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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

the business Tier accomplish
ments include park and Gov boy
riding. clever boy imperaonatlonH,
the Southern Eiri sweetheart roles
and all sorts Of Nights against time
aud circumstance
Miss Nilsson waN the heroine IN
liit Mothers Picture. reel Of
the Kasm company taken down
South AZ jacksonville. f1A.
To carry out the Htnry ~ the
picture she waA OBLIGED 10 stlch
her foot into a switehrail and have
Il bent over until she cried out
with the pain. while a great ium
boring engine. with numbcrs OF
freight cars attached. rushed
passed too close for comfort OF
safety
In speaking Of Il afterwards she
said she had 10 shut her eyes ard
grit her teeth 10 force herself TO
keep the position. although she
couldn't possibly have removed her
foot without running the risk Of
getting Il cut OF hy the wheels ~
th" hUrrying train
This sort of Incident sounds al
riEht uu paper fiui ne another
thing whea you actually have 90
experience it--iust 20 make a thrill
ia a picture
Mes Nilsaon's special suitability
10 the soft. southern Eiri part -
cxc~ilcntly illustrated Ia Under n
FiaE Of Truce She showed her
versatility well In the picture
called The rariinE 81 the G : 4
In which she played the dlfflcui.
role % spy appearing a part ~
the time aa boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

NORFOLK. VA Two men xere
washed overheard from the naval
submarine pg aud drowned
EVERETT. EVERY saloon
owner save Que asks for an ordi
nance TO legally taboo the free
fAnch II attracts und~slfables.
say they.
OLYMPIA a total OF sass ok
are using winter range within aud
near the Olympic national forest
HREMERToN THE council ha,
unanimously voted TO employ 10
llcowoman
ALBANY. y GOV SulEer has
contributed 500 to a fund ia pay
the s31.t1s unRccounted for by Gen.
Daniel T.. slcsies
CHICAGO. Ill James. George.
Melvin and Fred Rice. brothers.
have been found. BY a federal jury
here. guilty OF counterfeiilnR Their
father il serving time for the same
offcnsc
RANGOON. INDIA - Seventy
lives we're lost here today BY tho
laundering OF launch in the river
Rangoon.
CONSTANTtNOPLE TIL y
Younk Turk council Of the commit.
| tee Of union and progress uHani.
mously voted never To surrender
Adrianople aud tho Aegean islands
SAN FRANCISCO. - Denmark
has accepted President Taft's invi.
tation 20 participate In the big 1915
fair
CHICAGO TWENTY. TWO car.
loads of California oranges are
held mp here by order OF the city
food inspection bureau May be
frosted
COLON THE L. 8. battleships
/ Georgia. Nebraska and Virginia,
part OF the third division OF the Al.
lantic fleet, are anchored here.
-
| SANTA FE. y NJ Meeting In
separate session. the state legiHla-
ture reelected A. NJ Fall United
States senator from New Mexico.
WASHINGTON THE house
I passed the rivers and harbors bill.
carrying appropriations aggregat-
I ing s40.s00.0 600.
ST. PAUL The amendment
granting the ballot to women was
defeated In the state senate by a
vote Of 80 10 80.
! YOUNG q SINGLE ia the
name Of firm In Toledo, o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29
DR.. FRIEDMAN
COMING TO THIS
COUNTRY SOON

uf trWaf Press rasrt Vice
NEW YORK. Jan - Ia the en-
deAvor 90 successfully demonstrate
his tuberculosis cure and receive
81 COO 600 thereby. Or Frederick
Franz Friedman Of Berlin is Ia
start FOR America in n fcW days
time. according TO a letter from the
physician today. In possession oi
Charles y Finlay. New York bank
er. who made the offer frledmann
must cure Rex Lee Paris. FnlaY :
soninlaw aud several others TO re,
tho money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

The Deacon Outwitted. AZ the
Melbourne. Is % story Of BETTY. who
wants To marry Harold Harold is
willing. yea. eager. bnt Betty'a dad
objects How they fool the old
gent Is very tiitcrish
The Office Boys Birthday. at
the linton. shows Lionel beautiful
name for an office boy. isn't M Ia
love with a bcyy OF pretty stsnOs.
Lionel advertiscs the fact that hts
birthday IL approaching and doesn't
hesitate 90 name Ia advance the
presents he wants Does he E~t
them Youll find that the little
Kid Is pretty smart.
A, the Union Until sunday.
The Mauicurist and the Mutt.
-Hruncho Hilly and the Maid. The
Office Boys birthday" Johnny
Goes pucking. The Lake Geneva
Camp Of the y NJ G. A."
At the Dream, Until Sunday.
~Misapproprla,ed Turkey. The
Guiding Light. gEvery bodya Doiu'
II. When Bobby Forgsts
a, the Grand Until Sunday.
When Destiny Guides. When
the Lest Leaf Fell. Gaumonrs Pic.
torial Review
A, the Circui, Until Sunday.
The Cabby and the Demon. "
Love and Circumstances. Sher.
lock Holmes
I At the Melbourne Until Sunday.
a Dove In the Eagles Nest Z"
The Mistaken Washer. The Dea.
Z con Outwitted Ebert Hubbard
I Floods In Ohio
a, the Black Ca, Until Sunday.
Passion Play"
At the Alhsu1brs Until Thursday
arabian infamy." pecky
Becky Pearls Admirers. Ami.
mated Pictorial Review.
| At the ciemner Until Monday
The Life Of Christ from the
Nanger to The Cross"
BURNS ANNIVERSARY con.
cert will be held at the Moore the
atre Friday evening The Van.
couver Pipe band Will come over
the border" again They viii pa.
rade the principal streets al mid.
day.
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This BEAUTY RISKS HER LIFE RIGHT
ALONG TO PUT THRILLS in FILMS

There are plenty Of NJ. Ds and
eh rs and A. n.u In the world.
Hut the moving picture business
has created now alphabetical sui.
fN or appendix or whatever the
right name may be
II Is n ~. aud Il stands for
nEAUTI and BRAVERY,
Anna Qu'fcntia Nilsson who IN
appearing at the City theatre In
one ON White" Is real u -,
having demonstrated her rlsht to
both titles on the kalcm screen ev'
cry day for several months She
h. one OF the bestlookisg girls In
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YOU'LL FIND 1T HERE
News Of the Day Condensed for Busy People

BARGE BiG BONANZA arrived
Tuesday in tow OF the Goliah nom
Yes Hay. where she sAlfed 500 tons
~ herring
Los ANGELES Tom McLAin.
an aeronAu,. fell from bis balloon
aud struck the rocks AZ the top Of
Mount Wilson "a" was little hurt
FEARING Thg surgeons
knife Brons man commits sui.
eide. N,s operation ~ss &c
eessful.
KANSAS CITY. Mo Ten little
girls Eav. skin from their arms
10 save the life OF Rcha HANDS
who wAs severely burned Christ.
mas
NEWARK MAN o. 81 10 the
father o. IS children ard he 10
on, o. job. too.
MILWAUKEE - WIN YOUNG
QUfaT. a shloonkecpcr. fell dead
from fright when he HAs Two men
trying 10 break into his bar
WINNIPEG JOHN BARON, the
Redins mountain outaiw. Was cap
tured Tuesday without resistance.
and brought "a the Dauphln jail.
nR. LIMBO a HAZARD will
lecture at Eilers music hall. Third
nv and University at. tonight NJ
s O'Clock.
WHILE TRYING TO escape from
polio. and ~atehmon In the Great
Northern train yards Tuesday
morning. V Rauiio was stopped by
n bullet and booked nj hendquar-
ters on an open charge.
MEMBERS or Christ church,
Fpiscopal IN the University dis
trict. raised $500 for new
church At n meeting Tuesday might.
DEPUTY sHERIFFs Tuesday
searched the vicinity OF Fifth av.
\ and 18Th II for an amateur foot.
pad. who has been causing trouble
OF late.
BEATEN INTO insensibility
Monday night by thugs. who robbed
HIS OF s2b0 Martin Hanson. 3ti6
18th Rv 8. wandered sround all
night until finally found and taken
to the City ohspital.
PORTLAND. ORE. Fred Johns
is suing an awning maker because
an awning bar fell and knocked
two fingers off the winner OF n
wrestling match. done In marble.
which he had in his arms.
SAN FRANCISCO While a
critical operation was being per.
formed at the Central Emergency
hospital. some one turned out all
the lights The operation was dc
layed rs minutes. but the patient
will live.
OAKLAND. When John
Whelan. a hargemhn OF Vallejo. at
tempted suicide here today ne let
$40 to pay for the gas lie was
revived
Ell, pASO. Tex-Hostilities In
Northorn Mexico will be renewed
M once. according 20 rebel agents
here.
WASHINGTON REV. DIR. ID
w. FISHER, father OF Secretary
Fisher. OF the interior department,
died toady OF heart disease.
WASHINGTON. - FORTY or so
Moros died In the struggle which
took place In the Philippines, six
miles west OF Jolo. Thursday
There will be roof garden
for sick horses and dogs on top
OF the new $4,000 animal hos
pital in Lafayette ct.
HAVRE. -TWENTYSIX OF the
crew Of the German bark Panganl
persisted today when that vessel
was sunk by tho French steamer
phryne, in the English channel,
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Regal Dental Offices

Or. L. r. Clark. D. o. S. (Mansserl
tso5 Third Ave. N. w. Cor. Union
NorE-5rlng this Ad With you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29
BETTER GIVE HIM
THE THIRD DEGREE

PARIS, Jan. PA police In.
spector was robbed in the sub
way Of 500 by a clever pick
pocket, the money being the
salaries OF the men under the
inspectors command.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29
AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.

Moore-Rainey African hunt
moving pictures.
Metropolitsn-Dark.
Seattlo-Seattle stock Co. In
Way Down East"
Qypheum--Vaudeville
6mpress--Vaudeville.
Psntaaes-Vaudevillc.
oRAND-Vaudevllle and motion
pictures
cLEMMER - Photoplays and
vaudeville.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
vaudeville.
AL HAMeRA - Photoplays and
Vaudeville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

Castro, on Ellis island, posed
for moving pictures, gazing
over the bay with his hand In
his coat front, like Napoleon
at St. Helena.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

At the Ciemn1er Until Monday
The Life Of Christ from tbs
Manager 10 The Cross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

There will be a roof garden
for sick horses and dogs on top
OF the new $4,000 animal hos
pital In Lafayette ct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

HAvRE.-TWENTYsIX of the
crew Of the German bark Pangani
perlshed today when that vessel
was sunk by the French steamer
Phryne, in the English channel,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

KANSAS CITY. Mo Ten little
girls Eav. skin from their arms
90 save the life OF Hcha HANDS,
who wAs severely burned Christ
mas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

NORFOLK. "a Two men xere
washed overheard from the naval
submarine ~ aud droN ned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

NEWARK MAN o. 81 10 the
father o. IS children ard he 10
cut ef Job. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

At the Aiharbrs Until Thursday
arabian lnfamy." pecky
Becky, Pearls Admirers Ami
mated Pictorial Review.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

WHILE TRYING TO escape from
police and ~atehmen In the Great
Northern train yarda Tuesday
morning. V Rautio was stopped by
bullet and booked nj headquar-
,era on an open charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

nFATFN INTO insensibility
Monday night by thugs. who robbed
his OF $3.50. Martin Hanson. 3il6
18th ay. 8. wandered sround all
night until finally found and taken
to the City ohspltal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

DEPUTY SHERIFFs Tuesday
searched the vicinity OF Fifth av.
y. and 18th IT for an amateur foot.
pad. who has been causing trouble
OF late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

EVERETT. EVERY saloon
owner save on. asks for an ordt
nance 10 legally taboo th. tree
iAnch II attracts und~slfables.
say they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

WASHINGTON r. FORTY or so
Moros died in the struggle which
took place In the Philippines, six
miles west OF Jolo. Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

MEMBERS or Christ church,
Episcopal. IN the University dis
trict. raised $500 for new
church At \ meeting Tuesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

PORTLAND. ORE. Fred Johns
is suing an awning maker because
an awning bar fell and knocked
two fingers off the winner OF a
wrestling match. done In marble.
which he had In his arms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

WASHINGTON REV. Or d
w. FISHER. father OF Secretary
Fisher. OF the interior department.
died toady OF heart disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-29

FEARING THG surgeons
knife Brons man commits aus.
eide. s1,s operation wss &c
cessful
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-05
Offer a66.v

A young millionaire s ODE trotter
returning home 10 find his bachelor
quarters occupied by q burglar who
not satisfied with having app,opriat
ed the millionaire's name and get
ting himself engaged to a pretty so,
ciety Girl on the strength of 1t. is
rapidly disposing of a enc collec-
ton of paintings gathered by the
aforesaid millionaire from the arr
centeFs OF tho world, This Is the
situation when the curtain goes up
on the first act Of OFFICER Geo, a
melod 'amatic farce by Augusta
Mac4ngh which Conan & Harris
will present in this city during tho
coming season
How the real mil ionaire reeains
possession of his name and home,
and how he eventually wins the
hand and heart Of the sweet young
thing who has plighted her troth u
4 member Of the light fingered gen
try under the impression that he is
a simon pure scion of wealth and
social position is left to the telling
Of the players
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-05

en- route to Amc'c to be at the bed
side OF the formers sister Mrs. J, F..
Reilly
MIR. and Mrs ] Childers and lit
lie daughter of Mounds were in the
city yesterday afternoon
Mrs j. w Johnston is having
numerous improvements made on
hce home on High street. The porch
will be remodeled and made IN
Colonial fashion.
Mr. and Mrs. y. S. L aey and little
son Of Topeka, Kas. who have been
listing the formers sister, Mrs,
Harry Sheerer, LETT Friday evening
for their home.
Mrs Floyd Easterday and Miss
Mary Oyerstrcet were Cairo visitors
yesterday,
Mrs George Iladen and daughter
81 Valley Recluse were in the city
yesterday shopping
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee of Cairo
are the guests OF AIR and Mrs WIZ
lam Lewis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-05

gave a last glance at the envelope
I've forgotten to put on the coun-
iy"
ny this time the train was under
vay, and the volunteer messenger
vas forced to strike a swift dog trot
ct keep Up with H. Young kept
3 king TO hin out of the window.
Just a minute" he called. just
q minute" "rll get that county in
/ minute"
The Memphis youth increased his
pace. and kept his eyes fastened on
the open window Presently the
train ran vs. til end OF the platform
ara the swiftly moving young man
plunged off its end into a mile Of
cinde-s which was the climax for
which Young had been working.
This is ono of the standard jokes
which is tred by almost every musi
cal comedy company as it leaves a
one night stand As a rule, the peo-
! pie who play in a modern musical
comedy ere more or less reck ess
and irresponsible. AT any rate, they
are young and full of animal spirit
1t being their everyday werk to
amuse The populacc They seem 10
think it their right to get as much
fun as possible OUT OF tic aforesaid
oopulaee outside Of working hours,
in the argot Of the stage it is Josh.
ng the rubes
Actors are additionally jealous
people, quick to take oifcnse al their
colleagues and likely 70 carry their
anger to abaurd extremes But on a
peeiai train such as "The Pink
Lady" Travels on they are throw
% close together that many per-
'onal difficulties are patched UP be-
ween one-night stands
Before arriving at new town one
question OF vital importance has
been settlcd-that Of G fotel Tho
2amea and rates Of ach Of the ho-
els in the next .own Lave been0
posted up on the II, wnicE oecn-
pied prominent p'ae. At he back
o. the STAGE the niHht before, aaeI
the members u tha company laye
many amusing condolences on The
rain as to which they shall patr
ize Tho members who have visited
the coming town hofcrc have IA air
experience to dra& on ana after
they have kept diaries ~ which are
regarded their impressions Of tic
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-05
MEXICAN REBELS
THREATEN LIVES
OF FOUR AMERICANS

Associated Press Dispatch
Washington. ID. c., Jan. Pear
is felt for the safety of four Ameri-
cans in charge Of the camp OF Inde
Gold Mining Company at lnde
Durango, Mexico. where operations
were suspended after the camp was
attacked and looted by 156 rebels.
This information was received at the
state Department today from the
American consular agent. who said
The rebels seized several thousand
dollars and threatened the lives or
the Americans there, as the result OF
which the works we're closed
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-05
MOUND CITY

Little Miss Helen Snyder is. quite
i'll at the home of her parents. Mr.
aad Mrs L. T. snyder.
Mrs. Sarah Wi son OF America,
and daughter. Mrs. Mary Barnett OF
villa Ridge We're shopping here yes
torday.
Mrs Herman Whelan OF Steger,
H., who has been visiting her
cousin Miss Elsie Rodman left yes
terday for Vienna where she wi /
visit relatives before returning
home,
Mrs, George Belts and daughter,
llMiss Irma wcrc Cairo visitors yes
tcrday.
Mrs. II. NJ. Smith will leave today
for Benton, III, where She VIII
| transact business as Deputy Grad
Matron of the Order of tho Eastern
Star.
Mrs. j. N, Bowers and daughter
Miss Lola were in Cairo yesterday
Iafternoon.
d. d. Harris who has been quite
IL is slightly improved,
County superintendent Miss Mae
Hawkins was in Grand Chain on
business yesterday.
bold attempt at robbery was
made about 9 o'clock Thursday even
ing when a man tried TO enter the
home of James Armstrong on Pop
lar street lie was frightened away
by paaser by who shot at him as
he ran down an alley near the Arm
strong premises. Upon Investigation
II was found that he had almost
picked the lock of
Robert Newman Of Louisville whs
is connected with tho construction
Of the court house here was in Cairo
Oh business yesterday.
1 Miss Dawn Caroot was in Cairo
Friday afternoon visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Capoot of Thirty-sixth
street NJ and Mrs Capoot are the
parents Of a ten pound boy who ar
rived last Sunday Mrs Capoot was
| formerly Miss Edna Speth OF Urban
dale
DR.. s. Willard and DR.. S. rutchi
son were in Olmstead professionally
yesterday.
| Mrs Ice Wanura Of Val cy Re
cluse was shopping here yesterday
| Mrs, John Read spent yesterday
with her mother, Mrs NJ r. IIamil-
ton in Cairo
| Miss Ruth Wilson who spent the
holidays with her parents Mr., aud
mrs William Wilson viii return
this evening to Quincy whts'e she Is
ATTENDING the Gem city Business
College this winter
Mrs George Eichhorn, Mrs. Il.
Hirsch and Misses Bertha and Anna
Schuler, Kate Darragh and Minnie
| Boyd attended the show at the
Cairo opera house Friday evening.
| Miss Louise Parker Of Valley Re.
| cluse was in the city yeste day,
Mrs. IT, Wright and daughter
| Miss Alma OF Villa Ridge were here
yesterday shopping.
Mrs Bert Moehr and Miss Agnes
Cahill were Cairo Visitors yesterday.
Mir and Mrs. A. S. Marks who
have been visiting their sen e. c.
Marks and family have gone to
Cairo where they will reside
Mrs r. Moore and son OF Pulaski
passed through the city yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-05
ADJUSTMENTS

Nash} lille. All about the train were
townspeople who had come down to
see the show off. The engineer
gave a farewell loot OF his whistle
Just then John Young, one of the
comedians, stuck his head out of the
open window and waved an unsealed
letter in his hand. reckoning to the
waiting crowd A young chap, who
was anxious TO show close aequaint-
ance with the play actors ran for
ward to the window.
Here" said Young, mail this
for me. Wait minute" as he
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-05
c. L. Richey made business trip

c. Il. Riehey made business trip
to Grand Chain yesterday.
Mrs. Ruth Brown of Pulaski visit
ed friends In the city Friday after
noon.
pr W r Welsenberg made pro-
fcssional trip to Mounds Yesterday
Nile Jaccard was Cairo visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Lewis and Miss
Alma Unger of America were here
shopping yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J Blum Of Mounds
We're visiting In Cairo yesterday.
Miss Averil Richey Is quite Ill.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-05
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the First Bank and
Trust Company, Cairo, Illinois, will
he held at us banking rooms in the
city OF Cairo, on Tuesday. Jan. ID,
1913. at $50 p. m. for the purpose
Of election Of directors and such 9TH
cr business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting.
II, r. AISTHoRPE, Secretary.
Cairo, Illinois, Dec. 81, 1912.
Subscribe for The Bulletin the
best newspaper in Southern Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-05
Almost Ready to Open.

Preparations are being made to
open the Bondurant Sanitarium
within 4 very short time.
The new hospital has been placed
in shape for the reception of furhi-
tire and other necessary equipment,
part Of which has been placed into
the building.