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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-08

sportsmen Of the eastern states
who DO not care to enter the Ca
madam provinces In quest OF big
game may easily find good moose
country in Northern Maine. where
the season Is now in full blast aud
win be open until Nov 80 The
last two or three weeks are usually
the best for sport. since there Is
almost a certainty OF tracking
snow. Generally speaking. the best
grounds lie near the boundary be.
tween Maine and New brunswick
Minnesota permits moose hunt.
ing ten days In November. com.
mencsng vita the 10th. and the
game 10 found within restricted ter.
ritory. 81. Louis county has some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-08

of the best hunting grounds and
Mesaba aud Sklbo are good objoc.
tive points Here. ms In noht moose
countries. there are also deer and
black bear 20 lend variety to tho
sport.
Alaska gives the hunter wider
range and greater latitude AZ 10
season. II there being legal 10 kill
moose al any time OF tho year at
tor Aug /. except that north OF
! latitude CO degrees tho season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-08
EIGHT THOUSAND WILL WITNESS THE OREGON FOOTBALL GAME
WHERE TO HUNT THE LoRDLY MOOSE YOU CAN'T GET MANY
SHOTS AT HIM IN THE UNITED STATES, But IT'S
EASIER IN CANADA AND ALASKA.

species OF big game common 10 thIa
latitude. Success In hunting trips
depends upon securing a good guide
and proper outfit. After leaving
the railroad there are no hotels or
other accommodations for sports.
men awe OF their own providing
The season closes Dec. 81.
All tho moose lie well 20 the
northward and the hunter must be
dressed 10 Withstand possible cold
weather. Plenty OF heavy under
flannels should be provided. with
outer garments that viii endure
rough wear. Remember that you
will have not only the dry cold 10
combat win be wet days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-08
ORANGE WEAK
ON OFFENSE

PRINCETON. y. j.. Nov. s.--The
Princeton Tigers went into hard
training today to develop an of
fensive team for their game with
Yale week from Saturday Last
Saturdays game showed that the
Princeton eleven IL playing superb
defense ball. but lacks aggressive
ness. The back field Is lightning
fast. but the forwards have been
unable TO tear any holes In the
enemy's line for their backs. and
so far the scoring. as In the Har.
ward game. was done on individual
playing. which Is far from satisfac-
tory to the coaches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-08

closes Dec. ii--and on the kenal
penlnsulRr caribou are protected
until Aug. 20. 1919. which is good
thing for moose hunters 10 rsmem.
her A big caribou head In . prize
worth securing aud there In such
a thing AS temptation.
n your homo Ia in the Middle
West. Ontario will welcome you ~
10 Nov. iG. and either Of the big
railroads which cut through the
moose country win show a kindly
interest In landing you at exactly
the right spot
Passing over Manitoba. Alberta
and Saskatchewan. which ara large.
~ prairie provinces. moose may be
found Ia British Columbia. with. In
point OF fact. practically all other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-08
S4U.UUU FUR Fl
Record Crowd at
Stanford
Game

STAMFORD UNIVERSITY. Nov.
o-More than $4,000 viii be In
vested In admission tickets TO the
annual rugby game between Stan
ford and the University OF Call
foruia. which will be played ON
Stanford field next Saturday after
noon. according to announcement
made here by Graduate Manager
d. w. Burbank OF Stanford today
Already $4,000 worth Of reserved
seat tickets have been sold. while
On the day Of the game 5000 paste
boards calling for standing room
only win be placed ON sale at 81
each.
A record breaking crowd il ex'
pected to attend. The advance
sale 10 the largest ever known for
. contest on Stanford field.
Owing to the numerous injuries
sustained recently by Cardinal
players. the betting odds on the
game at present favor Berkeley at
10 TO 7. Some money has been
placed at , TO l. but this Is below
the average.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-08
Qvn FRox DANGEROUS oflhIloA-
MfiemB0a ADNQD wnAI 10 DO
ron BlADDn Trouble

too. wish to add my testimonial
20 the thousands you no doubt
have. and will tell you what your
great medicine did for me.
Several months ago was taken
very sick with bladder trouble. had
intense pains and suffered greatly.
n times I could not stand on my
feet or sit In chair and often
was forced to cry out with pain.
consulted two doctors who gave
me different kinds Of medicine.
which did me no good II seemed
a. though the more OF their medi-
cine took, the worse I became.
The doctors seemed to be greatly
puzzled over my case and after
holding a consultation. was told
that I had a severe case OF milan
nation OF the bladder and an oper-
alton was very necessary.
was being prepared TO be taken
to the hospital. when neighbor
came 10 my house and said. Why
don't you try bottle OF DR.. XII
mer's Swamp-Root." I was willing
to try anything to get relief from
my suffering. My wife bought a
bottle Of your medicine which ]
began taking and soon noticed a
change for the better. continued
taking it and got better right along.
my appetite returned and | was
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I have used about fourteen bot.
ties of Swamp-Root and know that
had not taken II, ! would have
been operated on, and perhaps
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tell my friends about DR. Kilmer's
Bwamp-Root as know II will save
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perhaps. as In my case. dangerous
operation.
Yours gratefully,
SAMUEL WILSON,
651 Pierce st. N. T., Minneapolis,
MINI.
state Of Minnesota. county OF
Hennepin. as.
Personally appeared before me
this oath day of Sept 1909. Samuel
Wilson, OF the city of Minneapolis
of the state of Minnesota, who sub
scrfbed the above and on oath says
that same Is true 10 substance and
In fact.
NJ. NJ. KERRIDGE,
Notary Public
Commission expires March 2G
1914.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-08

Not counting Alaska. there are
but two states OF the union which
viii this year permit the killing OF
moose within their borders, There
are eight others that have sfill a
few moose. but no open season for
shooting them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-08
JOHNSON MAKES CHANGES
4 4 . q . q q = = 4 80 4 4 4
4 SOCCER SCHEDULE 4

4 = = 4 q = 4 4 4
4 SOCCER SCHEDULE \
= November i2.--Ccitic w. 4
. Rangers. at cricket grounds. 4
= Woodland park. 1850 p. m: 4
4 referee. A. G. Rose. Black 4
4 Diamond vs. Rainier. al black 4
4 Diamond. 1850 y. m: referee. 4
4 W. Fraser. 4
q November fs,--Rsngera W.. 4
4 Black Diamond. nj cricket 4
4 grounds. Woodland park 4
= Rainier VS. Ceitica. on base 4
4 ball grounds, Woodland park. 4
4 November 2s--Biack Dia- 4
4 mond Va. Celtlcs. at Black 4
= Diamond. Rangers vs.. Rain. 4
4 Ter. AZ Cricket grounds. Wood 4
= land park. 4
= December 3~Rangcrs w. 4
= CeiticH. at Woodland park 4
4 cricket grounds Rainicra Va. 4
4 Black Diamond. AZ Woodland 4
4 park baseball grounds. 4
4 December io--Black Dia- Z
4 mond W.. Rangers. at Black 4
4 Diamond. Celtics vs.. Rang. 4
= ers. az Woodland park. 4
4 December i7--Celtics W.. 4
4 Black Diamond. at Woodland 4
4 park cricket grounds Rain 4
4 iers VS.. Rangers. at Woodland 4
4 park baseball grounds. 4
= q . . . - . q . q 4 4 = 4
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Letter 70
Dr. Kilmsx q Co.,
Dfnghamton, y. y.

Prove What Swamp-Root viii Do
For You.
Send to DR.. Kilmer & Co. Bling
hamton. N. r.. for sample bottle.
II will convince anyone. You will
aiso receive a booklet OF valuable
information, telling all about the
kidneys and bladder. When writ
Ing. be sure and mention Dept. X.
Regular fifty-cent and one-dollar
size bottles for sale at all drug
stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-08

BICYCLISTS TIED I'm
SIX-DAY RACE

4 BUFFALO, N. ". Nov. r.
4 The nine teams which started 4
4 In the 6-day bicycle race were 4
r tied at 1873 miles and s laps 4
+ when the first days grind end =
+ ed in the armory OF the 74th !
4 regiment here today. Joe 4
4 Folger OF the RootFolger
4 team won the final mile !
4 sprint In 1859. with Meris
+ Bedeli OF the Bcdell Brothers 4
4 team second, and Walter DE !
4 Mara Of the DeMaraLawrence
4 team third. Racing will be re-
4 sumed at 5 o'clock this even
4 ing. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-08
BAN JOHNSON

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.---President
Ban johnson. the irreprcssible head
OF the American league. 10 planning
10 infusc some new blood into the
American league next year. or. rath-
or, to change some Of the old blood
about. He Is hot on the trail Of the
National league. ard wants the
Hons share Of the patronage for
the younger circuit.
Already II has been announced
that Jimmy MeAleer will pilot the
Red Sos. Harry Davis the Maps and
Jimmy Callahan the Chicago Amer
leans.
Now. u 10 authorItstivcly report
ed that Ty Cobb will be traded 20
the New York American league
club to make the card In Gotham a
stronger ono.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-08

PORTLAND, or.--The announce.
ment OF the Oregon fish and game
commission, Just made. that young
salmon and trout will not be liber.
ated from tho hatcherles until they
arc 5 months old and able to shift
for themselves Is receiving strong
endorsement from sportsmen to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-08

There IL nothing Tor Wnich theff
is a greater demand today than for
a stump puller that pulls siumps.
This IL especially true In the North
west, whore the future OF the coun-
try depends on removing the stnmpE
by a rapid, inexpensive method. and
getting the land In shape 10 produce
something OF value 70 the Individual
and community.
There are $500 square miles OF
timber and stump land In the state
OF Washington alone: fully az much
In idaho. and moro than this In
Oregon.
AREA or STUMP LAND IN
cREAsiNo.
The main Industry OF the North.
west today IL numbering. According
20 Government reports the standing
timber will practically all be cnt in
twenty years, at the present rate OF
consumption.
Any person who stops to think
about the matter must realize that
the land must be placed In a pro
ductive state much more rapidly
than Is being done Mt present
Over $4,000 acres OF timber is
being cut each year In Western
Washington, and less than $4,000
acres are being cleared OF stumps
and placed under cultivation In the
same length OF time. II you are not
familiar with the situation you will
Immediately ask why more land Is
not being cleared. II you are famiI.
lar with the situation you will say
that II Is due TO the great expense
of pulling stumps. and you will I'M
doubtediy add that some day some
genius will invent n machine that In
inexpensive and easy Ia operate and
that viii pull stumps at small part
OF the present cost"
FIELD FOR GENIUS.
You will very likely make fur
Their statement to the effect that
"the fellow that invents such ma
chine will make as much money a.
Rockefeller" or some other equally
prominent man of dollars.
Reader. that day has arrived. A
fellow" has invented a stump pull.
err that pulls stumps. and II was
invented, and is being built, right
here In Seattle.
There are few so-cailed
stump pullers," all built on the
same principle. Quite a number OF
those machines have been disposed
of and considerable money has been
made by the manufacturers. Don.
key engines are used to some extent
by wealthy land owners. but every
one who has used the so-called
stump pullers or donkey engines In
clearing land freely admits that
they are by no means success.
DONKEY ENGINE SUPERSEDED.
The long-sought stump puller has
arrived. a simple. inexpensive ma.
chine that pulls the stump. roots
and all, and does not require any
expert knowledge to operate. 1t
would be impossible to do this ma.
chine Justice In cold type. further
than to say that IL In an entirely
new idea and principle as applied
TO a stump puller.
PERFORMANCES ARE SIMPLY
ASTONISHING.
II Is necessary to see this ma
chine In operation To realize its tire.
mendous pulling power. IL your
most intimate friend should tell you
that he. alone, could operate this
machine by hand power and actual
ly pull as much as a twenty horse.
power donkey engine. you would
find II very difficult to believe such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-08
Greatest Problem
Northwest Solved
Machine Was Invented by Seattle Mechanics
and Is Being Manufactured in This City
Opportunity for Small Investors in This Enterprise

, why q limit has been placed upon
the amount OF stock that win b
sold TO any one person.
The increasing demand for stump
pullers win. within a year or two.
require no less than ten OF these
machines daily In the Pacific North
west alone.
The demand is by no means con
fined 20 the Northwest. as most Of
the Eastern and Middle Western
states have vast areas of timber and
stump land and need stump pullero
as much as we do in this section.
The American Machine Works
make an average net profit OF oyee
$50 on each stump puller.
An output OF one machine a day.
at $50 net profit on each machine
means a monthly profit OF $3.50.
or yearly profit OF SIS. 900. Fifteen
thousand dollars win pay yearIy
dividend OF rs per cent on the com
pany's total capitalization, which il
100000. representing 100000
shares OF 81 each, over two-thirds
OF which is sim in the company's
treasury.
Ten machines day means =
yearly net profit OF ten times $l5.-
600. which will mean yearly divi-
dend on the company's stock Of
$50 per cent per annum. or Sl.50
on each 81 share.
A word about the profits above
mentioned: Many persons, even ex.
pericnced business men. are not
aware OF the large profits earned
by some of the leading manufacture
ing companies OF the country. and
may think profits unusually large.
A little investigation right here in
Seattle viii give you some idea Of
profits now being earned by manu-
featuring companies IN noncompet'
tive lines.
STOCK VALUATION ON SOUND
BASIS.
II Is because OF these large
profits that the shrewd money men
would like to get control OF the
company. as there Is very little
doubt but that the American Stump
Fuller viii make the stock OF tho
American Machine Works one Of
the most profitable investments In
the Northwest. because. as already
stated, there is nothing for which
there is a greater demand than for
stump puller that pulls stumpa
In accomplishing this difficult task
the American Stump Fuller Is in .
class by itself.
INVESTIGATION INVITED.
Anyone who might be Interested
either from the standpoint OF securs
ing some OF the company's stock or
purchasing q stump puller. Is In
vited to call at the downtown Office
In the Washington building aud sec
the machine and arrange to see
stump pulling demonstration. which
are given daily In sections OF the
city convenient TO car lines. No
word or argument win be used 10 In
duce those who call TO buy ms
chimes or invest IN the company. a.
the actual demonstrations OF the
American Stump Fuller pulling
stumps are far more CONVINCING
than verbal or written praise. Those
who cannot call at the office can
send In their names and simply
state whether they wish informaftoa
regarding the stump puller or ~
investment in the company's shares
and full particulars will be sent Dy
mail on receipt OF the inquiry.
AMERICAN MACHINE WoRka
Downtown Office. Sis Washinnoe
Bldg. 705 First Avenue. Foot q
Cherry Street. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-08

la seemingly impossible statement
unless you were TO see IL with your
own eyes. and even then You would
very likely doubt your own eyes.
The American Stump Fuller &C
compliBhes the impossible when u
comes to pulling stumps. and II 4
absolutely necessary to sec IL pull
stumps In order TO realize what II
can accomplish. The machine II
built In three Sizes. ranging in prick
from si25 to $500. so that II Il
within the reach OF ALL
FACTORY RUNNING At A
PROFIT.
The United States patent rights
TO the American Stump Fuller are
owned by tho American Machine
Works. a Seattle company, and the
machine Is now being manufactured
at this company's plant, which If
located iust north OF the Great
Northern docks on Fifteenth Ave
nue West
PLANT WILL BE ENLARGED.
The American Stump Fuller was
first called TO the attention OF the
Seattle public few weeks ago
since which time over 800 business
and professional men and land
owners of Seattle and vicinity have
witnessed stump pulling demon
STATIONS with this machine. and "a
result OF these demonstrations
more orders for machines have been
received than the company will be
able 20 fiji for several weeks with
the present capacity OF the plant
The American Stump Fuller was
invented by Seattle mechanics who
spent many months OF hard worn
and costly experimenting before
the machine was ready TO place on
the market. These men are the
directors of the American Machine
Works. which company was in
corporated less than two months
ago for the purpose OF manufactur
ing the American Stump Fuller and
placing II on the market
Since the machine was first
demonstrated In public few weeks
ago. offers have been made b,
local capitalists to furnish this
American Machine Works with al
the capital necessary to enlarge the
present plant and increase the out
put These shrewd business mer
realize the money-making possibili
ties or this machine. and want Il
secure control OF the company.
CONTROLLING CAPITAL
DECLINED.
These offers have been declined
and the largest subscription thai
the company win accept from an,
one person is 81 500 Stock will be
sold in blocks as small as sl0l
worth; In fact. the officers of the
company prefer n large number a
small stockholders rather than 1
few large ones, and subscription.
can be paid in three or four pay
ments il desired.
PRACTICAL MEN IN CONTROL
The men at the head OF the com
pany are practical mechanics ane
know the merits of their stumt
puller and the demand that exists
for such a machine. They are per
fectly willing TO share the large
profits with all those who invest ii
the company's shares. and thereby
enable them to enlarge the present
plant and increase the output. bur
they do not propose to have the
control OF the company get into the
hands of one man or a clique Of
men. and then be frozen out" al
have the inventors OF several o.
the biggest money.maiSing inven
lions OF the past century. That ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-08
PERFORMANCES ARE SIMPLY
ASTONISHING.

II is necessary to see this ma
chine In operation 10 realize its tire.
mendous pulling power. IL your
most intimate friend should tell you
that he. alone. could operate this
machine by hand power and actual.
ly pull as much as n twenty horse.
power donkey engine. you would
find II very difficult to believe such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-08
LOOK HERE, YOU FRANkLINs.

Tho Felix basketball club IA look.
Ing for games-the Adelphia college
or Franklin high preferred. Com
municate with Manager r. NJ. Des
Camp. care city water department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-08

Dance at Drcamland tonight.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-02

after tho town clocks hav" struck the
midnight hour. 80 it is possible for Il
person to enter the place at o'clock, or
as late As 10 O'Clock. and see what would
make show at any other place OF
amusemo n.
Next Monday At the LvCcum Theatcr
Mr.. FiSbc will produce a new comedy,
called Mrs. EInstead-Lcigh. OF which
Harry James Smith j the author. In
this play Mrs. F'iske will be seen in az
extremely light character. that Of an
ambitious daughter Of 4 Long Island
farmer. who allies herself with tn" Eng
lish ari>tOcraCy and with a pOmpous
American family. The cast will include
Henry Z. DiXey and every other member
Of Mrs F'iske's company.
Aphie James MRS. LOUIS James, sends
me word that during the past month she
has read more than twenty new plays
IN IN effort to secure something suitable
for her use next season. hut UP to date
has been unable to find one which she
thinks might be availa 0Ie. Judging from
tnis. Mrs. James will probably have d
mixed repertoire. including As You Like
II" and Romeo and Juliet
Miro Klaw. Of the firm of klaw &
ErIanger has gone to London to arrange
with Charles FrOhman for a production
in the English metropolis of The Pink
L|iuN, ED" On view at TIC New A1nSter-
dam Theater. Mr.. Klaw will return by
the same ship on which he sailed. his
stay in London being limited to a few
DAYS
Chauncey Olcott, who is passing the
Lenten season in FloriIa. begins his
spring tour in Barry Of Ballymore'' on
April l. at the Boston Theater. in BoS-
ton. After two weeks there he is to
fill engagements in several of the large
cities Of New York StIte. ending his
season June ;. II is runored that Mr..
Clcott will have a new play for next
season
letter from Detroit says: almost
every seat and box in tho I.yceum Thea
ter has been sold for Fiske O'Hara'S
opening in Wearing Of the Green next
Monday night" II is said NJ OHara
is having the most prosperous season of
mis- career. All right, Alberto
JEROME II. EDDY.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-02
FAMOUS MEN OF MAGIC

Among the narvels Of the world. tie
feats OF conjurors and magicians have
always held prominent place One OF
the earliest cxponents of conjuring as
an AIT was a French prestidigitatur.
Robert Houdin. who was born at Blois.
T'ran~c, on December 6. 1895. He became
matchmaker, but acterWard made a
specially OF mecEa toys. In 1875
he began to perform in public as q jug
glcr. winning worldwide fame and for
tune at this employment In 1876 he
was sent by the French government to
Algicrs 10 destroy the influence OF the
Marahouts over the natives by outdoing
their pretended miracles and was COM
pletely successful. One OF his remark
able creations was The Spiritualistic
Table" which was nothing more than
an OId-fashioned table with long hanging
cover within. in which n confederate
was concealed. His confederate was a
very small midget, who, unobserved, yet
quietly. gave proof of wonderful raps
and noises that were attributed TO
enchanted pieces Of furniture. His sue