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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05

| Morse code.
These secret signals. known only
TO you and your chnm. would con-
sist Of dots and dashes. arranged
something like this. possibly;
Dash-dash. Hello. Bill"
nash-dot-dash. What is il. JIM"
Dash-dash-dot. Can YOU come
over tonight?"
You will think Of many other
/ phrases which you will want to use
l frequently.
Provide large cigar box: through
tho top dgill hole large enough TO
receive a 4-inch stove bolt. Wrap
the bolt with two layers Of thin
paper. then wind on II two layers of
No. Is double cotton covered copper
wire. Fasten the layers on with
black linen thread Now slip the
bolt into the hole from the bottom
side and put on the nut Zig. L.
Under the head of the bolt place
block OF wood with the top followed
out as shown. On this block put a
cover OF pasteboard box. the cover
being upside down, forming a dish.
In this dish place two teaspoon
fuls Of soft iron filings which have
been carefully sifted till they are
all the same size. Then connect
the wires to two dry cells placed In
the box. as indicated.
With n box and key at each house
and three wires. No. rs. weather.
proof. running between and con-
| nected, as shown Gig. ~. the ap-
paratus is ready.
Add two batteries as shown to
reinforce the line IL II is very long.
| When n key at either station is
pressed, the magnetized bolt at the
other station picks up the iron
filings.
When the key is opened the bolt
drops the filings on the pasteboard
cover, making tapping noise which
| can be easily heard.
In this way the Morse code of
! dots and dashes may be sent. or sig.
nails agreed upon may be exchanged
between the two boy telegraphers.
The key is made by running the
wires TO block of wood and fasten
ing one under a brass headed nail.
while the other passes under one
end of strip of brass. which Is
fserewed at its middle to the block.
while it's other end is bent up into
the air above the brass nail head.
When II is pressed down TO touch
the nail, the contact is made.
Re sure you procure gravity bat
teries to run this line The ordinary
dry cell would not be satisfactory.
The homemade gravity cell. which
will be described in short time.
could be made to run the line very
well.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05
THE MORSE ALPHABET

Why don't You learn the dot
and-dash" telegraph CODE
You'll often find It amusing
10 communicate secretly with
your friends by pencil taps. to
try to pick up bits Of messages
al telegraph or railway stations.
and especially to use the simple
telegraph instrument here de-
scribcd.
Go al your Morse lesson with
= vim. for d viii take consider.
able effort and patience before
YOU acquire skill at reading the
signals. Il looks harder than II
Is. though.
Here is what is known as the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05

LOS ANGELES April 5-The
domestic and financial troubles
which for many years have shad-
owed the llGc Of Mrs Jenny ~ S.
Roe Tufts. wealthy wife OF Gorham
Tufts. lr. former Indian mission
AIRY. have broken out anew.
This time u is her three beautiful
daughters who are here contrasting
$3.50. 900 part OF her estate. repre-
scented In realty In ~ Paso. Tex.
.cqulred by her former husband.
Mrs Roe-Tufts recently admitted
that she was "A poor rich woman. -
and IN order 10 secure ready funds
was compelled 20 mortgage the
magnificent library and furnishings
OF her Hollywood. Cal. mansion.
Two fortunes she has already
lost within the past few years. and
nov for a third time her remaining
estate Is tied UP In litigation with
her daughters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05
BY AN EXPERT ELECTRICIAN

Being a hoy OF the Goth century.
YOt can keep in touch with your
chum up the street BY TELE.
GRAPH. day or night
No need to run over and throw
pebbles against his window as your
father had To do when he was boy
Just talk To your friends. whenever
You want to. in Morse. over your
own homemade telegraph line,
Make up few simple signals, To
use while you are learning the
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ron s,rr. ~ TERMS

Ftue isssi tract alder land rtth raaf
tlss - tsAs washington Improved
rfh cottage sell ant chicken
hausss close 60 fsfrr dock srbnoi
ant siafee tn good settled com
ntunifF frics fffss terms $50 rash.
Sc monthly az 20 acres vim no
improvements ~asf - she lake for
ttte. on your oer terms Take waa
issn Ger Co Nadisan PARK ana ths
Kirkland beat ta uafka a Taffars
afrr~ So Kirkland
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tNoTE TO PARENTS: " your

(NoTE TO PARENTS: u your
boy shows a tendency to take up
these electrical stunts, the best way
you could bring happiness to his
heart would be to buy him a few
dry batteries, small coil Of wire
you can get 80 feet Of bell wire for
SO eents-or some wire nippers and
other tools. You can buy the dry
batteries at IS, 20 or 25 cents each.
--Edltor)
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extra spaces between. be
fore or after dots or dashes in.
dictate space.
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Read the Miscellaneous col.
umn in Star Want Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-05

Opportunity 90 acquire D. 10 or co acres
~ good alfalfa s0u. convenient o. both
Seattle ana Everett. T. now go with
rs this week % see gATIfCAWT
LANDS These trHctH are being 81.
fered at very low prices and on easiest
kind ~ terms We also have several
tracts with houses ready Tor occu.
pancy. For fulf Information see
WEST a WHEELER
400 Cnlman bldg
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MAIN S400
The Seattle Star
BUSINESS
llREGT DRY

This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any
one desiring something lit
tie out Of the ordinary IN
their daily needs and requir-
ing it in a hurry. The firms
represented below make a spe-
ciaity OF immediate service
and will gladly furnish any
information that IS necessary
Remember, satisfaction Is
guaranteed by every adver-
tiscr.
Just Use Your Telephone!
INK pfRf-Tss rrsin store ssi
re..sse-ssI ave. corner Main. rriis ne~
80 second hand SUIT. and cvrfcast'
g % ~. odd coats. 15c NJ; pants p'e
up. rat. and shee. soc up Watches
sse 81. ,an,- teweiry. guns. trunks Al
>~s~s,s~s~...~
arroR~rys-sr-r-sw
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f.e-e~.f prarfir~ estates laws husband
s-s ~ir. consultation RE- Eilie., -
xDyTSr FRFr-I0sEpH AtfES. At
rOR~Ev. 20 years experience. Laws 81
hu~hnrt an6 wife nrpperfY rtxhs
ro~sf-r.TATfOS FREE Rooms tas-
s.s rii~~. wu-tr rifF Main i9te
J0U~ ". pARkEN-szt tswon hldw Mats
x.fs as YEARS experience IN Chicago
retffs
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1910 FIRST ave Seattle. Trirphone II
fs,s. srf- Advice free on any subject
ali letters promptly answered laws %
ha~Aand ard wff~ promptly adjusted
w~ekf~ r~w~rts - @ta ~ collections.
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Alto DELIVERY
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10 MALE HELP WANTED

/ WANT 1--we live agenta b. sell The new
est household labor saving device Quitk
seller Euod commission. ttt Sew lorh
ntach
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+ GRE S-ss, C.R s V S 4
step the Fly
uet IN touch wfth our direct
nom a tory co You plan - b.
wilt save you IS 60 SO per
cent on an buiidiuE materials
We npvfats our csa farf7fY.
ard make immeaiats shir.
msug from largest stock iu
West
Wtnanw screens ..... see az
sash cor haif sindoNi screens
a.. 81. o..
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HOMESTEADS

$50 ACRES rich valley land small house
barn. thtckon house and other ifnproyo.
nsnts on tho land. splendid spring
which flows tho year round. about ca
acres fenced ana under cultivation.
only mile from station, stores. schools
Telephone close at hand This would
make IN idoal ranch far ono wishing HI
enter -" hog ana cattle raising bust.
ness. so chickens 500 fruit trees ~ hos,
commercial varieties and high mower
Fas engine goes with tho place " sold
o. once. si.20O takes the entire outfit
This must be- seen 20 he Appreciated
Costs purchaser nothing To sec the land
For all particulars address y. o. RIOS
ftb, feafle. ana I viii call nnd soc Won
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WHY To LVNpOptsr a tstiN NEtL
tsa meas cults Tor tlAf he, euss thoy
sell them upstairs. SECOND floor Joshua
ureen uds
MOLER uAtufEn acuooL
esA Occidental
Wants men and women a. learn barber
rtsae wese- naih while iesrntns
NAfIoSAi. -uANitEN CuLlEuh
toa Nain "a
Men and women go learn the barber trade
Wages paid whne learning
WHY paY more when ti3 buFsa tit suii
of etereaat at Trades Upstairs SUIT
shop. aaas Third. srcoHd tenft
ris. ruol Az as rfKE -.
SsSssseses ;. % .ls,. eSs g.s . ave
% PERSONALS
luNEi.Y ,nuns wtdaw. ass IN. wrteht
lgt awna nice comfortable home $40
ayss finest wheat land uear iariur
coast worth $50 600 tueHue 81 900
yeafiy. aisn iarsr bank account. suoi
disposition Easy ta get atoms wtth VIII
marry paHf MAN ir bright honorable
ambitions ana capable q MANAGING
property auffassnllIl. More uartirulars
for aHf mau anaWrrinE auieh ineinHtns
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WHY 60 EUNnuptsr a t:isiN NGtL
tsh msns suits Tor flbf ne, eusa thoy
sell them upatalrs second floor Joshua
ureeu MOS
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REAL ESTATE

CHOICE VIEW LOTS
Situated Of Lake Hurisn near car line
and good school. 10 exchange for city
property VIII assume your mortgage
WOpILEY a COMPANY
900 Third Ave Elliott 42Og
~~s~~~~-@~,~re~zNN ~.
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screen doors Observation-Disclosures IS %
s-eruss panel -oer. rs sfs~. 18Th 70
same tar paintisx % sirss onif1 Sc
Cottage FRONT doors ............tff Is up
spiY veneer Interior doors ..4... 80 no
f.ply veneer Interior rgats ...t.. J. 80 up
Nsw Craftsman interior doors . 50 %
New craffstuan treat doors ...... sft W
COTTAGE frunt windows ....... ste ~
Light frAasom .............. IS up
Hunxaiow easement sash .-...-.. .ts up
Hot bed sash tziAssdl. i-ess-s 80. ., -
s-ehA-F .s-.=..ss.f. ..ss- srsssssss AEs
Canaplrtu fasids ainfaW trim ..... 80
Com niets inside door trim .....s.s.. 90
GLASS. PAINTS uuiLnfN0 rNrFW
AND HARDWARE oSE.TMfHn LEsa
Ask FOR CATALOGUE 40. 81
O. N WILLIAMS co.
SASH AND DOORS
1915 Ftf.f Az Msia tstT
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100 Main "a
Men and women Co learn the barber trade
Wages paid whue ioafutns
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EEW PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT Af,
piled on purchase AsFes reesrs 81.
tfntan
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MOlER uAunhW acuooL
aea Occidental
Wants men aud women ta learn barber
ttaae weee. rait white irarnins
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Burnside Hotel

Under new mauaErmrnt housekeeping
$3.50 ana up. transient Use night. 81 50
week up Thoroughly renovated ana
rcfuruiHhad everything clean and neat.
1909 First ave, opposite Corner Mar
kSt
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WANTED drown boy 20 work around
house. school ana homo privileges
write Box 40. Tacoma, Wash
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List your Real Estate in Star
Want Ads.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-18
INDIAN ATTACKED
WITH COAL shovel
INDIAN MIKE, WHO COMMITTED
ASSAULT, MAKES ESCAPE
THROUGH WINDOW

F. V. Collins, a half breed Indian
from Duckwater, was assaulted in
a saloon at the lower end of Main
street this morning about 3 o'clock.
He had been standing at one end of
the bar for some time and Indian
Mike at the other, but neither were
seen to converse, nor were they
served with drinks there, according
to the proprietor. Indian Mike, a
local character, who claims to be a
Mexican, while the other Indian. who
has a white father, might easily be
mistaken for Spanish origin, walked
into rear room and shortly after
ward Collins followed. when Mike, he
alleges. hit him over the head with
large fire shovel, laying his skull
bare in two places. County Physician
Richards took number of stitches
in the wounds this morning. Indian
Mike ran through the building and
made his escape by way of window
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-18
"zUOORA" At The
BUTLER TOMORROW
FASCINATING STORY WILL BE
SEEN HERE IN TWENTY
EPISODES

Zudora, the first episode Of which,
THE Mystic Message of the Spotted
Cellar" will be shown tomorrow at
the Butler theater, promises to be
a most fascinating story to follow
There will be twenty episodes, each
complete in itself-thus those who
happen to miss chapter one, will
enjoy chapter two or three just the
same. Thrown on the screen first
10 a picture of Harold McGrath, the
famous writer; this presently gives
place to Marguerite Snow. the Count
ess Olga of 1.-The Million Dollar Mys-
terry" now winsome girl of IS,
Zudora, daughter of a miner and
circus acrobat. She is followed by
James Cruze. who. as the long-halred
Hindu Mystic, Hassam Ali. uncle of
the orphan, Zudora; Harry Benham
next appears on the screen; he is to
play John Storm, Zudora's lawyer
lover Hassam Ali, uncle and guard
ian of the 1S-year-old beauty, Zudora,
sits by the fire in his handsome
home. Events of IL years before
pass before him as in a dream. He
sees the circus arrive in the little
mining town; Zudora's father discov-
ering the rich gold strike; the death
of Zudora's father by a premature
blast, and in breaking the news to
Zudoras mother, who is about to
walk the tight rope in the circus,
becomes dizzy and falls to her death
He wakes from his dream, and re-
members how the baby's father with
his last breath had willed the mine
worth $20,000,000 to his daughter Zu-
dora, to become her property on her
eighteenth birthday. In the event of
her death, however, it would fall to
him as her nearest kin, and he cum
ningly plans to get the mines twenty
millions for his own. Events move
quickly from here on, and how Zu-
dora meets each trying emergency
will hold the audience keyed to the
highest pitch throughout the entire
| picture.-Adv.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-18
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE
CASH BOY CONSOLIDATED MINING
COMPANY.

CONfANNs
Location of Principal Place of Bust
ness, Carson City, Nevada. Location
of works, Tonopah, Nye County Ne
vada
EOTICE-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on ac-
count of Assessment No. |, levied on
the 10th day of December, 1914, the
amount set opposite the name of the
respective shareholder:
Certificate
Name. No. Shares. Amt.
E. ii. Mead, Trustee 1856 3649O6 $lS24.b3
And in accordance with law and an
order of the board of directors made
on the 10th day of December, 1914, SO
many shares of each parcel Of such
stock as may be necessary Will be
sold at public auction at the office
Of the company, Geo. Bartletts office,
Carson City, Nevada, on Monday. the
18th day of February. 1915, at the
hour of o'clock p. IN. of said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of adver-
Using and expenses of the sale.
f.. II. MEAD. Secretary.
Geo Bartlett's office Carson City. Ne
vada. JanlS-Fl5' l9lo
For quick results try the want ad
columns NJ the bonanza
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-18
ooLDFiELD STOCKS.
Morning Sales.

Goldfleld Con.--500, $3.50
Jumbo Extension-500. $3.50; 500,
Bio, $3.50; 100. $1.47h; 900. $1.47h;
500. $1471a; 500. $1.47h; 500,
$1.471s; HOO. $1.45; 100. $1.47h;
100. $147h; 100, $1.45; 700. $1.45;
5000. sl.42h: 5000. sl.42h; 1900
s1.421z; 500. $40; 1000. $l.4O; 400.
s1.s7h; 500. $1.S7Ha; 400, $1.37h;
300. $40; 200. $1.4O
Booth-15OO. S5; 1000. s5; 25OO
25 $780, So; 1000. IS.
Blue Bull--ll.O 900, 8; 1000, 9; 5000,
o, 5000, 9; 1000, 8; 1000, 8; 1000,
B-90, 10.
Florence-100 60.
Atlanta-2500, 43; 1000, Az $500,
AZ; 1000, AZ; 1000, AZ; 1000, AZ; 25OO,
AZ.
Merger Mines-250O, 30; 5000, So;
1000, 35; 1000, S5; 1900. "a; 1000. S5;
500. "a.
c. o. D.-20O0. s; 1000. s; 1000, s.
Kewanas- 5000, 80; 5000, 30; 1000
80; 1000. %; 1000. 20; 1000. 30;
1000, 20.
oro-1OOO, II; 1000. B-6O, 10; 500
~; 1000. ~; 1000, II.
Grandma-1O0O. 4 5000. Z.
Spearhead--500, II; 1000, II; 1000
16; 1000, 1e; 1000, 16; 1000. 16;
1000, 16
Commonwealth-200 5.
Goldfield Shale-500, 49,
Blue Bell-2O0O, 5; 1000, 5; 1000. 5
Yellow Tiger-5000, 6.
Afternoon sales.
Goidfeld Con.-50O. $3.50.
Jumbo Extension-600, $40; 1900
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ADJUSTMENTS
BUTLER THEATER.

A very interesting program will be
shown at the Butler this evening, as
follows: HearstSelig Weekly of cur
rent events, with many war scenes,
among which is shown the French
and Belgian rulers going to the
front, an Essanay educational, MAX
ing of a Newspaper" and on the
same reel a George AIDE comedy,
"The Fable of the Bush League
Lover Who Failed to Qualify" the
program concluding with two-reel
Vitagraph drama, Ann, the Black
smith," Thrown upon her own re-
sources by the death of her parents
she becomes the breai-winner Of the
family She fulfills her mission un-
tiinchingly, facing a band of despera-
does, to protect her young brother
from false accusation; she wins the
love of the sheriff and he asks the
privilege of assuming her RESPONSE
bilites. Anne Schaeffer Is featured
in the title role; she is ably sup
ported by a splendid cast.
Tomorrow, episode No. /, THE
Mystic Message of the Spotted Gel
lar" Thanhousers big serial produc
/ ton "Zudora," with Marguerite Snow
in the leading role; it will be shown
every TuesdayLAdv.
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TALMAGE COMPANY TO SINK
SHAFT TO GREATER DEPTH

Manager c. G. Hayes of the Tai
mage Gold Mines company announces
in the Tribune that sinking will soon
be resumed in the main shaft in the
property, now down 80 feet, with a
depth Of 400 feet as the objective
point. In cleaning out the stump OF
the shaft below the 31O-foot level,
the miners recently revealed a two
foot vein of IS ore on the contact OF
the latite-shale and alaskite.
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Morning Sales.
JURY OBTAINED FOR THE
TRIAL OF T. G. SHlPE

The case of State of Nevada
against Thomas G. Shipe. came up
this morning before Judge Averili in
the fifth judicial district court. Shipe
is charged with attempting to do
great bodily injury to David s.
Llewellan of Round Mountain, in the
course of his attack having stabbed
"a man named Mccormack who came
TO Lewellyn's aid. 1t required nearly
the entire day to secure jury.
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STATE WELFARE CONFERENCE

On February and 6. 1915, state
welfare conference will be held at
the University of Nevada under the
auspices of the university and the
state government Speakers Of state
and national reputation will present
addresses ON topics of Importance
bearing on the welfare and develop
ment of Nevada. A large attendance
is anticipated, among the number ex-
pected being members of the legisla-
ture.