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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-18

fuNC Eu To AAciiiFtr El9ss ACRES
VIII take a. iaH - fte6 ~ entire sse
arFes That's property iisp well 10 isfi-
safe No stumps. ready 20 start pios-
las. mile. from tewn. With rail-
roads On. raiirosi runs through this
property! ipis ~ nns water sxsilah ~.
fee domestic snd irrigation purposes.
-hich 10 Demonstrated ~ hundreds %
ranches IN nsinhborhaod raising alfalfa.
hogs cattle. turk~ys chiekens etc
Coed mkrkss for ali rvu raise. rood
sehaois This 10 an opportunity that
rea seldom have offered ycsa snd would
have 20 be seen 20 be appreciated. Deed
81 land. Improved. near this property.
be. hsen sold fer tiea 80 stoe per acre.
ssnn. kind % soil Their. ar. about 80
acre. pia-~d ard ready 20 plant 70 al
faisa Cant affcrd 90 pay commission
on fhis price. 20 agents pleas, no; an
swsr wil take you over myself 70
thi. property ana ~ not as repre-
scented. uii pay your fare Entire isq
ACRES. ttoe cash Address r. O. Hon
ist Seattle, wash
your 5000 fisa rfs homes,sas.. with
good SPRING water.
Several raoa acknowledgements partly i'm
proved. Al tiee and up.
A few good stock ranches AZ q bargain.
som. roos small alfalfa farms 81 Us %
per acre
ror further particular. caii On o. al.
dress Leonard cole. Vale oregon.
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ID LOST AND FOUND

Fopud any aEatesT Remember we have
The finest equipment IN the North vest
Tor cutting and polishing aEstes and
other stones Myron ~. AymonH. 2Gs
Pike a., next 90 owl Drug co. Tho
Jeweler who always sells FOR less
Iost-purse on Beacon hin car. about
? m. September is Contained about
ss 90 and numerous other little articles
Reward Beacon 9fHZ
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! REAL ESTATE LOANS

VIRTUE
Loans Money
Before buying or building. Gee
dEo A NfHrt 60. Boston hiDrk
hmaii amounts on vacant 0r improved
property. ioW rates no delays easy
payments Ftuftethnt Co.. Boston
BLOCK
5hss. Gas. 7as
Money On improved city property We
make building loans
CALHOUN DENNY EWf#g
ALASKA bidding
REAL gfrATK LOANS. sOhTHfHH
Bond ana NortFsRa CO. 1905 FoBrth
-,sES~lssNiSSsSsS1Isosgeen, I,,l,glleeccoon~N1>
81 LEGAL NOTICES
~ fifE UNITED HTaTE6 DIaraicf
COURT ron THE WEsTErS DIS.
THtcT or WAHHtNgTOA. gDHTIf.
ENs btVihf0N
~ ADMIRALTY.
- the Matter ~ the Petition ~ the CA
MADAM rArfFtC RAILWAY com.
fAhf corporation. Of she Dominion
- Canals, onnrr ~ the Steamship
"ritNcEEa VICTORIA" Tor Ifmtta-
lion % liability.
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rs FEMALE SITUATIONS
10 MALE HELP WANTED

80 yan want 90 save money call a.
the uarsain store. s9e Occidental Ger
nsf Matn. Handles nee and second
hand suits raincaata o. Go up re0ls
guns trunks shoes. suifeaHes tsweltfi
Alaska outfits
Men Nith pstsntshis IDEAS write Rsa-
daiph Co. Patent Solicitors, wash.
inEton. y, g
save on youf satins hni T'fY the Puritan
Cafeteria. sseond floor. ace rine
FAT At rnoMrsoN's .rn ANp rIkE
COLLECTIONS -ses LYON bCILpiNd
Euait siss
MoLEn nAnnEH coi.LndE
wants men aad waneh 20 learn tartef
trade Wages pals while learning
al occidental Az seattle
wars hsts see kinE sap stewart
NArIONAL nAnuEn Cnfi-EuE
wants men and women 10 learn the bar.
hsF tfgde. wages paid While isafnias
Call Or write
filsh Grade school. ies Maia ~,
Wanted Tao nsn team auto aha truck
dfisins and rsp.irtns isee Youth.
wHY 30 t~Deuisr .LitLr SELL ,st
men'. suit. for ttaf neesnss thsy cell
them upstairs. second floor Joshua
urssa nids
HIoH GRADE nLtr sEnnE suira
mise 0erasn rraris. mems Upstairs
egu eher sseond floor traders uidE
ses& rhisd Az.
Mar % SPEAK on street sober ard horss,.
can tss wss'iaks y. esttaE. No.
LeARN OPERATING Notisu PICTURE
fnsehtnsi earn Sc weekly once ies
cedar "a tnsn
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS


ihMtME
Dead Trance spiritual Medium
special boo consultation on any matter
u Immediate importance occult
power With guarantee - action. anf
matter what yaur troubles or deHire'
may be Tho secret thlnE Tor you a.
know Tor you 60 do 60 attract, vhHnKs
influences what yau most desire
iieaA rike. cutner Minor
Re, Elisabeth stalker spiritual adviser
Circle tonight ReadinSs daily tioh
nr Ida Griffin the homes, medium ana
healer. circles TUESDAY. Thursday. 3
y 80. isis Third. sterling uotei
Madame FRANK Noted oiaifvayani card
reader. paimisti ful reading zoe. 81
ZINE
Soldier boy, circle Friday niaht sst2i n
Tifsi az heHdinE. daily
tife's 'screls foreteid b cafds sss James
Asitoiogist ferstsii. ds.tiniss 40 rtnr 81
N>'>~>s~S4e~Ne>,s~-ese~ seNe>es>e>e~es1-e~ese-',
"a FOR RENT. Furnished.
THE SINALOA , sie. senPls,.ly
apartment. '-.th wall beds sas ranges.
hot ana cold water. hot water heat.
well ventilated close tn car lines
waikinK distance sieto Per mont h
snd 40 iiis KiuE 81 BEACON 1900.
i.room furnished nat. modern. lis6is
and water ff.e tia
i-reem furnished house US
A. y uOFr
sef1 West spokane
FOR RENT. FURNISHED II taken
soon, Broom cottage. Aid beach
gas. electric lights. $40 month
East s4Se.
Groom Furnished house. tf oo per month
James Watt tftf juneau terrace and
sfth -, illiiman CITY, Seattle. wash
s-feem house. we'll furnished one biloxi
from university. 80. including phone
Islo itih = Nerih lAss
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II FEMALE HELP WTD.

Wante1--A high school Riri % help with
ilsht Homework after school and on
Saturdays. Would prefer one who can
80 home ~ night Very conveutalt for
Rirl attending franklin
S0f Soth Az -. or phone beacon 1861
s. TO 80 HATS, ~
All late summer styles Or We viii make
them TO your order Aiao dandy aefec-
ton N summer skirts and one piece
dresses ~ great reductions Removal
ing work a specially. See W aud save
money.
FHOLIcH PARLORg
3O20 Arcade Uldg 5000.
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FL statesmen WANTED

sai~.rnsn making small tewns shsuis
carry our fast selling pocket SIDE lire
Special sale. piaa siie-ins return %
nu.ntf good. makes autek. sasy sales
o. 90 commission % each order ~ %
10 titfe dstiy rrcfft for faii time
Something asw Write frr ousfii today
Garfield ufs Co. sss sirsl 81. CIT.
rara. IA
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AGENTS WANTED

Agents 70 sell an article used by so per
cent ~ people; liberal profit. no pod
ding. experience unnecessary. Victor
Arch CO. 308-s Commercial Btag
DAYTON. Ohio
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The dignity 81 profession prohibits me
from indafsins Ia seaefsisus .fssf
tisiu3 Registered IN stats % washtuw-
ton ever 70 YsaF- magnificent
eiisntsi. has hssn diverted - sue nffies
fhrpuEh persistent NRersinr - a name
SAKE iocstsf ~ my vietnitF I nssi tho
services af = fiFst-sias operator 20 as
soeiafs With me 10 handle Increased
patronage Arpig 90 rr ufe~r.
n~ntis'. ssT FIRST az FOOT - chSrry.
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PERSONALS

Housssssp~e uantsd ~ rssps1,abis
working mar. where = hons Is corsld
cred more than hiMh ~as~. 10 aeisw-
tisu 10 a ~ids~ ~tth ons child. A-itk.
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INVESTMENT

~ to Sfs. fully secured. for sale by Jos
Y Thomas Co. Inc. los Cherrv ~
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UNITED eTATEg or AMERICA. wEHr.
EhN DISTRICT OF WAHHINgTON
NORTHERN DfvfHfON. 49,
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5000

ssrif' iai On Ssfth oBssn Anne hir
client must tsaliEs sains money quickly
hence ihis sacrifice About t9te cash
balance terfna
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LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY

60si2T. ali cleared, or view trects al Lake
nurien f2I5 TO tae0. 81 DOWN AND
soc PER WEEK wylde ala New
York nlk Elliott BooT
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22

as her daring performances at skiing and
tobogganng.
The Duchess also has a taste for amateur
theatricals that is too lively to suit the
Queen. The latest appearance of the Duchess
was in a sketch called pistols for Two"
given at Lymington, in Devonshire In
this she appeared as an amateur lady bur-
glar, wearing a black mask and very fash
lonable evening dress, in which she was sur
prised in a bachelors apartment This was
even more lively than previous perform
ance, in which she played a tom-boy in short
skirts with stockings that had large holes in
them
The craze for Oriental costumes has Wor-
ried the Queen as much as the fashion of
public posing among the members of the
ariStocracy. Every morning she hears about
some Duchesss daughter who has been dane
ing IN Turkish trousers or simply attired in
ropes Of pearls. The recent Arabian Nights
Bali at Covent Garden was a remarkable in-
stance Of the Oriental craze
Although ostensbly organized by the the
atrical profession, this ball was attended by
a great many Of the titled classes One of
the most beautiful young women present was
Mrs. Edmonstone Craig, who came as an
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22
Making Money Really Talk

WYE know that money talks" in ngu-
wv rative sense, and does it very load
~ too. In future it will actually be
able to talk, and every piece Of paper cur
rency when put into machine will say,
provided it is genuine, a am a five dollar
BILL or 81 am ten dollar bill" or what
ever the denomination may be-
An ingenious English engineer named A.
p. Bawtree has invented and patented the
apparatus that makes the money talk He
alleges chat photo-engraving has reached
such a development that expert counter
feiters can make counterfeit English and
American bank notes so cleverly that only
experts in manufacturing them can tell that
they are not genuine He therefore proposes
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22

cording to a certain secret pattern for each
denomination. This pattern corresponds to a
photographic record which says what that
denomination Is
Here are some of the technical details of
tne machine: With the aid of photo-engrav.
ing process, the inventor obtains a mold
whose edge with its zigzags and curves
represents exactly the line traced bv the
needle of photograph on which has been
recorded, FOR instance, the words ten dol
lars. With the aid of very simple machine
u Is easy to reproduce, on the edges of one
or more sheets OF paper intended for ten dol
lar nils, these zigzags and curves. Thus
an ten dollar bills would carry a serrated
edge that is the facsimile of the photographic
record for the words ten dollars" II the hin
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22

he is business man he estimates the damage
done to him by the loss of his wife's affec
lions at 500 900
Earl Fitzwillam is one of the richest noble
men in England He owns 100000 acres and
four fine country seats
Many complications have arisen in connee-
ton with this case. and all of them have dis,
dressed Her Majesty exceedingly. After the
divorce suit was announced Frank Harris, the
well-known London author and journalist,
published some lively details about Earl Fitz-
williams career. He described how the Earl
organized a fictitious treasure-hunting expedi
ton to Cocos Island in order to conceal an.
entirely different kind of expedition, from his
Countess. Before that it was said the Earl
had been requested to leave the staff of the
Viceroy OF India because OF his conduct with
the Viceroy's siXteenyear-od daughter.
The Earls counsel complained that these
statements prejudiced his clients case and
the judge took the unusual course Of commit
ting Mr.. Harris to jail. instead of inficting
fine or giving him warning.
When this Fitzwilliam affair came TO add
to Queen Mary's troubles she was already
worrying about the Duke and Duchess OF
Westmnster's separation. In this case the
richest nobeman in the country has deserted
his wife and shut her out Of his various
houses, while he amuses himself with lead
ing members Of the musical comedy stage.
The affair had gone to the point of divorce
proceedings when the King urged by Queen
Mary, interviewed and told the Duke he must
cause no public scandal
Scandalous as the Dukes behavior has
been, the Queen has not felt justified in
championing the cause of the Duchess for
she is excessively addicted to risky snow
sports and other frivolous frdics of which
Her Majesty severely disapproyes.
The spectacle OF a statuesque British
duchess sliding feet first down 500-yard
runway the snow is one that has pleased
the holiday-making throng in Switzerland as
much as it has displeased the Queen of Eng
land. For several seasons past the Duchess
Of Westminster has been a conspicuous fig
ure at Murren. one Of the most popular
sorts for snow sports in the Swiss Alps.
Her familiarity with professional teacher
C. -.a~-.As LAei. Mas commented on as liee4y
;ompanv Great Brit-'p TI-Ha- ..-sel.sd.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22
Panied by the Noble Earl
Fitzwilliam's Divorce Case
and the Many Surpris-
ing Indiscretions of
Duchesses and Peeresses

TT is hard to be highly respectable Queen
at the head of Eighty, pleasure-mad,
irresponsible arstocracy. That is what
Queen Mary Of England finds.
What with blushless duchesses, posing
peeresses, tangoing debutantes and other
shameless signs of the times, Queen Mary
has been nearly worried to death of late
Many of her troubles have already been
published. Her efforts to restrain the lead
ing members of the aristocracy from show
ing too much of themselves have been widely
announced. But all her efforts have been
worse than useless, and the last few months
have seen more exposure than the whole of
Queen Victoria's reign
The Queens latest and most serious worry
is the divorce suit brought by Alexander
Leslie Melville against his Wife naming Earl
t1tzwiliam as correspondent.
The whole affair is bad enough, but it is
the mention of Earl Fitzwilliam that worries
Queen Mary most, for the King and herself
nave given that nobleman many marks OF
their personal friendship.
The King and Queen recently paid a visit
to Lord Ftzwlliam's magnificent Yorkshire
seat wentworth Woodhouse, in Yorkshire
II the allegations of the defendant husband
Leslie Melville, are correct, the Earl NAV
nave forgotten his conjugal vows even while
ms roof sheltered the august person of Her
Majesty. The Earl has declared that he is
ny lnlOCeut, ana InaL MS relations with
Mrs. Leslie Melville were purely platonic.
me Queen has declared that he must clear
himself or be banished from court and
stunned by good society
1t SO happens that Mrs. Leslie Melville has
been the most daring exponent of the classic
picture poses" by society women which have
greatly annoyed Queen Mary Mrs Leslie
Melville appeared recently as "The SIeenina
Beauty" in pantomime of that name. She
Is an exquisite specimen or Dlonae-ha1red
loneliness and has perfect figure. In her
pose she displayed that figure to an extent
that Mortified Queen Mary
alexander Leslie Melville is a cousin of the
Earl of Leven and Melville and wealthy
banker, being one of those aristocratic Eng
lishmen who have honored business BY be-
coming associated with "a In.
4la.. 1914 nv tho Star
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22

Eastern Sultana, dressed mostly in jewelry.
Her photograph shows ner with very attrac-
tive bare feet This habit of being photo
graphed with bare feet Is another thing that
worries Her Majesty very much
Queen Mary will not tolerate the plea that
young noblewomen who expose their figures
unduly are doing it in the interests of high
art. Whenever any entertainment is TO be
given before her and the King she requires n
photograph of the proposed poses to be sub
mitted to her When she was visiting the
Duke and Duchess of Devonshire at Chats
worth some tableaux were planned in which
Lady Diana Manners, the lovely daughter of
the Duke and Duchess of Rutland. was To
appear. Her photograph was submitted to the
Queen and Her Majesty commanded:
Lady Diana must be more fully draped
than this"
Lady Diana is one. OF the three beautiful
Manners sisters, of whom the two older. LADY
Marjorie and Lady Violet. are now married
They are the most interesting and picturesque
hSures in fashionable society. Their comb
nation of blue blood and intelligence is quite
unusual
The Duchess of Rutland and her daughters
are great friends of Miss Iris Tree, the clever
daughter OF Sir Beerbohm Tree, the actor
MISS Tree has made some very striking
sketches of Lady Diana Manners wearing
me newest Oriental costumes that worry Her
Majesty so much
Inc Queen has of course commanded that
no woman shall come to court wearing slit
ShlrlS' N-fay skirts, tight skirts. Turkish
trousers or anything of that sort. Leaders OF
the aristocracy wear the necessary amount
OF clothing commanded by Her Majesty al
Court and then bithely trip away and take
II oHtor the next entertainment
Her Majesty condemns the tango but when
she looks around she finds nearly every man
ana woman tangoing in the most shameless
manner. The worst shock she received in this
me was when she picked up a picture show
ing Mr.. Randle William Gascoyne Cecil
grandson of the late Marquis of Salisbury
rehearsing his part in the new production.
After the Girl" at the Gaiety Theatre. One
oil MS turns consists in dancing the tango
with a chorus girl
Young Mr.. CecIs grandfather was the
Prime Minister Of England, the head of the
rory party, and the most digniied man i'm
the country. The youths father is the Rev.
Lord William Gascoyne Cecil a brother Of
me present Marquis Of Salisbury The fact
mat the father is a clergyman of the Church
OF England as well as nobleman adds in.
terest to the situation
1t is said that when Her Majesty sau, tbts
picture, she exclaimed:
This is dreadful"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22
The Beautiful Mrs.

INC DedutHul WIS.
Leslie Melville Posing in
Public as "The Sleeping Beauty" Her
Husband Has Brought Suit for Di-
vorce Against Her, Naming Earl Fitz-
william, Great Favorite of the King
and Queen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-21
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Trunk Department Third Floor
in the deliberations Of the joint board

In the deliberations Of the joint board
were
Rear Admiral VIM H. Sutherland
Rear Admiral Bradley A. liske Sec
retary Daniels aide of operations, and
Captain Harry S. Knapp, all members
of the general board of the navy, as
well as Brigadicr General Hunter
Light. president of the army war coll
lege and Brigadier General Erasmus
NJ. Waver, chief of coast artillery.
The house military committee will
meet tomorrow to discuss the military
situation. Chairman Hay said tonight
that no plan was in contemplation for
any legislation to provide more troops
but that all depended on what the
president wanted The war college
has indicated that POO, 600 volunteers
would be needed II troops were put Oh
Mexican soil The committee viii be
prepared to go ahead on this basis If
the president so recommends.
The administrations plans for fur
ther action against Mexico marked
time tonight pending the passage of
resolution by congress authorizing
President Wilson to use the army and
navy as he saw fit.
After an hour and a half confer
ence at the white House both Secre-
tary Daniels and Secretary Garrison
announced that no orders would be
issued tonight To Admiral Badgers
fleet or to the army
Rear Admirals Blue and Fiske car
ricd to the conference with them q
war map of the coast of Mexico and
there was a general discussion Of steps
that might be necessary In the near
future II was said however, that the
conference was general In character
and that no definite steps would be
announced until congress had acted.
After the conference all three mem
hers of the cabinet left the White
House and went directly to the state.
war and navy building. They declined
to make further comment on the situa-
ton but said positively that no orders
would be Forthcoming until congress
had passed the necessary resolution.
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for it.
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antce of other trunk makers who protect you only
against defects of material and workmanship we
just want to ask question: "lf the other runl,
makers build good trunk as the INDESTRtCTO
don't think they would protect just as care
fully?"