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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24
Woman Aviator in
Some Fancy Flights

OAKLAND. Cal. Feb. "a Mile.
Coxctte do Truse. the renowned
woman aviator from Pau. Franee,
viii give an exhibition Of fancy aud
daring flying at today's aviation
meet here. She had promised 10
fly yesterday. but her machine did
not arrive
Benefit day yesterday for Mira.
Mabel Ely, widow nf Eugene Ely.
the yoanx California aviator. who
was killed In = fal. vi Macon, Ga. a
few months ago. proved an unfnixed
success Although a strong wind
made flying dangerous. special
protection seemed 10 rest upon the
event. and no accidents Of serious
nature occurred. II was reported to-
day that Tom Gum and VIM. II.
Hosf. the two avsatofr hurt during
the meet. were speedily recovering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24
ITALINS ARE
FIGHTING AGAIN

fHy United Press Leased wffel
LONDON. Feb. 2f.--Dispssche s
from Beyrovt today say that three
Italian warships started 10 lombard
6eyrout shortly before noon today.
Shells burst In the principal streets
and many were killed and wounded.
Most Of the population Of the city.
panic stricken. have fled 10 the In
terror.
The gravest fear Is felt here for
the safety of many foreigners in
Beyrout, where most Of the tourists
On route TO Jerusalem stop ON their
trip. The city has population OF
5000 The reports OF tho lombard.
ment By the Italians are as yet IN.
confirmed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24
Don't Worry"
He Said, But.

The Rev Albert Palmer of Oak.
land was going TO deliver a lecture
to a district convention OF the Cali.
fornia Federation Of Women's Clubs
on Mental Health" with theae nd
monitions; Worry not over split
milk, nor be ruffied by unlooked.f
Incidents. Share with thy brother
that which is yours. and be peeved
not by trifles."
While en- route to the meeting the
minister paid two fares on one car
and hung by n strap In a crowd
next to a young man who jostled
him rudely.
Fare. please" said the conductor
for the third time.
The minister reached for his
money and lott was gone. The
young man who jostled him rudcly
was gone, also,
"Ah mel" sighed the clergyman.
and he mentioned these things IN
his lecture. A peal OF laughter rose
from the convention--sym sympathetic
laughter, OF course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24
women VOTERS
RALLY TO-DAY

This afternoon. ~ J 30. Ia Arcade
hall. Second ax.. between Union and
University Atn.. the women voters
OF Seattle who are opposed 70 9ill-
ism and all that Il means IN sice.
gambling. license. iasl.sanesa and
inefficienny. will meet 20 organize
their forces In an active campaign
for George r. Cotferill. candidate
for mayor. Those who can put in
work for this caaae. The cause OF the
home and hcme loving people. are
urgently requested 10 be present.
The meeting Is called for women
only. and a complete organization.
20 cover the whole city. IN every
precinct. will be formed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24

From your druggist get half
ounce - Concentrated Pine com
Take these tao ingredients home
and pMt them into a half rint uf
Honi wbiskey. shake we'll and un. In
doses of one 20 TAO teaKuooufuIk
after eAeh meal aud at bedtime
Smaller doses 20 children according
TO age. Ee sare 20 get only the
genuine tfilebtl Concentrated Pine
Zach half ounce bottle comes in a
sealed TIN screw top case IL your
druggist does not have 81 he will
quickly get II. Many mixtures are ~
large quantity and cheaper. but 81 IL
comes from reliable doctor and IL
certain This vas first published
her. SIX years age, and local drug
Eiat* rAs II has been In constant DC
uIAnd ever since Adtt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24
Heavy Wind Storm
at Los Angeles
Words by Sch.ees''
Music by COnSsc

LOS ANGELES. Feb. zs.~-ioz
Angeles IN recovering today from
the effects of the heaviest wind the
city hag known IN - year,. Hun.
dreds OF telephone trunk lines are
being repaired. and minor damages
attended to. Some damage was
done at San Pedro. Hedondo aud
other coast towns. although ship.
ping did not suffer greatly The
sOmiIe gale that blew yesterday
aud throughout the night dropped
10 20 miles an hour early today.
More wind was predicted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24

The inmates Of the Charie@sowu
tMAss.l prison are fed II cost of
about ? cents a day. according 20
Warden Bridges. aud they get a DIFF
ferent menu every day In the ~s.k
The prisoners are satisfied and
there Ii continual Improvement
In their condition as result ~ their
three meals daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24

With the electric chair and the
old gaIIows M companions. John AZ
kinson conducts the most scientific
canary bird farm In the state In the
Ohio penitentiary at Columbus lie
IL serving life ssntence tn the
death chamber
He raises mogu than one hundred
csnaFies year and teaches each 20
sing BY the uee ~ n phonuErnuh
He asked permission 20 raise the
birds 10 help pass the Tins" ard
Keep him from going Insan" So far
81 murdegers have died IN the room
he has been given as home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24
Equal Suffrage Car

SPOKANE. Feb. 24.-Baeked
BY tire suffragettes Of Wash
lnpton. idaho and California. a
movement 10 campaign for
equal suffrage throughout the
country BY mesns o. Suffrage
car ~ TO be undertaken soon.
according 70 Mrs. Mary ARK.
wright Hutton Of Spokane.
She said 4 IL planned 70 send
10 or rs equal Votes speakers
on . tour Of the country In
special car. II 10 estimated the
campaign would cost $4,000.
Money 10 now being raised for
the venture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24

Tho police department. % IT.
Louis has adopted unique was
OF stopping the many highway rob.
berries In the fashionable section.
One hundred and fifty policemen
and detectives IN disguise are neat
ont every night wearing Isweiry
eonnpienously aud shaving cash
fFessiy Ia hupes that they may
prove lures Tor the robbers and
lead 10 their arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24

n your disease Is not mention
ed In the coupon. or II you are In
doubt about II. write a short iets
ter describing your symptoms In
pom or your letter to Chinese
Herb Co, ALTO Hall Safe Bldg.
San Francisco. Cal. and by return
mail, sealed In plain wrapper,
! Will send you Full Dollar
Course OF Treatment. my G4-page
illustrated book and a personal
letter of advice, all absolutely
Free and postage paid. You will
be under no obligation to me In
any way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24
Brought on Waser Famine Trying
10 Keep Pipes From FREEZING

The residents Of Ithaca. y. ".
fearing their pipes would freeze and
they would be unable % Ket water.
have hsrn letting 7po. 900 gallons
run 70 waste daily keeping the pipes
open
As result, the city Is now facing
In water famine. and efforts are
being made to stop the waste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24
ONE COURT SAYS HE'S
LOONY; SECOND HE'S SANE

"a Virginia. the courts there decid.
INK That he in sane.
Who's loony now Ghalonef
cahled sheriff Bob when ne
learned Of the iatter's enlargement
with Lima CasalIrfi.
GhalounrR message to Judge
Holt reads.
Delighted. Appeal II necessary
Tho greater the Gelas. tho ErcairF
the cost The greater fhe outrage,
The Krrascr the object lesson %
the public concerning the need 81
reforming lunaey legislation.
have been a martyr No long 10 is
nofaut Judges ard uutnss laws thai
am getting used 10 II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24
Blaine Blocks
Car Line Again

Councilman Blaine again blocked
the effort 10 raise the necessary
money TO begin the construction Of
the municipal car line.
A delegation OF Rainier valley eli.
liens yesterday. ~ the finance com
mittee meeting, urged Councilman
Eriekson's proposition to transfer
$3.50. 900 from the garbage fund 10
the street railway fund Blaine led
the fight against 1t ana was joined
By Councilman Griffiths, ronncii.
man peirce hedged. saying that he
would wais TIL he hears from Cor.
poration Counsel bradford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24

NEW YORK. Feb "a John
Armstrong Chaloner. zane IN Nlr,
glnia ard crazy In New York state.
according To- the ruling Of the
courts. to-day IL a Telegram 10 tIni.
ted States Judge Holt. says he Il
delighted with Judge Hollis order
ia a jury 10 dismiss the kalF gshaE
oner Instituted against Thomas r.
sherman. % his committee az ea
tate. for an ACCOUNTING
Chaioner. brother Of former
Sheriff Hob" CHAMBER Of Duschess
county. y. " changed his namc
when the New York courts nd
Judged him insane lie escaped
from New fuFk asylum. and went
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24
Champ Clark Begins

Los ANGELES. Feb. 2f.--Ghanp
clark.s campaign IN Southern Call
foEuIa In his fnce for the democratic
presidential nomination will be In
nuguratest Monday. when 100 well
known democrats will form Clark
club here. A formal call for the
meeting VAS issued today. A syn-
tenatsc campaign is planned.
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ne WILL APPEAR AGAIN

PORTLAND. Or. Feb. "A Theo-
dnre Krisa. wealthy cafe and hotel
proprietor. whose unexplained dis
appearance from Portland last fall
a few days before large sum OF
money was due on the cafe and
furnishings Of the new Carlton
hotel. will return soon, according
20 personal friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24

The Ncvntairecrs viii. walk from
Des MclHes 10 Redondo tomorrow
A chartered boat win leave at the
foot OF Madison ~ Of s 80 In the
fnorninE Many places Of unusual
interest will be visited during the
waik.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24

Seighbors gathered ri this home
81 Michael Mahollecheh. near black
Duck. Mimi. 10 attsnd the funeral
of his ayeaf-oId daughter. who had
fallen s~o days hefpre and slnes
had bern apparently gsfeless.
Suddenly the chiid shaved slgux
Of life in the coffin. waa removed.
and III nov M weii an ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24

PORTLAND. Feb. 24.--selxiun
with his teeth rope thrown 20 him
after he had broken the hold Of
Patroiman Habior. Peter johnson,
Gs years old. saved himself from
drowning early yesterday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24
Home Medical Hook m

/ have published an ll'uat
Medical Book. ~s.oep fnn
Medicine in China. com! 49, q
ready reference IN the hos
book containing 81 rxxss e ~
liable professional thf0rs',.'s5
and private adyise-~-the rssn
years Of experience IN the
tsce Of medicine ,.,.6r'
II Is written In plain. na$5
language that anyone ~ ~
and understand. and IL rtii ~
trated. 80 great has been ~ ~
mand for this hook thai : ~,
found IL necessary - hss w.
editions printed. LIVERY nsS
should have q copy Of tHse 49,
and ID should be read ~ ,,n'ss{
man and woman IN the tp
states. ~ IN
diseases gives their & ~s5S
their causes and hvw w ~
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what not TO sat~-how 70 sssrr
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24
QUEER THINGS IN THE NEWS


Citizens uf waal.sha. Wis. found
the streets filled with dead dogs
when they arose one naornlae 1aif
savss filled with poison had been
put out during the night as result
u canine crusade
More than 200 hundred dogs were
Killed The only one In town Known
to have escaped Was the enc that
caused all the trouble a supposed
mad dog Ia box In the office 81
veterinary. No ore knows Who
put ouf the poison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24

tWomen's National nay, Sunday.
February Is. reception viii be held
At the Labor Temple from TO $
p. m Owing TO Illness. Kate Rich.
ard o'Iiare will not be in Seattle
EatrAila Drew Clark. Of San FTan,
eisco. wsa speak Subject. The
Emancipased Woman" :"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24
TROOPS GO
To BORDER

thy vnised Press LEASED wire,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2a.--Con-
vsneed that the efisis 10 near in she
affairs Of Mexico. and that Arnevl.
can lives ard property are en-
dsngercd. President Taft and Sec
Rotary Of War Sslmson today de.
eided to rush more United States
troops to Ei Paso, Tex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24
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Don't let that Rheumatism gain
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24

Robert Bridges. port commission
err. spoke before the MONDAY meet
ink OF the King County Democratic
club ON harbor propositions 70 be
voted upon March s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-24

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-31
Szynki przez Gala noe otwarte?
Ia op}aceniem wyzszej licencyi burmistrz
Harrison zezwolifby ma proWadzenie intere-
su szynkarskiego bez zadnej przerwy.
Ciekawy wynalazek Irlandczyka.
Mlody chlopak pod kolami samochodu.

psacac swym akcyonaryuszom 6
procent dywidendy.
Spodziewac sic nalezy, ze kos
poracya &C. T. Co." ostro zapro-
testuje przeciwko zaleconej zni4-
ce W ratach. Gala ia sprawa naj->
prawdopodobniej oprze sic o sad.
Kwestya szynkarska.
Ma konferencyi wczoraj ko4
misya aldermahska pewnym pa
storem!politykierem, burmistrz
Harrison oswiadczyi sic wczoraj
"a przeprowadzeniem nowego or
dynansu, ktoryby dozwolii sym
karzom ma trzymanie lokal6w
swych otwartych przez caie noe.
Wediug zdania burmistrza Har.
risona, niekt6re szynki powinny.
bye wciaz otwarte, aby ludziom
ma noe pracujacym, dac sposob-
nose ugaszenia swego pragnie-
MIA piwem lub... soda. Zwiasz.
cza przy stalowniach southchica-
goskich i W dzielnicy srodmiej-
skiej. gdzie tylu ludzi ma noe
pracuje, szynki przez Gala noe o.
twarte bylyby zupeinie ma miej-
scu. Szynkarz TAXI musiaiby jed
nakowoz zaplacic wyzsza lieen-
eye.
Burmistrz Harrison zrobil je-
dno zastrzezenie: licencya na
prowadzenie Interest," szynkar-
skiego przez Gala noe wydana
bedzie tylko cziowiekowi o do
brej reputacyi i pod warunkiem,
ze kobietom wstep bedzie stano-
wczo wzbroniony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-31
Kopenhaga, Dania,. 81 pazdziel-

Kopenhaga, Dania,, 81 pazdzief-
nika. Liga4 Baikaaska -miala G.
fiarowac korone Macedonii - W
razie rozbioru Turcyi - ksieciu
Haroldowi, bratu krola Danii;
krolestwo ma oczywiscie wejsc
W sklad Ligi, do kt6rej zapro-
szono Rumunie. ..
z Hiszpanii.
Madryt, 81 pazdziernika.
Krol Alfons zachorowai ma i'll
fluenze; stan jego zreszta ME bu-
dzi obaw.
z Anglii.
Oxford, 81 pazdziernika. -
Z tutejszego wiezienia musiano
wypuscic sufrazystke Helene
Craggs, to powodu jej gfodze-
MIA sic.
z Uaustralii.
Sydney, 81 pazdziernika.
Ia noszenie niebezpiecznie dlu-
gich szpilek przy kapeluszach
skazano tn w jednym dniu 60
pan Z towarzystwa na dotkllwe
kary pieniezne.
z Austro Wegier.
Wiedef, 81 pazdziernika. -
Niemiecki nastepca tronu ks.
Fryderyk Wilhelm ma polowanlu
w poblizu Wiednia pedzac konno,
ulegi bolesnym pokaleczeniom,
gdy koh jego sic przewrocil; stan
ksiecia ME grozny.
Budapest, 81 pazdziernika. -
Woisko ustawione przed gma-
chem parlamentu, ME wpuScilo
don czfonkow opozycyi, skaza-
nych przez przewodniczacego Ii
sze ma wykluczenie z szeregu Sc
syi "a awantury wyprawlane'
z Niemiec.
Berlin, 81 pazdziernika. = w
kolizyi dwu podmiejskich pocla-
cow 46 osob odnioslo pokalecze-
MIA; 6 osob zapewne umrze.
Stuttgart, 81 pazdziernlka. =
w odbywajacych sic tu zawodach
balonow sterowych o honorowa
nagrode Gordon-Bennetta, wsrod
pierwszych w tym wyscigu zna]-
duia sic: balon francuski ,,Picar-'
die amerykanski Uncle Sam.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-31
TeIegIamy kTajowe.
Zgon wiceprezydenta Stanow
Zjednoczonych.

Utica, n. Y, 81 pazdziernika.-
Wiceprezydent Stanow Zjedno-
czonych James Schoolcraft Sher-
man, umarf wczoraj godzinie
9:42 wieczorem wskutek trucizny
uremicznej, wytworzona choroba
nerkowa Brighta, na ktora bardzo
diugo cierpiaf. b..
P, Sherman wczoraj juz cd sa-
nego rama okazywai, il jest sla-
bszym wciagu dnia stale mu sic
pogafszaio tax, re Wreszcie osq-
dzono, &c do Smierci ma tylko xii
ka godzin.. ..\...
Okolo godziny 7ej odczui CO.
kolwiek ulgi, ktora spowodowa}o
polepszenie sic stanu merck. Lecz
polepszenie to okaza}o sic krot-
kotrwaiem. o godz. 9ej tempera-
tura pacyenta podniosla sic do
106 stopni, stan jego odtad sta
lie sic pogarszal. Gdy wreszcie ma
stapit koniec, p. Sherman byl ME-
przytomnym. w tym stanie znaj-
dowaI sic cd kilku godzin.,
Wszyscy czlonkowie jego IA
milii byli Swiadkami zgonu. O.
procz maizonki. PAM Shermano-
wei, w komnacie byli obecni 3
svnowie, Sheriff., Richard i Tho
mas II. Shermanowie ich 70
nv; R. NJ. Sanford Shermano-
vie. bracia wiceprezydenta jego
dwie siostry, PAM L. B. Moore i
II. ]. Cookinham.
Wkrotce po smierci p. Sherma-
ma DIR. Fayette H, Peck, lekarz
jego, wydal nastepujace o swiad-
czenie:
,,Wiceprezydent umari o go
dzinie s:24 wieczorem, ME od-
zyskawszy przytomnoSci AMI ma
chwile. Byi zupeinie spokoJny.
Umarl w obecnosei swej zony,
iei brata i siostry, jego dwu bra
ci i trzech synow j ich zon. Me
przytomnym byl cd godz. lei,
kiedy to byi czesciowo przytom-
nym przez Is minut. Umari W
letargu uremicznym spowodowa-
nym choroba Brighta, choroba
sercowa skleroza arteryi".
PAM Sherman odwaznie znio-
sla smierc jej meza.
Chociaz juz Cd piatku wiedzla-
no. ze walka p. Shermana re
smiercia jest beznadziejna, gdy
koniec nadszedl. okazaf sic nader
ciezkim dla wszystkich ciosenl.
,Dokonczcdlie ma str. B..