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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-11-23

Florsheim Shoes at Edwards 4
McLellan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hurley from
Beaver creek were in after supplies
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Clanton
are spending the week at their Bea-
yer creek ranch.
Jake Myers returned to Brookside
Yesterday after spendinga a week with
his family in our city.
Rev. Father Vermaat will hold SER
vices next Sunday at Corpus Christi
church at 11:00 a. M, and the fol-
lowing day. Monday, at 900 a. m.
Adolph Krohn returned Sunday
night on belated No / from Chicago
where he went with the Halev Bros,
Tucker and LeNoir sheep shipment.
Clayton Snyder, Johnny Mayberry
and G. L. Smith went to Glasgow
Sunday night as witnesses in the
Crutchfiield case to be tried Monday.
Paul Schroeder and Robt. Mclean
of this city. and VIM. Raltz of Cowan,
went to Glasgow Sunday night to
serve as jurors for the present term
of court.
Otto Liese of Harlem, was in town
Saturday after his wife and little
daughter, the former having been a
patient at the Ebaugh Hospital for a
number of weeks.
Mrs. Otto Munson left Malta Mon
day evening for Detroit. Minn.,
called thither by message announ-
cling the dangerous illness Of hel
mother. Mrs. Munson's little
daughter, Helen, accompanied her.
1t is said the friends and neighbors
of Jos. Dvorak, of Leedy, Mont,
have been making great preparations
to give Joe a warm reception ON his
return from Chicago but it seems
they have been sadly disappointed as
Joe came BACK single.
George Laub, son of Mrs. Fred st.
Hill, who has spent the past year at
Cheyenne, N. D., is in our city and
will visit with his relatives here un-
til after Thanksgiving. George is
employed on ranch about nine miles
out Of Cheyenne and enjoys his work
very much.
F. p. Sheldon of Minneapolis. pres
ident of the Malta First National
Bank and j. e. Arnot, vice president
of the same institution. were in Malta
Saturday looking over the business
of the bank. With Examiner Yaeger
here the same day, Cashier Barnes
was. to some extent, relieved of the
responsibility of his position.
Fred Whiteside is out to boost the
F]athead country and Thursday left
Helena for the east with three cars of
apples which will be shown at Pitts
burg. Pa, at the Chicago Land Show
opening Saturday and the Northwest
Land Show at st. Paul. The apples
are nearly all the Mcintosh Reds
with sprinkling of few other
varieties. The exhibit at the Chicago
Land Show will be one of the biggest
ever made from the west.
A number of Maltaites were at
Glasgow last week and received their
final certificates of naturalization.
Those reported were Francois A.
Langlois, Napoleon Vasseur, Joseph
A. Couture and Henry Hunt. In ali
there were thirty-oneapplicants from
the various parts OF the county for
final papers. most of those seeking
naturalization being homesteader
Applications for first papers are
reaching Clerk Beeds's office every
day.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-11-23
PRIZE CUP FOR MONTANA
The Great Northern Offers Fifty Dollar Silver Trophy Cup
Best Display at st. Paul Land Show

the different land shows, it will be
an honor, indeed, to win the Great
Northern cup for the best exhibit
made at the St. Paul Show.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-11-23
Only II Days More

To contestants in the piano con-
test:
Did you ever stop to think that only
today belonged to you. and that to-
morrow and futurity belonged to God?
Today is the time for work. If you
wait until tomorrow, another con-
testant may 60 out and harvest what
you thought belonged toyou. And it
may be that today's work will decide
the contest for some one.
Opportunities are fleeting. Today
is opportunity day.
''There is tide in the affairs Of man
Which If taken at the flood, leads on to fortune.
Omitted, all the voyage Of their life
ID bound in shallows and in miseries;
And we must take the current when it serves,
Or lose our venture
The extra special offer for votes
will be continued until the evening of
November 3Oth.
Following was the standing Of the
several contestants at 4 O'Clock p. m.
vVn1rocInv Novomhor %
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-11
Te|egramy KrajoWe.
Z Kongresu.

Washington, II sierpnla. -
Prezydent Taft, widocznie prze-
konany, re niema mowy o ry-
chem odroczeniu sic kongresu,
wczoraj wieczorem .wyjechal do
Beverley, azeby tam spedzic re-
SITE tygodnia. Zamierzal on tam
spedzic wieksza Geese lata, ale
plany jego pokrzyzowalo prze-
dluzenie sesyi Kongresu.
Subkomitet konferencyi obra-
dujacy mad nowela rewizyi ia
ryfy bawelny ME mogl sic Ego
die i znowu zbierze sic Gala
konferencya, azeby mad nia obra-
dowac. = Bye moze, ze dzlslaJ Il
da sic calej konferencyi przyjsc
do porozumienia mad nowela ta-
ryfy welny nowela artykuiow
farmerskich cd cla wolnych; sub
komitet zlozony senatora La
Follette'a i posla Underworld
zrobii maly postep w naradach,
ale roznice zapatrywa1 Jeszcze So
wielkie. : w izbie poslow przy-
ieto nowele senatu w sprawle
nowych Stanow Arizony i New
Mexico, i nowele teraz posla do
prezydenta, kt6ry jednak podob-
no zdecydowany jest ia zaveto-
wac. P'rzywodcy republlkanow
,,standpatters" byli u prezydenta,
by 90 zapewnic, re do ostateczno-
sci beda walczyli, azeby ME do
puscic do przyjmowania novel
ponad jego veto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-11
Wczorajsza burza.

Wczorajsza burza W nlebezpie-
czenstwie trzymala wiele parow-
COW ma jeziorze. Jeden rybak u
tonal. Wicher zmioti go z tamy
przy Randolph ul.
Ma pofudniowem wybrzezu je-
ziora burza dala sic we znaki.
Tam parowce musialy sic wy
strzegat mielizny.
Piorun trzasi wczoraj i zniszi
CYL ACADEMIC W Elgin, Ill.
Szkode obliczono ma $4,000.
Dwoch strazak6w odnioslo lekkie
rany przy gaszeniu tego pozaru.
w poblizu parku Jacksona bu-
rza ma jeziorze zastala zepsuta
LODI gazolinowa - w nleJ ko-
biete dzieci. Przez Gala godzl-
ne baiwany igra}y z lodzia Jak
k1pinka. Czlonkowie tamteJszeJ
stacyi ratunkowej przywlekli lodz
do brzegu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-11

tastrofa; popsula sic winda, wio-
zaca 45 gornik6w i spadlszy roz-
trzaskala sic; IS ludzi odnioslo
rany smiertelne, 20 jest lei ra-
nionych.
Hamburg, II sierpnia. : w tu-
tejszej fill banku panstwa Cd
kryto olbrzymie sprzeniewierze-
MIA: dwu podejrzanych urzedni-
kow aresztoWano.
Berlin, II sierpnia. = Cesarz
Wilhelm naznaczyi dzieh 2 wrze-
snia, jako date odsloniecia POM
nika Steubena, ofiarowanego
Niemcom przez Rad Stanow
Ziedn. Pomnik ten stanie pred
zamkiem krolewskim W Poczda-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-11

z Cheyenne arcybiskupem W Du-
buque. oraz ustanawiajace nova
dyecezye W Toledo, oddzialonem
cd dyecezyi Cleveland; nowym
biskupem W Toledo zostaje ks.
Schrembs, obecnie sufragan W
Grand Rapids. Ojciec 5w. wszy-
stkie tie postanowienia zaaprobo-
wal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-11
Oddali ch}opca.

Odddl1 chfopca.
Uwodziciele oddali wczoraj
wykradzionego w zesz}a sobote
6 letniego chlopca, Angelo Mari
no. Oddano go godzinie Iotej
wieczorem.
Godzine pozniej dziewieciu
mezczyzn i try kobiety areszto-
wano sprowadzono ma stacye
przy Chicago ave. Byli to prawie
wszyscy krewni rodziny Marina,
ci to rzekomo wykradli chiopca /
zwr6cili 60 rodzicom potem do
piero, gdy ojciec podobno zlozyl
$500 okupu wczoraj popoludniu.
Lista aresztowanych, przedsta-
via sic nastepujaco:
Tozef Nicolosi, 1000 Gault Ct.;
Carmelo Nicolosi, 1000 Gault
Ct.;
Paulina Nicolosi, iona Carme-
la;
Laura Nicolsi, iona Jozefa;
Piotr Nota, 932 Crosby ul.;
Antoni Nota, 932 Crosby ul.;
Jozef Taddio, o2o Townsend
ul.;
Jozef Cinia, S36 Townsend I'll.
Ignacy Collura, 1923 Gault Ct.
Antoni Canzi arol Caccia.
Nieco p6zniej aresztowano
Biance Cudromo, sly Oak ul.
Znikniecie 6 letniego chiopca
obudzifo wszystkich mieszkan-
cow miasta Chicago. Wczoraj do
domu przyprowadzili go detekty-
wi William Rohan Paul, ktorzy
60 znalezli, bawiacego sic ma uli-
cy Gault Court, zaledwie pol bio
ku cd domu rodzicow. Chiopiec
powiedziai policyi, re dwoch
mezczyzn, puscilo go try biloxi
cd lego domu i kazali mu isc do
rodzicow.
Wediug Marina przyw6dca
handy uwodzicieli byia kobieta-
Nicolosi, iona szynkarza przy
Gault Court. Jej to Marino "a
placil $500 "a oddanie chiopca.
ia tez pierwsza aresztowano
choG sic bardzo uporczywie u
dziaiu wypiera}a, osadzono ia "a
kratami w stacyi przy Chicago
ave. Kobieta ME moze sic wytlo-
maczyc tego dlaczego przyjesa
pieniadze cd Marina.
Inni rowniez wypieraja sic Wi
ny, policya jednak utrzymuje, re
ma przeciw MIN dowody.
Marino dowiedziai sic listow
re ma sic porozumiec przyjacie-
lem w sprawie okupu i ma jego
rece ziozyc pieniadze. Marino po-
wiedziai policyi o tenn inspector
kazai wypbacit uwodzicielom
$500; pieniadze jednak poprzed-
MO poznaczono talk, re je poznac
MONA i wtenczas dopiero dano
pieniadze zonie Nicolosiego. Ode
brawszy pieniadze Nicolosiowa
powiedziala Mariniemu, re chic
piec bedzie wypuszczony o godzl-
ME Iotej.
Uwodziciele dobrze sic obcho-
dill chiopcem, DO powiada}, re
miaf swietne czasy.
Jutro poczatek wzlotow powietrz-
nych.
Jutro rozpoczyna sic mledzy-
narodowy wzlot awiatyczny W
parku Granta, gdzie lotnicy cd
dluzszego czasu stoja obozem.
Ze rekordy swiatowe amery-
kanskie So w niebezpieczehstwie,
przypuszczac MONA tego, ze
bracia Wright przysiali tu wszy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-11
TeIegramy zagTaniGznG,
z Londynu.

LOnuyn, II SlSIpnld. - y I'd
tenn Izba lordow przyjeia wczo-
raj 131 glosami przeciw ia
wniosek rzadowy znoszacy przy-
wileje lordow odwieczne w usta-
wodawstwie angielskiem, a W
szczegolnoSci przywilej zakiada-
MIA veto przeciw niepozadanym
uchwalom Izby Gmin. Przyjecie
tel uchwaiy byio poddaniem sic
lzby liberalnemu rzadowi, ktory
w przeciwnym razie chcial mia
nowac 500 nowych lordow dla
przeforsowania swego wniosku.
Historyczne to glosowanie, ktore
radykalnie odmienia system an
gielskiego Parlamentaryzmu,
trwaio blisko godzine, przys}u-
chiwaia mu sic galeryi sail wy
soce arystokratyczna publicznosc,
sledzac z zajeeiem zaehowanie
sic opozycyi, ktora tax rozwine-
Ia size o wiele wieksza, niz oczeki-
wano.
w Izbie Gmin uchwalono
wczoraj podwyzszenie pensyi po-
slow do $4,000 rocznie.
w dokach kolejowych por-
towych Londynu strajk iadowa-
czy zamknai ruch caly: artykuiy
zywnoSci ME przeladowywane
psuja sic, a miastu zagraza niedo-
statek zywnoSci. Uklady trwaja
miedzy obu stronami, ale do
tychczas niema tego rezultatu.
Strajkerzy chcieli dla wzmocnie-
MIA swego stanowiska wywo}ac
takze i strajk tramwajowy, do
tychczas jednak to sic ME uda}o.
Ruch automobilOwy w mieScie
spadi do polowy, zapasy bowiem
petrolu ME sa wielkie, a ME via
domo, kiedy bedzie MONA do
stac Swieze; lodu tez juz braku-
ie, a znaczne jego zapasy stopia
sic ME wyladowane we wagonach.
Strajk przyjmuje teraz wiecel
burzliwy charakter: wczoraj
przvszlo kilkakrotnie do stare z
wojskiem pilnujacem magazynow
W porcie ma dworcach kolejo-
wych. Spodziewaja sic, ze W cia-
gu dnia lub dwu ugoda zostanie
zawarta i strajk bedzie skonczo-
ny.
- Szkody zrzadzone powodu
pozaru hotelu Carlton" wynosza
okolo 100000. Jak wiadomo, W
pozarze tym zginaI amerykahski
aktor, Finney. Zreszta Mkt 60
sci ME odniosi uszkodzen.
z Watykanu.
Rzym, II sierpnia. = Papiez
ma sic lepiej wczoraj lekarze je-
go dokonah lekkiej operacyi ma
chorej nodze pacyenta, co sic zna-
cznie przyczyniio do usmierzenia
below i poprawy ogolnej; row.
niez przsniesienie Ojca sw. do
wielkiej sali wygodnej, dose po-
wietrza majacej doskonale wpiy-
nelo ma chorego. Papiezowi leka-
rze pozwolili przebywac W fote-
IN wygodnym. Przy chorym stale
Oawia sedziwe siostry jego, z
kt6rych jedna, Roza zaniemogia 2
obawy o zycie brata, CO OLGA sw.
nocno zmartwiio. Papiez wczoraj
odwiedzii Kardynala Merry del
VAL, kt6ry przyniosi Piusowi
achwaiy kongregacyi konsysto-
ralnej, mianujace biskupa Keane
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-11
|0DDAL| CHk 0PCA.
Ojciec zozh $500 okupu Poicya trlma uWodzcls|l
Plenadze Odebra|a fami|iantka Marin6W
JUTRO POCZATEK.
Maszyna Posta zniszczona. - Lotnicy
Wrightow w Kontescie.
BURZA.
Piorun zapaf zniszczyf ACADEMIC Elgin.
Rybak utOna.
WANDALE.
Smarujs swiezo pomalowane domy asfaltem.
Maszyna Posta zniszczona. =
Wrightow w Kontescie
BJRZA.
Piorun zapaliI zniszczyf akademie w Elein.
Rybak utonaf.
WANDALE.
Smaruja swiezo pomaowane domy astaltem

stkich swoich lotnikow, i ci poraz
pierwszy W historyi awiatyki u
biegat sic beda nagrody.
Walter Brookins, kt6ry odbyi
podroz maszyna powietrzna q
Chicago do Springfield, stawil
sic wczoraj W Chicago.
Wczoraj jednak rozbif sic ma
polach W Hawthorne aeroplan
Posta = lotnik ten wraz z An
drzejem Ruel zostaf skaleczony.
Rany ich So lekkie, ale maszyna
ulegla kompletnemu zniszczeniu i
Post wobec tego ME moze brac u
dziaiu w kontescie. Niewiadomo
jeszcze czy Post dostanie nova
maszyne ma czas, by odbyc po-
dr6z przez jezioro Michigan w
czasie obecnego kontestu.
Ze szkoly Wright6w udzia} W
kontestach vienna Walter Broo-
kins, J. c. Turpin, A. L. Welsh,
Howard Gill, Phillip 0. Parma
lee, Leonard Bonney i Frank c.
Coffyn.
Lotnicy otrzyrr1ali juz setki "a
dan Cd r6znych ludzi, by i'm poz-
wolili odbyc podr6z W ich aero
planach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-11
to powaznym ma urzad prezyden-
ia Haiti.
z Szwajcaryi.

I'd I1dlIl.
z SZwajcaryi.
Bazylea, II sierpnia. = Kon-
gres zydow-syonistow trivia tu W
calej pe}ni; wczoraj prof. War
burg przemawial tn ma temat do
nioslosci kolonizacyi zydow-
skiej W Palestynie.
Chiasso, II sierpnia. = Chole-
ra we Wioszech wciaz mnogie
porXwa ofiary, Ogolem bylo W u
biegiym tygodniu 1889 zasia-
bniec, a $50 zgonow ma te zaraze.
z Niemiec.
Bochum, II sierpnia. = w ko-
palni Hannibal wydarzyla sic ka-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-11
Veto LOrdOW ZnieSiOne!.
Wielka reforma w parlamentaryzmle
Anglli.
Straik grozi oglodzeniem Londynowi.
Papiez Plus ma sic lepiej.
Zmianyw episkopacie amerykahskim
Spisek Hiszpanii.
z MeI<SYl&u i z Haiti.
Papiez Plus ma sic lepiej.
anyw episkopacie amerykanskim
Spisek W Hiszpanii.
2 Meksyl<u z Haiti.
Ze spraw nieniecklch.

Kongresu przeduzaa zebranie demOkratyc
nego stanowego Ashbury, N j. Sprawa lOcal
w Spadek miliOnowy EkspOzya w St
pod goem niebem. Obrzym meOn-Zjazd
burmistrz6w sOcyaistycznych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-11
Wandale.

Najnowszym wymysiem w ko-
ZACH robotniczych jest wandalizm
polegajacy ma tenn, re niezadowo-
leni robotnicy W czasie kiedy To-
katorzy spia, smaruja swiezo po-
malowane domy asfaltem.
w Oak Park wczoraj w ten
spos6b zeszpecono szeSc domow
dlatego, re malowali je ludzie
naieci lub nieunijni. Policya W
Oak Park otwarcie czyn ten laj-
dacki zarzuca robotnikom uniJ-
nym.
Dom J. ]. Gaffneyego, ma Ma
pie Randolph I'll. posmarowano
re wszystkich stron.
Mieszkanie Sary Bale, Chica-
90 ave. i Marion ul., oblano roz-
topionym asfaltem.
Rezydencye E, O. Waile, N.
Grove ave. poczerniono wszedzie,
nawet okna posmarowano.
Zeszpecono tez dom +. Beck
steina ma Harlem ave. i Washing
ton ulicy.
Policya ME ziapala jeszcze
handy tel : ale przypuszcza, re
zrobili to unijni malarze.
W EIsin wybuchia epidemia ty.
fusu.
= Przypadkowo gazem wczoraj Ia
czadzif sic Ludwik Goldfine, zam. pnr.
1889 N. Rockwell ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-11
DAYID LLOYD GEORGE
z Hiszpanii.

Madryt, II sierpnia. -Sledztwo
rozpoczete pc odkryciu buntu
marynarzy ma okrecie nNuman-
cia", z ktorego p buntownikow O.
negdaj rozstrzelano, : prowadzi
sic dalej energicznie; Rad poczy-
nil podobno odkrycia, Swiadczace
o rozgalezionym spisku republi-
kanskim. w Barcelona urzadzo-
no demonstracye protestuJaca
przeciwko rozstrzelaniu q bum
townikow ,,Numancyi" Przy-
szio przytem do starcia z woI-
skiem wiele osob odnioslo rany.
2 Rosyi.
Petersburg, II sierpnia. = Cd
byi sic tn zjazd korpusow woj-
skowych mlodziezy, cwiczacej sic
ma wypadek wojny; car Mikoial
przygladai sic rewii chlopcow z
zainteresowaniem.
z Mexyku.
Tuarez. II sierpnia. = Raj po
raz przychodzi tu do stare pomie-
dzy wojskiem a rewolucyonista-
mi, zachowujacymi sic niesfornie
i awanturniczo. w mieScie l oko-
icy panuje wielkie wzburzenie.
Przyw6dce napastnikow, Salve,
raniono aresztowano wczoral
chcieli go towarzysze uwolnlc, a
lie i'm sic ME udalo.
2 Haiti.
Kingston, Jamajka, II sierpnia.
= Powraca, tn byly posei z Hal
ii w Niemczech, Fouchards, kto-
ry ma bye rowniez kandydatem i
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mie. Jak wiadomo, Steuben byi
generalem amerykanskim W woj-
ME O wolnoSc, Z pochodzenia byi
Niemcem.
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lDokonczenie ma str. 5ej.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-21
When a Woman Is Ripe

Women beginning look the of forty as their
prime 1t is something more than the old aleratHe MAXIM
flair and forty is the idea of the beauty and wholesome
that goes with ripeness And rpeness is perfection
The ripe should be only eomey she should be
mentally and sound she should have social gaee she
should have welrounded character every sense In
word 40 she should be the very best of which she is cap
able.
Recent magazine articles have shown number OF public
especially the prime of their beauty when
20 old Now DR. George Shears OF New York.
with declaration that woman should be at her best be-
40 and So lie lays down these rules which notable
being something different from the ordinary beauty rules
Of keeping young:
l."She cultivate OF humor."
2-"She must have hobby.
3s-"She must have interests outside herself.
He thinks city likely than the women Of
lonely farms live these rules He doesn't know, per-
haps that kind OF farm life growing which makes
for the OF the cultivate humor have
charming hobbies participate wide interests outside OF
their households Nevertheless DR. Shears suggestions
sound.
Women should be ripe 40. attractive any other
when SOIL and sunshine have brought to the stage
OF perfection.
Weather forecast Continued clear and dry wcather-n
kitchens and bath roomA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-21

did wrong, but who Of us can
fathom the thoughts OF the human
mind, when that mind IL despond-
ent and the body Is deprived Of the
bare necessaries of life?
But then, ia 1t necessary 10 threat.
en- self destruction In order to get
a job?
There is another man in Seattle
In the same predicament. His rec.
concentration from his last employ.
CIR reads in part:
Faithful and diligent, honest and
obiiging.'
Still for several weeks past he
has tried hard from early morning
until late at night To get q position
a fob, hotel work. restaurant work,
any kind Of work. and without sue.
cess. Some OF you business men
who read these lines stop and think
and give him n chance.
FRED HOFFMAN,
Gen. Del. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-21

the former day. says Hunting. we're
finished artists. They played
Shakespeare then--you couldn't
get a chance 10 sweep the stage
floor II you didn't have a speaking
acquaintance with the Bard of
Avon.
eThe average gallery kid knew
more about Shakespeare then than
the girls In the Smith academy Of
Massachusetts today" says Hunt.
ing.
Hunting In from Massachusetts,
himself. you kn0w-comes right
from the old Mayflower excursion
20 Plymouth rock--and Is direct
descendant from old Governor
Bradford and John Hunting only
that The old chap used to spell II
Hunting
Starred Here In 1893.
Hunting starred In Seattle way
back in 1888, az leading man for
Florence Roberts. He played in
OtheIlo with five stars, Barrett,
Keene. Mccullough. Frank Bangs
and Miles Levick. He played with
John Drew. Kate CIaxton, Mrs ID.
p. Bowers. He knew Abe Erlanger
when he dieted on coffee and
sinkers In the MillionaIres club
meals nickel each. Hunting was
the fifth man In the United States
who played the cripple in "The
Two Orphans" He starred In DIR.
Jckyii and Mr. Hyde" when he quit
the stock company at the California
theatre. He was seen In Seattle as
the star In 'Richelleu" In the old
Third avenue theatre.
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In the EditOr'SM Mail

Editor Seattle Star: AS The Sc
attic Star is the friend of the work
lngman, will hereby take the lib
erty OF asking you to kindly publish
the following lines In your next Is
sue, II convenient.
In Fridays Star ] noticed an
item OF young man who commit
ted suicide because he was broke
financially and unable to get honest
work 10 do. presume that those
employers and business men to
whom he applied for work were not
aware OF the serious and desperate
circumstances this man was In
financially before he committed
self destruction. or they would have
given him chance TO make liv-
Ing. But now 1t Ii too late. Too
proud to beg, too honest to steal,
and having no money, no work and
no friends. he imagined that the
best way out Of his difficulties was
3 < destruction. Undoubtedly no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-21
Percy Took Snuff With Grand Duke Alexis and Did
Lot Of Other Things That Make Him Interesting

lie took snuff from the same box
as the Duke Alexis OF Russia. lie
was little sailor boy who got rest
less az home. In Boston. aud went
20 een with his nnciea.
lie took tho first flat bottom
schooner. the Cora g." from 30
attic 10 skagway Ia iSgT-~he atlll
holds a pilots license.
He pierced the Alaskan wilda boz
fore that big rush In 1896.
lie ran the mall In the early days
Of the rush.
lie was special deputy marshal.
Ito proapccted and he mined.
lie ran n hotei--the first decent
one In skngway Dewey hotel.
lie built a theatre--tbe Alham-
bra In Frisco.
lie conducted an eiocation
school.
lie hunted moose for living.
And chiefly, he was nm actor.
You nee, this In the story OF a
very busy man.
He's the human encyclopedia Of
the drama ~ known In the days Of
Booth. Forrest, Mccullough and the
rest of those stars OF the last gene.
ration. Ne can tell you what the
leading actors and actresses OF that
day used 70 eat for breakfast, what
cuss words they used. whom they
married, how much money trey
made, and what their real names
WERE Ho can tell you all about
Tom keeus and Lswrencs Barrett
long bsfors the day when they
became ssmous enough to have
cigars named after them.
All About Percy Hunting.
For Percy Hunting. now a deputy
county clerk In Seattle. played with
tho best Of them. That was In the
days OF the good old stock com.
paniss. when the stars alone travel
cd from place to place. The actor
Of that day. he says. was a real
artist--he had TO act Today II you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-21
Observations

3. r. YoAkuM, chairman OF the
board OF the Frisco lines. says the
worst reactionary IL the one who
wants to force the country back
into the old grooves. Which isn't
bad for a railroad director.
o % o
NEVADA has produced a color
less apple All right, so long az 1t
isn't tasteless.
o o
sTAy-AT-HOME club, in spo-
kane, requires its members. mar
ricd men. to stay at home only
three nights a week. Let's organ
oze one here.
CHICAGO dog was so enraptured
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More Good News
More Proof That HyoreI Ends the
Misery Of catsrrh. Read II.


This Is to certify that was =
sufferer OF catarrh In It's worst form
OF the head. throat. lungs and
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Ing been treated by nine different
doctors, all Of whom failed to give
me any relief. saying nothing Of :
cure. Seeing your HYOMEi adver-
tised. procured an outfit five years
ago last March. and TO the surprise
OF myself and friends | was bene
fitted before the first bottle was
used. | have been able to work
every day since. When | have .
cold | breathe through my inhaler
and take no medicine. have not
used fifty cents worth OF any other
medicine since that time Hoping
! that many others afflicted with this
same disease or consumption win
give IL fair trial. Very respect
fully. w. w. Kisner, Beach Haven.
Pa r. ID. 1911.
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