paying wage 20 girls
which you know practically com
pels them 60 sell their bodies
NO man or woman who Il q
Christian ought TO seek a divorce.
Those whom God hath joired to-
gether. let no man put asunder
You're far too lax 10 this country
aboat the sacredness OF the mar
rage tie"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31
YOU WILL HAVE TO
CUICkSTEp

QOfCkSTEP
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II you paid a dollar dozen
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stss No. sc bishop extra heavy
TfAmf and rod and Champion
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31
Things You Should
Know

F. W. Stevenson a. Co. Brokers.
Bailey Bldg, are advised stocks
viii sell higher--particulariy lie.
high Valley. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31

Have your bins collected. West
ern Collection Co.. 433 N. Y. Block.
Main G169. 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31

Seattle Au'cmspns school. 2io
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-10
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE WORK
Various Springtime Activities in the
Educational Field.
NFIRMIT1Es OF MEDICAL SCHOOL
HiEher standards Needed 20 secure
Better Doctors and Fewer of
Them-Generni Educational
News.

April marked the beginning Of the spring
term 81 Fremont Normal college students
have been REGISTERING all week and q good
attendance is assured
The closing Of the winter term was
most interesting one and examinations
were placed forward a DAY on account of
the meeting Of the East Central Teachers
association being held in Fremont. Students
awaited themselves Of the opportunity for
attending II was lively times In and around
the college, scores OF old students going
in and out al all times. The reception given
70 the association by MIR. and Mrs Glenn
mons was great success in point Of mum.
bers students were stationed al various
places to direct The guests were admitted
10 the building through the students en-
trance aud we're directed first through the
music rooms where continuous music
program was going on; then through the
assembly rooms on to the observa ton room
and art studio; thence to the second floor
through class rooms, the astrological lab
oratory and the library, thence to the
third floor where the Star and Union Liter.
AIRY societies we're receiving in their halls
The Union society gave each guest a car
nation and a little souvenir card bearing
the motto OF their society. A program was
being given from the platforms through
the entire time The guests were then
shown through the various departments
and through the offices and private rooms
where they were greeted by members OF
the faculty grouped in each room. The
college people we're very glad to entertain
the teachers and viii Join with the city
Of Fremont in welcoming them again next
year.
The birthday Of President Clemmons was
| celebrated by the school on April
Is. One OF the finest programs Of the
year was furnished. Gifts were presented
by students and faculty, notable among
which was a mammoth stick Of candy
carried onto the platform by Reynolds and
Marcus Farrell from the kindergarten de-
partment The lliipuutians were given seats
on either side Of the president who was
sitting in state his chair being decorated
In college colors. The presentation speeches
and responses we're most impressive The
absence Of Mrs. Clemmons on this occasion
was tenderly mentioned and the love and
sympathy for President Clemmons and
his wife during the hours Of their hop,
and fear is strongly felt by both students
and faculty. News OF Mrs. ClemmOns from
the land of sunshine and flowers is eagerly
asked for by all
The physical science class for this terri
has been organized for $50 a. m, and will
work out Of doors when the weather per
naits.
Prof. c. w. Weeks OF the college wal
elected president Of the music section O
the East Central Teachers association
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-10
Donntionu and Heouests.

The filing OF the will OF the late Colonel
A. II. HOLSTER Of Madison, Fevals a gift
OF $4,000 to the University Of Wisconsin for
graduate fellowships in pharmacy
1t Is announced that an alumnus, who does
not wish his name disclosed, has given
500 900 to the University OF Pennsylvania
for the endowment of chair Of physiology
cal chemistry.
The donation OF an additional endowment
OF 100000 to the Carnegie institution Of
Washington by Andrew Carnegie, the
founder, was amounted last month, This
brings Mr. CarneRie's gifts 10 the institu-
ton up to a total OF 100000.
Dr. George Finley BoyArd, president of
] the University Of Southern California has
announced the receipt OF gift Of $4,000
from Andrew carnesie, and the raising OF
tanned before the carnegie donation be-
came available.
Gifts amounting to $4,000 were received
| last month by Park college, Parkvliie. Mo
Most OF the money will be added 10 the
| $3.50, 900 endowment fund which the Board
/ Of Trustees OF the college y trying 20 ralse
! 10 add to the endowment of more than 800
600 which the college has now
Tie sum Of liOl. 900 toward a fund OF $780,
/ Hebrew Union college az Cincinnati was
/ subscriber at the final meeting OF the coun-
Gil OF the Union OF American Hebrew Con-
] gregatiOns In New York last month. Julius
/ RoEenwald OF Chicago was the largest con-
tributor. giving $4,000
A third 100000 was donated 10 Harvard
| university by Adolphus Busch OF st. Louis
| last month, making 900 given in all e
! build a new Germanic museum at Harvard
| subscribed at the fneai melting OF the
| council Of the Union Of American Hebrew
| Cor gregations in New York last month
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-10
HOTEL CLERKS IN VAUDEVILLE
Omaha Members Of AHsOciatiOB to
Have n Benefit at the BrRndeis
on Monday, April "a.

Through the generous cooperation Of the
managers Of the various Omaha theaters
the local members OF the Nebraska and
Iowa Hotel Clerks association will give
a vaudeville entertainment Of a high order
at the Brandeis theater on the afternoon
OF Monday. April e. The program viii be
made up OF six professional features con
tributed from the Orpheum, Gayety, Amert-
can and Krug bills OF that week. these
10 be supplemented by two or three acts
put on by well known and capable Omaha
people, this matinee in its entirety TO con
stitute one OF the most interesting and, de-
lightful vaudeville offerings of the season.
The features have not yet been fully de-
cided upon so that q more definite an
nouncement at this time is impossible, but
the details have been worked out sufflci-
emily 20 insure an afternoon OF delightful
vaudeville and the date and place should
be borne in mind by all Omaha theater-
gosrs-Brandeis theater, Monday afternoon
April a. sr
Special souvenir programs of a new and
artistic order viii be issued for the biz
event. rdt