The Seattle Star (Seattle, Wash.)
October 24, 1908

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EXTRA! voi. io. MO AMERICAN WINS VANDERBILT CUP BB^B FbD I Pi j fr 7 ly^^f. v*l?b1 BTtfcMf B~dCGM F^f'PuifV BFttTj BBS OTSON WITH LOCOMOBILE (MIES Off COVETED TROPHY |!*p.'.-MCf "ESULT*. ktf»^irt»U.: hi a" Loccwaohllt, Ua*. It tj'>, »n iaMta. »*«J3d; rttta*, 4;0::H!i. I I♦•* SBaOH UnUa* 1" MOTOR PaHKV; WAT;, toog pbkad. Oet 14— T%ommtß *t> L(aoMu4t of inrlMiiw, ckeerfax. I i»rf«*fßir u4 nmMag. «V Rob t (a I.afMaViWe. the I rta4»tbtn tap to4a> ft» r th* IJNKtpcciaealarfiaba la the hi* illsryaf wß."i;^t IrVm^iit the drlnl* of rain the ••il «as i nenwajt aa4. aa ; came iiiKilai i Maiai Ike «ntm .All niEbt loos I tie Siwcutor* had stood ll* Matt t of. vaatace alor. the b»M tMI abvr«. and ne«.-r I! 5? I**1 *r""7 wait for the ma I «a» ia Man did tbev «i %mm* waa;worth it I I^Martlliif Through «p it -^W*st). fairly hnrtltec HMPtaarr. ease t«*rln back. Suddenly ilwot of horror, that 2**»«w aeonlriaf roar, as R«b ■•rtln*. leaped from bis j'*Wl«l;lilo.m a tlltrh. J■» 1" that, a*!!;*".. _ »felte for a with BTINI OF THOUSANDS PEOPLE FLOCK TO NEW YORK'S GREAT ANNUAL AUTOMOBILE THIS PICTURE SHOWS A SCENE BACK OF THE GRAND STAND, AS THE THRONG IS AND CROWDING TO P LACES OF VANTAOE. the thought of ath and a maa«l«d. body .In that ditch. Hat on). for an lutant. The ftlanwa showed Itabrrtaoa all-- work inn Ilk* a ?i.iiiir.! d#> mon to eel hla machloo surtvd acaln It nv.*for« Itaupt in lt>9 Cbadvlck ear. ItoN-rtMtn. In !iu«Mle lock fi-«( place. Morrison Wins, On (fee la«t turn H«!>«rtaon «v In t!:.> lea* b«t ran off the track ll« wsa able to regain hi* pot Won and «on by two minute*, with Lytlo la tb* laotta tar flnUhmit sweond. After tbe'flrat two ram had fin ished, lb»" crowd Burn-*) on the track, to the path of the, other ma rhlr.'» Th« ilrltnt werv torn p«ll«td to ■tiiy to avoid Injuring ■enrmi of i-t»-.ii« and th« judge HÄ» i «imt-nda. I«ytl«, four bonra, two mlDUtm. 3S S-& artcond*. Th« finish of H«i!iTt»»)!i. aftttr mil' off U)« track and scttltiK hla machine back In th* mum-. tin of th« moat mmaiitabl« In tbf> hlatory of Btttomoblla racing, A dHxillnit rain mad. It practi cally liii|>>aail>li> to l>r«ak any »pa«'l rocorda, though tli time waa a mv prtiM Uh-n the •iovfiDth and taut lap t 181 _ ir[ _ _ f v SKATTLE, WASH., BATURDAY, OCT. 24, 1908. P RICC ONE CENT WREATHS FOR THE LIViNG Th« Star* "Wreath* for th* l.lv|tig OoatMt" will come to clou Mi>uitik), and Monday nliiK*» 1mo« will announce tbn 12 I* minis wl)'>«.- car»i m m* to b* r«ivlto noon win bo counted. Those arriving after II o'clock will not I* con»lderod. Tbo vote W»» ho* beyond aHl«ixi»«ctatlon* thll nwrolnic, and along with tit" ballot* cama neWal *u«c v "Kdltor Star:—Hay to tho Ilalni#r Valley peo{i)«> 'Don't bo pM •lmlft* but c'>ti-»t ai;aln*t fcmlnlna friendly'backcapplng, TM* woman !'!'■''titi» ha* many woman frlead», bat none has a Ktiod word for her cooklnc. her dreaa, bar m tmi»r of waahlog her dUh«( her hou«« hvopinß ability. V«-! th«)- wtf ro tti bHu**r t, C D MHlman J. I desire to suggest as a subject of an ante-mortem obituary in The Star. (Signed) I vii r-a'hr-1 the frantic crowd la I the grand stand M* tlobertaoa la I th« J^H«iuv.M!» it htl «ay (hfimch at th* oil) Weslbury turn, apparently a «'ir« winner. Th* rh.-.-r Ibm «ri>«t> cbokMl I.v ici»»i» of harmr. M U>»-y the «i*«J'.B* ear swef**, and leap tag the r-«,S. plough at terrific rate along ditch at the. roaiUido. I!.■»-m1 th* focomobtle with lh« lsotta follow. j Ing two nilaulm lain*. lirtMUlnx throMte all rrntratal. tbe crowd •uni>Hl on to th«- track la th* pat* of Ihn ot!.lr dv K*r. [-1 .1 forward to ■"1 cratulata the winner. Tb* drlwra of tho oocomlnc hln-» had »h«. »liTi.«'l»r of pldtmn tn* through tb« OMt of humanity or Irarlnu tbe track. Tbey al««r*d to th* tide* of ih« roadway, lamp p*»r hill* and thruuxh dales, alonf turnplk'-a and pait dangeroaa croaa ln» before tb»»y rn««r#d th« last part of lh« r«Qtilri»d dl»tanc«. Rnormouß crowda of i{H-ctatora, In which aoclcty propln wpro con •plcuout, K« l ovitf nlf to wltn«M «h« etart and filled ih. Ovurlamt No. 1, ilua hi-rn Wednesday mnrnlnK, will not iinivit until thin cvfnltiß, mak- I NIC tho trip from Chicago In levito I dayi. 'I'rnliiH helilml No. t havo ol ruady arrived, '.Htiic aont back to Central Kamiim and ovur the Ml» --sourl lii If!'- to La Junta, Colo. No. 1 W.lrt ii. .1 lip bI'tWCIMI tWO wash otita and wan unablo to switch to Hi.- Missouri Peclflo. linn (htrllwin «if Anatrln. U)H ANdEI.EH. >k 24—Flunnln*; lh» ovrlhrow nf Auatrln umi ilia •utatillahincnt ■of Hlav ainplr« WlllCll Will wl|ii> 'I'lllkry ott 111* map of Kurnp», i i'i>i i'«i riiiiilM't of l.diio Klava In Hoiitlivrn California .ninii ll>h*4 li(-i|iiiii iT* III1»V» IMitli.l'.i, o*u' C C lltrf.«rtt». nwi.tr of Hit tV.*tlmrtil tm pal It, «l)« atrxumt tt>*t tin i» hwiiii «r «h# p«». BJ- ll»lr, 4 tavlft* ndd.l.vii^.l, ha* is*. vl"* for *"r»iNmUnir ih» p?-nu 'tthirh I.» .;«in-» h»*e t.«1» I I |i« bm>n »-»rniln»j i.. W-ASinNOTO«. Oct. tl Ml.. K»".*u.,» ll.t|*vK i,f |.»n rUr«i. W«»*. well II.• r,»!1.,n«1 K o|f rl,»m -i.l.d.Mi. fcir «mn*n on the Ch**y *»th*t»us o( Br'ttiklfn. .ber and Julius, Kiunln are j believed to be lylntt under a snow drift. Alt hope that ml two hunters, I wbo liitvi' be«n mlsnlnt; slnco Mon day last, are yvt allvo'haa been abandoued, and today a party of 1 30 men Is making a careful, systematic search for tin' remains of tho victims of Monday night's storm. The search of the canyon In guns lion Is licliiK ninrict at Ibe siirkus- Uoa of cruloers and hunters familiar wllh the wild section of mountains 1 near the Hot Bprlng*. It Is located about three miles .from" the hotel In an sir line, Is difficult of access and >«t la frequently used by 1 hnnters ss a means of making a short cut Inn toward the hotel. The i-i iilmitm are. of the opinion it,,,r KlncluT and Kami*, caught In Hi.i atorin that swept through the mountains In ili> afternoon and which v..in brewing at the time they loft on their unfortiinato hunting trip, -..,,>.-.I the difficult i•»■«««" I of ttila caayoa la thair k*ito to ra- KILLS WIFE AND ONE CHILD AND SHOOTS SECOND CHILD AND SELF j Knracrd at twine served with a complaint In dlvorc* yiroc««dlnsa Inailiu('il today by bis wife, John A; Potbant shot tod ln>Untly kill Mr*. Kathleen Totbarat, Uie wif«. fatally »h.»t K»ilil«« a, M.flr i 1 >#ar aid dauKlittT. tired a shot at a wo. John. aged S roontba, and brought hi* murderous iutt to I climax by aendlng a »ho( through hl» own bead. Th«" borribl* butchery was j con »i!mn,ai.«l on an embankment at the foot of liaH«-ry ft., and In sight of *c»eral horrified spectators who wer* attracted at th« soond of the fir»t Shot I'iitharaf bad cot.. to th« spot with hla wife and chlldrea eridently to talk tbwlr tnrables over. Tbr couple were *e«n *n«ait«Nj la con- T«>r*allua for several minutes, and the mas suddenly drew a Colt's automatic revolver. rirts at Wlfs. ll« fired the first and second I shots at his wife, who was seated on th* ground The f»r*t tbot struck her In the Deck, and m she atarted to roll down th* hank be sent a second »hot rra»hluic through her brats. The man then picked up his little daughter, Kathleen, aod sent U>* third, ahot through her head. 11.- held th.- helpless i..i at arm's agreed to an automobile ride to Georgetown. After rlsltlng th.- suburb the party returned to town and went to tb« ll.it. i lirunswlclt. A few minutes after reaching tho hotel Mrs. Howard Is alleged to have mads some slight excuse to leave. Bwarts grew suspicious and both he and t'ortfors searched their pockets, only to find them empty. Swart* detained the women while Portfora hurried to Ih.- police atatlon. The. women stoutly denied the accusa tion. Ihe women were searched at police headquarters but the money was not found os them. Sergeant of Police Dannlck then went to th» room at tbe llnina wick and found 1200 In gold hidden under a bureau. No. charge has yet been placed against the women, both Portfon and Bwarti an held aa witnesses. I turn In tin- shelter and comfort of the hotel. Tin- early coming of darkness found thorn ■till In the canyon, ami. according to this lat «st theory, they were unnblo to find th*»r way out and perished that iilkM In the storm which turned Into blli/Hi.l and piled the entire country two feet deep with snow. Brother Is Convinced. Dr. J. 8. Kloebcr gave up hope last iil«ht that his brother and companion were still allrtv though he was the last of all the searchers to bo convinced. He returned to the hotel at lint Hpiiin.'H. tlli'lr he spent Hi.- night. This morning ho Ill'tlili d til.' party thnt Is today try ing to find til.' l.uilli'H of the two tn«n. J. 11, lI.Mil secretary of the local cooks" mid assistants' union, Hiilil thla iiimi'iiliik: "Kumle Is a p«ir«onnl friend of mine. I sent him to Hot H|ihi»!s about nix weeks ago as head cnok. Much of his time there, however, has boon spent In hunting with Prod Kloeucr.' Kumlo whm a big man about 45 years of and could an4ur« ini!i hardships. I have been In the country about Hot BprliiKS myself. Behind Ibe hotel lira hills, the side* of which aro nearly perpendicular and there aru also many deep ruvlnvs about the country. Kumle was formerly head cook hi tho Bpokano hotel." THE WEATHER SOUTHIRLOHT; SUNDAY RAIN; LIGHT FAIR TONI V WINDS. i length when be took her life, and i thoso people who saw the horrible act almost fainted. The man then picked tip the little boy John and fired the fourth •hot at the Infant at he held It In hit hand*. The shot entered the right check, And came out through the left aid* of the Jaw, Inflicting: I wound which the doctors regard i a* rfilial. Attempts Suicide. Potharst placed the gun to bit bead and fired th« fifth shot* Th bullet entered a little below the right temple ami apparently came out at tike back of, hit head. He wat unconscious when picked up. and the attending physicians hold out absolutely no hope for hit re covery. Attracted by the shota, those who had wita.aa the traced) and oth era from the neighborhood Imme diately ran to the scene. The body of the woman had rolled down a kill, about M feet, onto the flats. She wan dead when picked up and bad evidently been killed by the first shot Potbarat lay where he fell, with blood drenching hit clothe. The litti« girl wat covered with blood, and tbe white* varments of the In fant awn had stained a deep scarlet. The mite Kir! had evidently been i taataatly killed, and th«t baby'a es- cape from the fata of ttt mother. waa little abort of miraculous. Shots All Take Effect. The automatic revolver with which l'ofhar»t brought their fam ily troubles to such a tragic close waa lying by his side on the! j ground Every one of the five shots be bad fired had found its human target As quickly aa possible the pe-llce m not If ted. and Detective Clark waa sent to the scene. He had the two children and the man hurriedly taken to the Pacific hospital. The daughter was dead when the am bulance reached the hospital. The little boy «v tenderly cared for aod the wounds In his cheeks were drecced. The hospital authorities tent the body of the dead girl to Hutterwoith ft Son's morgue, ami the body of Mm. Potharat was taken from the spot where .he waa killed direct j to the morgue. Potharst Will Die. Potharst was unconscious when' picked up, and had not regained consciousness up .to a late hour this afternoon. Ho was reportedl to be growing gradually weaker, and death was momentarily ex pected. The crtmo Is directly attributed to the matrimonial troubles of the couple, which ted up to the divorce action being Instituted by the wife. Her attorneys were I!latn« it Wil liams. The papers wero served upon tin- husband this tnoruliig. The address Of the wife and bus band I* not known. An address found In the womnn's pocketbook gives the mini her ICOG Sixth ay. It has Imtm learned by tin- police that Pothnrst was neon around town this morning drinking heavily. Shortly after noon he was noon In an automobile with his wife And children passing tlio Mooro theatre, evidently en route to the spot where he committed the murders. Walked to Scene of Crime. Tho party evidently proceeded up Second nv. to Uuttery st. vi iii, automobile., and then walked down Puttery ft. two blocks to .i point whore the street cuds abruptly. Hero Hi.- MM and irtfa. and the children sat down on tlio gross. I'uthnrst win »ton to pull Nome papers from hit pocket, and h« and the woman commenced talk- IBS. People who psaced the spot at the, time did not notice that they were quarreling. The man suddenly tore the paper i up and the next moment drew TEh revolver and shot at tils wife.' Tha I!daughter waa seated between th* i man and woman, and. after firing the second shot at bis wife, tho man grabbed op his girl and haM her at arm's length while be ended Her life Many Wittiest Shooting. h Although aeveral people were standing within 60 yards of the spot, the shooting wan over and th«. tragedy completed before any of the spectators had an opportunity to interfere. Trouble had been brewing be tween the couple for a year past. On March 6 last daring a quarrel, Potharst threatened to kill hi* wife,. and he did strike her with his flat at thi time. it was later that they separated, and It was the serving* of the summon* and complaint In divorce proceedings which aroused Potharst to his murderous rage to day. Married Four Year.. The Pot hares were married Jan uary 1905, according to the dl-' Torre papers. which were drawn up by Klake ft Williams, attorney*.' I Thta morning Charles Moorebouae, I a constable, served the papers on the husband, who waa drunk at the I time. The divorce complaint charges drunkenness and cruelty, and cites Instance* of where the hatband beat hit wife. The wife asked for 150 a month alimony aad I the custody of the two children. Both Had Money. Mrs. Potharst carried hand satchel In which was 14 in cash, a few papers and several cards. la Potharst's pockets the deputy cor oner found about $16 In cash, sev eral paper* and some receipt*. He had recently told some hones and bad a deposit slip showing a de posit of (£OO in the Union Savings ft Trust company. The woman's bank book showed recent cash de posits of MM. Until the time they separated the couple were living at l*!»'» Fifth ay. They moved to this address from Uoii Sixth «v, where they sold out their leas« to another woman. llt la believed the trouble between tho htubnnd and wife which actual ly caused the divorce proceedings occurred while they were living on Fifth ay. _ Mrs. Potharst was possessed of conaldorable money, having re ceived an inheritance through the death of a relative, and the bus lianil'h frequent demands for money caused several bitter quarrels. Potharst was engaged In the grain and transfer business for MM time lii this city. SEARCH FOR HUSBAND ENDS AT THE MORGUE (By United Prix.) CHICAGO, Oct. 14.—After lying on the illsjovtlng tnblo of the itktku« f thf medical college of the i i.i verglty of i"hl>i tin- republican couut) oonunlttM.

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I -^SPORTS— LOCAL HIGH ELEVENS PLAY DOUBLE HEADER Broadway Plays Ballard; Lincoln and Broadway Scrub* Meet. Broadway high and nallard high •n> Mli-iiKKlltiK for football an prvraitcv at Dugdale't park thla Afternoon and at tho finish of their fngitcmut'iit the scrubs from tho Lincoln and llnmdway hUh the same. McDonald, Bmalioy.j Hnrki> and Thomson, of nroadwa>-, «t» out of th* came «M account of. Injuries. Th* llroadway team has been drilled on the dff«nsiv 'Varsity i-aisii 'ii> In the I ft rat big game of the 1903 term of football. The university ha* the advantage nut only in weight but t In having a comparatively wb«ta[i •quad to pick from. There are but two men out of Washington's lino- I tip and thi-s,» are Trgtmier I »nd Tackle Eaklns. The latti is i out because of the eligibility rule i and the former because of Injuries, i I The history of ct>ntf*sU on the i gridiron between tho 'Varsity and th* Missionaries It that the latter i have generally icon* down to do- i WENATCHEELOSES TO UN COL N HIGH Score: 23 to 0; Wenatchee Crippled by Lost of Fullback. (By United Pr*ss.) WENATCHEE. Oct. 14.—Welgb lag 20 poaad* hmrter to tb« man, th« Lincoln hlKh »ch.>o! riot' of S«Attl» defeated the Wenatch«« i high school Ma her* yesterday hi tha> score of 23 to 0. \V»nAtch«M wan crfppioJ by thej losa of Fullback KnowUt*. who was teat by lnjnriCK nremdway. All the hotel* were filled to over flowing Only four of the drlTera »ho started In the rac# today have b«4M la a Vsnderbllt race before. They- are Cherrolet, Luttsea, Lytle and Keeae. The fund for the erectkin of the Vacoma Stadium i» now 112.545, Washloirton State eoth—• achednlcd to play the University of Montana at Ilutte today, but the game wan canceled during the week on acemnt of Montana's lack Children's Eye Trouble Carefully attended to by our *j> fam Gg: or- Mac*s*T .»Wi in Kit. I*V*'.^«te»^' £v* *tnJ' liMi what "Gus Brown" says COOD TIME TO BUY ~~f Store Open Until 11 o'Clock Tonight All clothes sold today will be fitfed and de livered for Sunday. If you are out tonight, come in and get ac quainted. We assure you of a hearty welcome, whether looking or buying. __j~ BEST TIME TO BUY

.Second and Ycslcr "Where the Cars Stop" thoroughly during th« |>*lt wnek Ami Coach l.««»l.«llovit and with th« ojwn atyln of play g» poet* to iiwtoiitilly ofr»iv>- 200 studeut* Inok psrf. arrayed In night gar ment*. Yelltnir. singing and a gen erally noisy it* Indicated to the •■ltU«na of aVal that there wm a football R-.iiiirt on. Whltworth «\>ll.-*t» haa all of Its t.-aaj out to th« Ham* to view the manner of playing^ _ «oln stark to old faotbatl daring the first half piling up IS points, one tMMMova b.ln« made by Ohnick after Intercepting a forward p**» The local «-i"*«'n braced up in the ■wooed and a ctom-r Mbw) Uncola «aa forced to pnnt many times. The second half »f.'.)rJ.-l local th!i*Usts the best oipoaltloa of new football yet sern b«r«. H»n Olialra •an ib« eaady kid at end, holding his position down la good shape. Flke was responsible (or many spectacular run* and Micuire showed good generalship In the di recting of ml»i>lav« Previous to the gaia the Lincoln boya weie taken la a rig (or a ride about the raJle*. of flnanrc*. hence Pullnaa la Idle today. A Kama »a» also achnd aU>d with the Montana School of itlacs. DUly N'eall. who haa been man .»*.t at Tommy Hurts* ■_• he claimed the championship after hla victory over Marvin Hat*, _ j very til at Monrovia. Cat COAST LEAGUE \V.»n Lost. Prt tl»» Atit-lM MM ,i .I*l Portland *t *T .(OS Ran rrtarlM* »l toe If) «n_4i4 (1 10* .Hi Vaatarday's C«m«». IJO3 ANOEUSS. Oft 14 —Los An- geles l i.-f~.(.-u Han Krsim Is* In a hard k mi* il«'' ''i »v by m[|ii| two runs In th* fifth Inning. ftcor*i It. il. i: t.* Anit •I'htxtul* nt the ,N-'"i I U;\ slii 11 A oni ii lit i"ii Kitnltiall WilßMn fur III" ruiliillK «iul»i>n 111 MM fnllinvl'. N«v. IS Vnll.v I'Hv va. H.Hltlo; iliin«.'i \a, T«. inn i Wumlcrerave. Thint lon, Nn\ 2'i i.,. in VN, Hfiiifli'; Wnniinrera va. V.vi. City; Tiuoma va. Thlil Ira. Nov. :»—-ItniigtMn Tlil.tl.-«, V in. City va. Tmniii.i; Hmillln V». VV Ml 1.1.-n. l»«i'. I»~.Thl»tln« v«. Vnllny t'lly; Thwiim va. Hi«dti.nl Up va. l:mm r». Vat* *'l(y va, \Vnu.im» *a. U'xinl. rt.ru: Rftno-r* vt. Valley Oiy; Ttilatl«>» va. •Mttta> Tho flrat ii»hip»l |mm la Iha homo t«aiu in iunoh r.i«t>. INTERNATIONAL BOWLING MATCH Thf-l lUrrttt Itaw* third. Time—i,-«i, Ot>» mil* rfw.li Nun wrm. H., f r»H Top i«f.in.|, Maid Militant thud. Ttmo— 1:U 4-5, Tt,r'«-ij«ri..r. of a mil* Ml.« Hwajr woo. Al MuSlvr or-i. 12-MILE RELAY Thr«« IMOM. fIOMIKHMHt of II mm «aen. will thla afternoon ma a 12 mil*, rtlay r»r. from Amrrlran Uka to Ui» Y. M. C. A, twlldlnc In j T««>»a. Karb mm «tlt rutt oa# ■Ms. dm last r»lar belnc ran by th» mpuina of MM r«".j># 1.-ngmv |>rii|fat l».i«-I.U. of j.Sraltlf In Int#rrlf th* H.ilil« m ,r dmtbaJl team at lh« at __**l (Irotto la«t night. I'lmi* r,r ih« «omlnc •oji«>n w«r* tilx v TAI.K IIIIAI-, I**!-* H4«MI I i i Oo»«rnor C. N. lUnk^il. of Okla homa, hua acnt a rlrrular l*tt«r to Ih* Central Labor rauncll unin, union m»n ta r»fu«« to puretiss* i booka in-.).«« they b»ar th« unlnn lah*l. Huakall »tat>« II.• In Oklahoma, all futnr# (trlivorleii m •chnul book* will tMi th* union l»l.»l. In cln«ln« Itaskfll .«v. •Th»r* ar* many t*lkcr« In th* l?nlt»* n»« ML Im| ilif Bl »«r.nl hi' I.•irrmlii.il In Inalat upon thO iiallatloa Uf both tfli'plllllln ayatem* In lha ll.* municipal building, and If th.. nrillnary «Him ni-iB of diplomacy fall to mov« rttijit. A. V. Bouillon tit roconaldur hi* I'M" 1 dotnrmlnntlon in In «f nil only Ihi linlc|i.Mii.-iit I iihiuin «irhanc«, draMlr mftaa*' urea will probably be rnanrffd to by tin- COlltirll niriiibi i» Who iiin uru>u in iifn itKii.ithm. r«niiii iiui.m i. .Mm.l la now ItMiklng up legal nihiiu U|hui Ilii- HODGE FINISHES IN COUNTY TODAY Last Week of Campaign to Be Devoted to Seattle. Traveling In a Mitchell automo lil!", donated for hi* MM by Jpan Unman.' aKf*nt of tha MUriirii Car company, I'»I7 Kirat ar. 8., Ro>>rt T. Ilodsa la ««tendlng bla canvaaa to the utuit dlatant pnrta of ttt« county, and will flntnh hla cam* palgn In tb« country -lay Th« laat week of that •ami>alKti will b« davutiMl to tba «ii) Thursday lilKht llikU-ii n|xn( In Korth Dnnd, having 111*.!.■ th» trip In manna auto, atopplnx on the way from (ml' to call on lead- Ing farmera and arrurinK aa«ur> aacoa of aonport wherever i,,. callmt Ysalorday the auto waa again put In ii»u. and Hmxiaalmln, Kail City, lsaaquali and lt«-«|rii,iii were tbitrouichly iaitva«MMl by Himlkh and fLirim r I>puty luiir 1 Ul.« Marahal Jack. iUrtngcr, who baa

WOULDN'T THIS MAKE YOU SNEEZE? tt*4 pepper routed a ratwtlng of ••morrata st Ilartoß. Vaabon laland. la*t nlel.t, and Tbomaa 11. llnnser, a Soattt* attorney, wtM waa making tbe apreeh of bis life. ni eompollAd tv UUta> to Umi tall i.ii,!*. aa did 76 pwraotia iHim-J hla entbualaattc *'!■!!»nti> Mr. llorner, who la etumptng the county in tbo Intervata of WUttam Jennlnca nryaa. bad been bammor iuk uoo Tuft for about 40 inliiul.■». wbea a fully developed «tm-j.. In |a*T«p(*d bla flow of l»i,«uaM"t Wi'dn^adaf nllbt U*«irdlog B«cj*ury J. li Harrla »aid tbta toons In* that If will tiw aa open awUM. tot dUcttastoa by everybody on puiltltal qnettlooa. Th« Injunction qu«>*ii,.n will be dlacu»a«l fully by Chaa. Perry Tay lot of Tacotna, »tal» a«r»tary of th« raaamttoa of l4t or ganltatloaa of tabor ar« la restraint of trade and therefore coma under th* Sherman anil tru*i tawa. Tb« reaolutlon aUtea that tb* demo cratic national cwaventlon road« Ü bor'a contnntlon Ita own. llk|Ul»n tha rlrar niamii In normal ttiannat. Tba only rtaa,«h far r»pnrt'wd la that of 1. U- Kmlth. property will amount to morn lhan |l.l>Mi.O»o. "C33G/VKUCN TRACTS BBa lViUcr* Haiti. Imo an j »cr«; Urmi: clow to i rar Una ami Iak»: i«t«1, cln&r --•4; fto* (or chlcktna Mid t«r 2l»r 1 rtM. i National Land Inv. Co, In*. 917 Finn 1 Tn all wbo bring a copy of thU nilvrrtlni'infiit to ntir c»ffle#, w« will nlvf> frve pxamlnatlon and fr«» con«nlt»tlon. Thoiw c»«m which are curable by Hie Hot Spring! HVRlnlll w« will fcMtpt for trcntinpnt abtolutoly fri>o of^ j chare 1, excopt for tin Ilil-lllrhn' uiiod. Wo treat dlfoaaea (if III! N«nrr>a, lllnod. Skin, Huart, IMP, Htomn'li, Kldntya and 1,1-it. Including Id mutism. Taratytli, Nuuralclo, Lou lot, Nam Won Qoltr*, I'llea, Hup tnro and dUoanas of wompa and! dltoaaot of man Cor. Third Ava. and Cherry St. x.-■ i imwi-ra of lha board and the fiiiiiie will r»i umntand do- Inn away with th« offlcw of u-\» 11. lit.. operator and cut til' tha nftlary, i.i, hi. tin i 1 that this will bring ri mill they doi»lr«. to dlf furnncea of opinion, and th« con trovuray, for auch It appr>ara to bo, may n-i.uit In v atrenuoua i IBt«al ix'twi-fii tho board and tha council to which la tha bu%a of Mi" i town. rJ I I —^_——. I I ruiiip.iiiliil Itudgtt on lila Mil.* thmiicfi the country. Ttio I .UlV||»!l I «hnwillcy h>- will follow. If etrrted i aheriff. M J. CarrUao. Italfh I ItKirn, 3. I.iinl.iey Uroon and W MiM»«ih«. republican candidate fur n-i'M-MTitaiUo from the 42nd lr«!ataU*a •trlrt a!. ipok*. Today !lods« la nmilrs ftothell, \v.i.»liiiviiii.. Juanlta. and KlrkUnd. and will rvturn to Seattla toaljchL by li ll—ling OB* tare* healthy aceexo. "My frtenda (kercboo)," aald tbe orator, "tbta la tha only etrong I publican argument (bercboo) I I have run up aaalnit during tbla J nun (kerchoo) pa tea. "A man mleht aa well b« In bad«a (buatneaa with a bandker ratof) aa to attaiapt to apeak la late pa(ii rotong«l kvr cbooa). Mr llorner tb«a fled from tb# •rum and hi* andlenc* plle4 through the «kmra to th* freak air. IA numbar of small boya wcr« ob asr**4 watching th* iS!»r«niflt.l orator and bU bvarvra from a aafa I dlatasc«. I 1 Wai.o* m*a t>o«> max. door** p^aliv of tat fV-I*p knock*J !m»n I*tiVm »n J tlkin 1» th* iiuli't (latlon hut lkl»r r.l»«»».| wh«i it »v a»c*rUilß«4 that Uoalty'a in, ,ii«« war* no* a»»*re. aito «imhi:» t.AiiiinKn. Winiim MrNallr. an ampler* of the »tre«t d*iMirtm»flt. mum run down It an autoainbtl* hi rial i in i. of till* cltf, Oakland anil Tiii-uiiui. Uiih |>«nn »UU(tlt by th« t 11• of thin rlty for a«rcral Uay*. r .ihik to Information that hai I.- ,is.n-r,nn building hi Mi- AU»ka l'« ri[... ■IDon waa ial.. thl* morning i»y th« Oregon i 'iiiiiiiUnlon to tb« A.-V.- I. No ceremonlca tnarkad the tak ing r of the Mi!Minn, th* cum million, i-.iihi- Of W. It. \V-y «r* accompanied la tbwir trip over th« l.ulldlii* l«r 1- A NiKlrmi and other official* of Ib* t-.[...BU!uii. and war* afterward th* mala of tit" official* at luncheon at lit" New Washington. Th* Oregon building la th* first tot* building at ih. Mpoaltion to b« completed *«d accepted. ON THE FRONT Th* ata»«n*r lUn.«. wilt fcaoM th* wmse M»»■ «-»IJ"f- I ««l r>pr»»»nl«Uve ot th* company- Man* I ..It t- al |-#»l«* prortnt t»l« pr«wilctlop

Wanted, Wanted, Wanted t.i.«l>a tnm l»».t»«. If .v. AKT |.r.p.rlr at on,. W. will Mil II IHTKHNATMnUU. M>>l> «e*t.T» K>MrA>T. 1«W-I« Himrinui Itulf ItalMtsC, i —_ i I On ?-|Uaf Ihe w/ffKtf riycr SCATTLC-TACOMA ROUTC ran Sfto— Round Trip, Mo. TOUR ROUND TMIPS DAILY. LEAVES SEATTLE 6:49 and 10 24 a m. 2 06 and 5:45 p. m. LEAVES TACOMA Si a. m. and 12. 15. 5:59 and 7tU p. m. U. SEELEY. Jr, Agent, ••attl*— Tat Main 171. Tatoma— TaL 211 PLEASED WITH* MARKET RULE* a Merchants Say Changes! Will Improve Their Business. •ta^t^» Tim now regulations Introduced at iii« public market by Hark* In- j f|i*cu»r Wln»l>l|« liant iMulii-tj In a j Kn-.it 11 •I\ •O" 111 I" II 'oihll j Uont ll' Tha ti'l v«\ tlont. There waa tin crowding or confutlnn, and tba patront who .i«|i«(l th« nrarket aoon tottlAd Into ii regular promenade on both alilca of the etreet. Tha iiiarrbnnta and producers ar* MAN'S ARREST CAUSED BY LONG DEAD DONKEY Mining Man Is Taken to Texas on a Charge of Perjury. Tk* itraUii^** ronorlPl to by j modern cmpUtni of lndu»trr II •rm.-d by ih» ■rrt-et of I'ttnk j win, a prominent operator of Fairbanks, Alaxtut, hr l> ■••jmty Bber Iff Cbnt lu-Mlim at Mm tlutler hot«I >i«iinlny afternoon on a warrant from Han An(t>lo county. Taia* cbarainK him with the Crimea of j |«-r)nr\ and ill" Urr.ny of a i*«vluk (hat th« mutilated animal wan from bit own herd, au«d th* railroad •wearing to tb« Idantitlca- Uon of tha carcaaa, and sheared al- 1 iriK the carcata of tb« dead burro. and committing pwrjurv ta twearing that It waa bit property. Mauley la I wall known In AWska. b+ing the .■wn*r of the Fatrbaoka Hot I Spiiagt, and a partner of Captain Dnrnatt, founder of Fairbanks. In many «ntcrprt»ea. The Atlava la bar*. »0 W'eat Co- larnbta «t 810 CUT RATE

Tobaccoa, Pipea and an Dranda of '.sara Worth your while to coma In Oriental Billiard Parlor., HIS Third Are. Everett and Edmonds MtAU aKwvaW. Tar** i««»« inn »«ll» L*a»a* •III* M 1 i. a, it a. aa4 a. ay aiaAar. l*aa z; w.ier»««(« aJI J l-elmi.t of wort 4 aifß I 5 B TannM C)r*ln l.»«!h»r (Ski Katrulatfon Hall, with riwblitu I and a"uaraat#»l tia-iisr. Ilt:-ja> X a 4 duubl* atltehad cp«nSnc T-.;i i H a iiu-ain orKti a v^mreanr*. u*ae,m l. .«*rr.. »3Jia. Tha Pf»»«:-iB Maroard Una of -*i,,i im| OMtH li»v» i» .••■!—J Wl in»K not ■■■II th«m If we could M»■ othsr Una that would be of oaiH valua to you. Thai* price* fill you whara w« Man I too^t?.?f I.:. lbr.! t. M*!'f..3lcH root) ;jc t» m j n. r. i:u. A SI, 4 a V, Hjrtr*J»t»P l'oL>t>!rt Grain «iaar &t»0 bl# l!flnforc*d Of»nln« CaWH Football BICEJ Mall» addraaa aiM j II CO I) M B IL r. llurby R*»|i latlon f«ht>l>"l Oraln !>a*tharD»|| bla lt*lnforcad Optnlngr «|l,l Kootball :..........B«H Mall* any ad4ru Mi II 10 ii A M SUE ir la nl«c««d «nd •d. Inflatar ami laila« each hall. I I.XT It mi: Or nn»i. «rmvift* YOU r. m. spinning! 13 10 Second Ay. :j_ CURES ccztMA^uiaST New Drug, Po»Um, Now ObUiMM In Omall Quantitle*. Sine* 1U dl- *IJ ■450, th» new dm*, potto* MMMlftitijr cured (ImmMMl* chronic cases of eciem* «!iitrr»»lng «kln afflicUoni. fore poMlam hss boon o—in ill who nut It tor -Kin trouble*. *och M PW" bUckhoads, rpajs, KIM, scalp, completion 'ilftnllhM Ing fe«t. piles, etc. wWch w» but small quantity to cw*i« overcome this, and In nwpoaMJ •urgent nn^als. the 4*9**** t>o»lani hav»i bwa obliged tPjMj in addition to th« re«ul*r J **S lar package, a special «w«3 site, which In future roY on Ml. *l Tho Of«* and other leading Jrtti k In Sesttle. or dcred dlmct from -ho ■■•?a laboratories. No. 38 WMJ.*^ Htrwt. Now York Otj. eciomii ca»e» i»»lam «topi with ftnit application, sad pww to hrnl linmmllstely; onW,.ii bt-InK cured In two Z uurlout skin troubles. 7*^^ Bf»m after au cvwnlftt. »S»* linn. ..I Sumplps for *>xperimw!«ir, poses majr sUU taA^ "T^ clmiKo, hr writing to th* T torlea for thorn.

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I AMUSEMENTS 1 Moor* Th«str«. *rh« Time. The Mar* urn! Tho C.i the hit* of «h* >*«lin ln •S. Uit »c*r. will M 1 J theatre, one week. h«>«l» 'VtSSb .ftfrnoon. It U dr-rin !i U.. sot «nu»tcal comely but a WU»IC SO «h*« hp UOIMI 'Jtt mu.lc.l number. »rt» \(t attractive. Porno of the it« that »H! Jw rciurmbon-J •■"•-J&w lh* Smoke ,V»»y." "The Hoaeywcwn," IVn't You "Thur»a»y I* Mr Jonah Cj- ntrw Is bMuly cUonw of 2^'»i«Jer tb* l«ad«r»bip of Ned Wafbur* •MR* A t matinee tomorrow. Mr. SJwJ.Cwbett will be spn M ST.* hlihly «uccnrt E. W* py ariv*""r' 1 of fiiJMior. and %i, naffflttc? s»ln«4ny »:id ai!o! .'->r aa etrine t«ta tf«aar Th" brothers are Identical a iff»»r»srf, bat on« I* a man of Ilwr/Ot stlwr a stage robb«r. Tto Mafi about compiku iatfebllimUa* bail* at tola ab- Kfttu 4nm^ A r«ul!»tlc train M»t*f7 tT o! tl)# lirofhrrn re» h!!» la tit am i of tb» Innocent i»4i f« ib» «ttflM The raatual kW at tbt brcit*n In tee lnalni |aMt-ky.«Wrk th« in lodKrd Mhnre U b*Um*», asd Us* wavering of a trattlac nwa rrinUnrd. Th* arenir. •Oaeta. toni i-.i with dM heirt »nt»f««t of tfe« »lor arw *ai« 10 sake Th« Moat»a* Umi tad" m* of tAc fleet t n*lodramA» ocw t«(«» tie yabllc nqtQ^nl AVMM TlNMtr* Rtfteatac tomorrow aftrrc-.».t at tat Tllr 1 tr»niw> ta**ir» tfc«. stock mm it win f«II»(J ipoo for a «BtW 4«soo«r»Uot> of IU ability a Ua4> a m«tropo!lL»a pro-lnr •m. Tie 0««t KU;-r««B Baa a try |A» I »iar that *t- oa tomorrow, I Mats* «»ts#i and tacldenu of a ttiiStec »nd #xcttlaa character. Tb« ■B «tn «r»atl]r au«r.i.-n'. d by •m aailllarlv*. If It la tMt4 ti»t m UUt cbarartrr 5 w 3' iiatronlc^d at the Third I www ts««tr» th*y will be ,oo- MM tiaUt th« Al Wood'a Mat of |Wluw>«es -*lja laled. :£**K»jr Ortht*tr»l Concern. Tl« HfR-hor.y OrctMtra rt*«m« it* popular prlcwl aftfraoon u» Is to Bi»cn at the tor a wwk be«lnnlni( totmjr m Heir to the Hoorah" The Reason I*«f« are not more p*opl«i «»od. h«althy b»nk ac l» b««iu«« the liko ia W«Tt!*n« th«t It take* a »üb •J«"al mm to start on«. T«W IM A!X WriON'O. We y* *itlln« to open one lor you We Pay 4 Interest on Savings The State Bank of Seattle a-lrst Ay. and Y.sler I t ■ajfi on Ptofiear Squar.. EDNA PHILLIPS, At th« Orphtum Ns*t W«sk. waa produced In "dam" town back »;i.«t a tow .11 n »cc. thru the Ut«t Kirk I* Shell* cot hold «r it and with the hand of a matter tiii'inM It Into one of the Interest lon and successful comedies of the present day and Incidentally mad* It th«> biggest bOX nfflrr Winner that jcvrr carried an account on the UaShelte books. It la a went.-rii pirn treated by a man who understood western life and western tradition*, who kn*w I the language of tfeo west and ap preciated It* humor as well aa lit Orphtum. Next we«k'a show at I! Orpheum It heralded i« one which will bear I testimony to th» fact that that play bouse la uteadl!) endeavoring to Im prove the tone and merit of Its of ferinjr. The bill will Include "Staley Ulrbeck's Transforma tions," In which presented I "The Musical Itlackimllbs," fresh from Europe: Miss Edna Phillip* Company in "Uist— A Kiss In Central Park"; I** Hawkins, who la known as "Tho Cbester field of Minstrelsy"; Welsh. Mealy Montroee In "Ptay llall"; The Uruoys and William Morrow and Vrrtla tfe-bcllburg In a playlet called "Happy's Million*." Coming to the Star. Tomorrow afternoon and night farewell performance* will be riven at th« Star theatre by law and Ida i Kelly. Palfrey Hovfler. Kenyon Itealey, Mm.-. Kemtley'a Mario IMIm. Fanny Frankel. and the Fire Krscllih Rocker*, all popular acu which have entertained since last Monday, Slartlnjr Monday after |n«. bats; ••l»o It. Ktlter Co. In the satire. "A Rural Substitute"; The Petals, Bov«lty juseVrs; Sam Hood. lh« Man From Kentucky: trill I floesch and the motion picturrs. The how will run a. next week, with matinees every day. Tomorrow's p»rformanr» will t>« continuous from I In the afternoon until II at Right,

Pantagcs. For artlatle merit and cleverness, th» feature of U>« new Pantage* show opening Monday afternoon, it said to be bard to beat Tht* I* I Mil* Kr«col!a. a lightning change artist, who change* her gown* and j costume* In tea* Mm* than it takes I the average, woman to chance her I I ml»4. and that Is certainty saying a |ood Tea Americas l!s excellent acrobatic work as well a« good comedy. »»tlrk»l™ •m|».l«» NOKTII TAKIMA. Oct. 11. A vigorous "«tli K-i fir.;i •!«tii l« bolnit nl»nn*r 111* prntilttlllontita e( Vahtma fnvr.tr >t«l W. I. lluiublf, the "whit* tlbtion" n a tuna vlght mil** oortli «f

I bmw nara »*«uii»«»»rM.»v adopt*'! an amfadnirnt to H» rotiMltutloti. bur ring politician* and political trlfk at*ra and ward b«*l»ra from m*m> Ixrahlp. «AN FIIANCIHCO. rt. t«—A r*r i'.» i of •«iif.ii. valued, at |i.•."•>■■. «-o»ala-n»d to lh# W#«t*rn Klah c«m- j j.i.i.>. *aa «.i/..1 tuday Iv it.* flah evar th* *tap«nlntf day of the inion, i Ult I Save Money j I Avoid Pain 0 PIATfS I For th« n»it 11 daya wo ahall (Ivc the public th« banoflt of j I our |.ulM'-»« infthoda and j rrvdlnclr low |irlc*s. r-Hl »»t T»»th an 'mi I Ciuld (ronna Mrl.lK- Work I? US 1...1J I 1111.-X- I Illaaa Mr t i t'alaUaa i:»lr«*H»n Alt cur "."ik in guarantvad. l.a best. Hill any* h« lost bit arm several \r«lK ago In Virginia but has never found It necessary to bog a meal In hi* life. This iii an evidence of what a man dm do when h« ha* pluck and vim. INSURANCE COMPANY MUST PAY MIU CO. (By Unil.,l Pr*«a.) OI.TMI'IA. «»»-t. il—Ttia aupr«ma court Itaa Rftlrmtd tlia 't'liirnl for HI.M 3 rfi-«v*r«J by th* port Hlakoli Mill ruinpsny malnat tli* Hartford Kir* inmiranr* ctiniitany ou pallctv* on lh« mill, whtrti duatroyad by fir* April J." l»sf, Th* Insuraiira company r*fu**d la s>«v th* Inouranra on tha arnund that th* mill rumpany liad not com l-ii'-.l with pmvlalun ft tha policy that an automatic aprlnklor at the mill ahouM t>* inalntalm .1 In fuud •witraln* ordar. court lioKla th* t>urd*n of proof iti upon lit* Inauranr* rumpany to ahow thla voßilllton had b**n violated. CABINET MEMBERS TO BOOST FOR MR. TAFT. (Dv tlnit.d Prats.) WASinSOTON, Oct. Zi— Ml a meeting It was decided that the en tire cabtnot wilt take tb* stump next week and Join actively In the campaign for Taft In the last days of the fight. Secretary of Btale Root will •peak ln Cincinnati and Toledo and then will go to New York where ho will deliver an address Saturday night Postmastor OenornJ Meyer will make speeches la Ohio, Mary land and New Jersey. Secretary of the Navy Metcatf will *p*ak In West Virginia. rvtar) of War Wright will be the .alii speaker at a I-U meeting lii lialtlmore next week. Secretary of th* Treasury Cortetyou will *p«*ak In New York ne»t Thursday night. Attorney General tlonaparto. ..>;,m of the Interior Uarflrld, Hocretary of Agriculture Wilson, and Srfrrtary of Commerce and Labor Btrtus* will continue thrlr present tour* until one Ww«k from tonight. GIRL ORIVE* AND JOCKEY WILL SHOW SHOW HORSES MISS ELLEN RASMUSBEN. Ijawranea; Jan**, of !.oul*rtli«, Ky. hu •njrarad Mica KUan R*» mnupn, of OjirjiKn. to display hu •irlnc of ihow ti Iha varl « oman. A fa>w jr»r» Just for ariii:(h Jockay ■t ft. f'auL and rode twenty mount* with the fin* record of tourtrcn flrata. I'.n mlly ah* drova m rmrli ■tuJ four twantjr milea through crowded Chlcafo atr*fta without a mishap. Hha will firm laka Jonra" horara tn l!i» Maitla»n-arth. U*|or rm»i»l and hla M(l«l«n!« »«4 »t'«.i and mads a aafa landlnc 1.. It.v I" I i:iwil»«. nitKMKIITON. (Jet. It—A cp*'i aorv- Ice at 6: 10 I* m, th«r« will b« Ntandard lunii'm dinner nt X, with a Dial evening Tu»aday, a fra li-iiih! greeting, rally Wtulncaday, arid an old Imlilim.'il lovo f»a«i Thin i I fvpnlug. Thcrn will also Ik a liicrlliiK of Ilir Mi nx club Wednesday evening at 6:30, at which Jiiil.i. MUo A. ltu.it will spenW. Thn week'a in .mi will run elude with the Smi.iit) ntvliiH, when a rally for the ••ittiii' church will lake plan at 9:30 a. m. Mi W. II W. Urea »1,1 preach at II a. in on '"Th« Vahm of tht- Church in tin- Community," and hi ti evening on "Objections lii Its vlvala An WILL OEDICATE BAPTIST CHURCH Tho new ll«|ll«( church at Co lumbia Will he il.ullrnl.il with an occupation kciviii. tomorrow at 3 p. in flov. 11. I* Whitman, Of thr Klrtit Itaptttt church, will preach tho dedicatory iermon. The church la altual at Kdmundß at. and I'rtik ilihe, and in «elonae|i i»r Mnraer. pritiM»kii;i.i> 111., Oct. Itavlßg f«iife««»l hi* guilt and with prayer upon his lips. Jo* James. an i nil negro murderer, was hangeJ In the county Jail here. James murdered O. A. lUUard. a rail*. engineer, on th* eight *f July 1 last. la. lakh, VAIiU). Ort. !«.—A mighty bowl ft,.m rat lover* has gone up throughout tin" today a* the result «t a decision by Ktnanr* Min uter Calllaui to tai all p*t rats. The government esperts to obtain lt.4oo,ofte a year threugh the new on rats. aartmaa la -aii.a NAVY TAltl>. fuget Hound, 11 Tin. cruiser Charleston 1.. ing coal aboard preparatory to her trip to the Asiatic station. SUNDAY TOPICS Notices 'or « Saturday Star wilt not 1- 4'.f-ptml *n*r o'clock Friday afternoon. All tioilrmi mml contain »ut>j«-* mailed M warty itfMMlbl*. In order to Itmtir* their »ir»t«l at Td« Star office at tb« (lot* •iwctftod.

Pr»«b)r(» of the Klna's ratly—ltfv'. J, M. Cant*. pns lor, Morning topic. "Wherein Chris tianity i.. original"; -evening, "Tim 'Inn. Ii Door." •Jim-. 11 .Ann.- I irth mi,l iluiri'-lil W,; Rev. T. R, Kliim. im.tor. Morn ■'■ft topic, "Tlir l«. Hliiiilntrn Of th« Church"; evrnlng, "The Manllnatt of. Individual Illnlit lining i.i the Power of .1 Vote." United Preihytenan. 'Olympli- Court, Ure«-n i.hn.- 11. v O. IM t .n, (Hiatur. Morning |ori« to, "Tho On-meal i Will Offer- Inc." Unitarian. Htiyltion—Oilvd ml lloyUton: llev, J, r». o. I'uwtri, |M.i..r. Morn topic, "i>>e» i Mi I.inn of Any kind lay?"

Episcopal. Stephen*--1614 VV. '■••ii.| Rat Uwdi llev. Juhn A. HI. Clalr, i.i.,r Morning toplo, "Trluin|ih Over Illn dranres"; evening;, "ll.i« id-n i,. 'Biiui«i->', cvcninc. "iiUiir, i:..t and Full Cora.* Chri*tian> Aihrtili, nl.-Trinii and Jamr*. H»v. B. l». l|Ky»ard. rootor. Morn* Inc toplr. ■Tii* P uttaea 41 to i the. I au.i i. Quwll Ann.- t Ir.l and «J.iler. J. I. Ur.eim.-u, [jjulor M»rriln« top* to. "Th» Iti.u. of th» Bplrlt of Ikxl"; ovanlnc, *1» Chrt»tlan Union t>p*lr»Ul» and tTactlrair* rj*llnrd— jo:« W. »7th; H»v. A. I* «'ii-ii |.«-i.>r Utirntn* topic, "A Uarvtloua N.- Cnnttian Bcitnc*. Ktr»t—Ctirlttrnaen'a hall. ItriMd* I way and Madison. Hrvlr* at 11 subject, l'i..i «v .m After IVath." Herond—SOU SOth ay. W. Morning topic "l*rok«lin After l>-«tti. —_ Mi»t«ll»n«ou» --gab 11 I'arh l'ir»i.»lni.ili'i: H. I H»-■•«••». paainr. Murnlns toj>l Van An."rr»..ii |i««(or. Topic. II in. -lir On* I^HM-nttal In ChrtstUn Uvlnr." H..UIU I'axhlr B«oiety —1110 Hw oni) ay. Mia A. Huti llffe. Irtiurv* un -What Would J" I* i If lie Were on i:atfh"" at in H. I■. »I of in nil M 1.-11. r- :tl Mlili; UlnnU J«-nul>nr». |..»l lt!rhar«!w»n at II on *Th« StutfiM, and How la IWrom* On* Hllritu»ii»t~ tUlnler halt. »Nt n) Mi- livne. Hiiilifi. h. l-!t. f HK>iVtlr>« iv| i,. i» Man lt>* Ar. ti!i ett*;:r.e. at 90 Wnl V"!#n:bU It. AMUtFMCNTt. i SEATTLE THEATRE HuJ!««-ll Dt«w, \'i«mi««t« rtoU) i'bosr»—43. T*>* t**alß» t'«>»l»r P»>4 T>—tr> cf th» N»rth«rttt. _____ Tonight. La«t Time—"The FUming Arrow" N.il Mr,l R>«laal>a Tumiirr-n tl«tlTT. O»l«tll Mlk, tk» kllnl i,p«...1« liffvr Ihv \r« >1.1.,dr««,« «'l Itallrvad a«d ■(•■■111! I.M» la Ik* Far Km ••THE MONTANA LIMITED" tiriitiTi:i> wi:»Titn^ l'ltl|i>lll IIH. acti Li Tl IP ll* Xl »IJ" I HM M..M»>» IIMITIII -1 IIP. ii i »i i ii- Hill I 11.11 l -»I Prlrvs as l'»u«l American Theatre, 508 Pike Street WEEK COMMENCING SUNDAY MATINEE, OCT. Si, WELCH STOCK COMPANY IN THE LAUGHABLE FOUR ACT COMEDY, "A DOMESTIC BLIZZARD" Mutlnws Turn.. Thum, B«t., arxl Hun. Evening J'r!c«»—loc, iOe and »0c Mnllne* l*rtrc»—loc and Ma The BaM Ht'H-k Company In iiil. l:.«-.«nli. of the Prtcca of Admission. Hat! .7* j|C^#"hh -/V Quintette of Royal Neapolitans Now at Hotel Savoy DIRK I I ROM NEW YORK— BOTH PLAY AND SING Reserve Your Tables By Phone

V if Itln Own Mfc?" rvinliiK, "Know Thynelf." Thiimiq hy—l426 Fourth: Mr*. I, I*, lltmh lectnrca nn "A]ohnmnieilttn ICsotvrlo Tf«lrlltinllsm~ltill Tliinl; 3 ..ml l>. in., W. X, i .....1..i, on "Wlmt I until,!.- I Idl i.i Ilin i' lof lirimor* lalliy/" tie illli. Rplrllual A"..,, hill,, mi I'Mmt; J. AmimriMi at t nn, pastor. Mornlna topic, "I'll* Inrs In the Templn"; evening, "The Itellclon of lluililha." yui'wn Ann*—Qik-mi Anne ay, ami laii i. Nat Hyiliw Mtroni I), I), pttslor, Mornlna; lopia, "The i:ra of Expansion In (he Nation* Life," pren," West Heattle—iirand ay. and itar, Mornlnir lo'ilr, "And vvvnlna;, "MakliiK llnine"; a talk j about inurriiiK'-. Itev. 12. Tremayne Uunstan. pastor. Itev. It A. I'akim er of N«w York Mill speak. Daptilt, Tempi*—Third and Cedar. Morn- Ing and evening. 111*! Worship* With TulilTllltrle. corner Ilth ay. N. and I:, liarrlwin. Herman by llev. 11. I. Whitman. I> I». "The Ministry of Absence." John ni .7. Tstwrnarl*— l»th and llarriaon; Itev. J. U. I ••-1n laiitor. Morntns: '■•I I'-. "Justification by Faith." Acts (III.:!*; ovenlnir, "Cleaving to That Wlii, n la Roman, ill West H»alll»— Madrona hall Ar thur D. t:«rt>«nter, piutor. Morn- Ing topic. "The Keystone Doclrino of Ihe Hlble." Ha Uir.l Hwedlsh— l#th and West I

will he opened; aermon by llrv, li L. Whitman. U. i>; -.:,ir. *by liev. Itobt. Calms. John Marvin Dean and Itnv. U Walton Trrry. P. Dancing Qub t« being oi'd for the winter by a number of young men lo meet at inn. Aea4ra>r. a »t.. First mettlng Oct. 14th. AMUSEMENTS. M fm\ V| Both Phon*»—110« (formerly CollMUm) CA Advamed V.iiml* villf WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY MATINEE, OCT.*26 ALL STAR FEATURE ACTS "STALEY'S TRANSFORMATION" I Ur lirnlr >.ivrll> EDNA PHILLIPS CO., LEW HAWKINS, Tria Ch**t«rf|c|d of «l>iHf»l«y. "A Xl«« In f.Vntral r«rk." THE GRASSVS WELCH, MEALY AND Eu rop.an My.t.c Mu.fc-i.r,. MONTKOSE m m.. -ruy MORROW-SCHELL "Th«'Aci'ii M «itai.r ERG ll|>«a> In CARTER BLUFORD "ii.ppy. Minion." Orpheum Motion Pictures—Lateit in Motion Photography r-ili.iii.ißui i:\rrr Liming Ml i;.r»ln I'rlrr*— I©*-, XSr, 60*, 7 If Malta*** Unity «i till p. m. Itallf Ha•!»•*•, Mr. Moore Theatre J^rj.c^ T Back Again, Bigger and Better Than Ever IIM. »l I II -nilllM. TOMOIIItOW 11. II I l'«|iol«r t'llrrij MallHrr* 11...r«.|.r aad laluraaf //»rt| rwi. "The Time the Place and the Girl" With John E. Young km* a («"ii«i ml Ftttr *M*ai —now Prlc* Hra.ir Rratlvra— MMh ".in. _ 13 UK. Nls! in, to II n>. M*lln*«*. tie to II M COMING Rf '"fi||' N»»»»k»» I, *»»»k *l__^a^aß^^aw^P jL_^Ba THE GREATEST DRAMATIC 'Jltf^Jal SUCCESS IN 20 fj| —J 9 1 SW~BH YEARS bSb^bIbSSE^B£H THE GRAND JUHN THE GRAND Week Beginning With Matinee Tomorrow, Other Matinees Wednesday and Saturday it. ii. Illt/ll Ilil'lM. I 111 I'lll-I I(K MiNKIIIO MR. JAMES J. CORBETT la tb* SutTTinful Comedy 1b Three Acta '•PACING THE MUSIC" Supported li>- Company of I'nuaual Kit'll'Mi. Inclu-llne r.l,i:»\on HiiMIII. tDIMII IIIMHIII H«t.l i'"li) Matin**, i- and (ec N*»t Wrrk jj,,. r Ad#'« -Ji m OUT or oi,!.r. rimy I.lk* Tfcl* our. »».1 Ik* Italy rkaar* iii In II at r»puiar Prim TfcU »*W at Ik* tula Ibrßlrr. i A ■T"^ H*allU'» I>i>nl»r VaotlrrtlU Tkratra. W*n». H /m LvP loc. S*o. Hoi tfita. la,- |-.r /—m re '«s »i> d*r. k^ 9 mH m f»».%ll.ll«\x SAM HOOD, JOS. R. KELTEF CO., •Th« M«n Prom Kentucky. 1* In "A Hum! Siubtlltut*.** LA SELLE TRIO, THE PELOTS, World* Mud Darin* Acrobat*. Nov*ltr Jurgler*. EDDIE ROESCH MOTION PICTURES, The I', pular itall«.li«t. Dlract I'lon. Kmnre Pantagcs Theatre ■UNEQUALLED VAUDEVILLE" J WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY MATINEE, OCT. 25 Austin Bros.. nia »"VKIT> rnATViin Lillian Wright ■■I I ri and thrf Gor' -=j-= r-7- IViLLL. don B°ys. DcßSue. &u FREGOLIA Comedy Uymna.ti. 1 IVJLiVJ \JLtI jML iUvolvtltK I*ul«. Orim Satchel. Lightning Change Arti.ta Urim aatChel, Elwcll _Sh« Chan K f« Her »>ack V*co Oom« CJown. QuluUUI« uf the i;u Eant«rn rules, THE GREAT EXPRESS ROBBERY" The nml vivid unrt plcturpaU> among th« Ibrlllai-a of th« miiKi' todny, r»f|iililni( itio full atr»n»tli of THIS TIIIKP AVKNVtIJ Tlli:ati;i: COUI'ANt. •UKinvtilae orl new special mi'iiery, Yrt no KAVANAOH CO.. Inc., Nilna Operctora. 704-5 674 JOHNSTON LJLDG. a

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4 THE SEATTLE STAR '.BY STAR PUBLISH INO CO. ITOiM3O»' Seventh AM; ___ IVIRV AFTKANOON «UNDAV. __ F*|-iaP»!VlaFatltnn li«a not ■(•In I" your nama la take* (rain ti>» IUI A «n«na« •■I mi i«f »»T-W"«U«r" iiiTl* u'elthk «ns- •r*niua. lha f««»ir lo r»U up .11 main •(n««w k 1....1 Main U»«; Ib.« «tt, b«»».M »»i> 111 •'•l«rk. rnn* «i "111 .'^l't lit onto It )»v (tm«k \-».i mIM It. in tliia wtr ran t>* .-.iinia at ■m. i oar 1..1..,,-.. iwU.i an.i 11 u»i« CANDIDATE WILLIAMS The shricvality, campaign -in Kni; 1 county has narrowcil down to one issue—that of fccilinjj the prisoners .i* cost, ami by his pi) to the inquiry of th« Civic-Union "Jack" Williams has rendered himself superfluous a* .1 candidate. His,answer to the direct question ii he would be content with hi* salary of $2,400 a year, and return to the county all money "nut actually expended fyr the board of ill. prisoners, is nothing more or le*» The question put by the Civic Union was straightforward and direct. It admitted of no heating about the bush, but re quired a "yes" or .1 "no" in reply. The reply of Hob I!odfjc was an emphatic "ye», M while that of Williams was an insult to the intelligence of the members of the Civic Union and to thy illy, Mr. Williams virtually says in his letter that he will take whatever money the county'commissioner* may give him t»> feed the prisoners, and whatever he can save out of this lie will keep. To have said this without any equivocation would en title him to In respect of the public, if nut their confidence. A man who is above board is admired, even if his stand U not approved. It a clear that Mr. Williams hat no intention of feeding the county prisoners at cost. If he had, he^ would not The taxpayers of King county will no longer tolerate the graft." That much is certain. To take 40 cent* a day from the county to feed a prisoner and then give him 10 cents' worth of food, comes pretty close to that form of human activity commonly designated as petty larceny. If the salary $200 a month is not enough for Mr Williams' time, certain ly he is too high-priced a nan for the citizens of King county to employ. His earning power may be more than this, and from his financial success in life it appears that it is, but the qualifications of the office of sheriff are not &o rarely distrib uted that King county can allot to pay a double salary fur Mr. Williams' services. Mr."Williams has told the voters: "If you want my serv ices, you will have to pay me the regular -a!.uy and all i can make on the side." Does King county want him? Hour a&ybiHiy with iiit ctslm to bring Ki-ntlfiiian CMI *plt on the floor of a Btrr^t ear mil ntutrotantUng. *>spfcUUy as sot OM K^nt!. ni«n passenger In ft hr, -.!r.H| ha* been able to MM the floor one- a w«ek far t»u year*. —__—__——. "Dad"* Uu«»^!I ta.vi that the can of paint found by tho InvrcttKa tins commit! befurn him got off cheaply, whether you look at It from a sp#ctaeMtai or rrtrtbutive standpoint If alt th» "»lr f presidents" appointed by Chairman Turban* *itp port the republican eos)*grma prlnerasea through th*> »irr«-t, demanding war and aeetirateljr noting what the i>rtnrxl mtcht tsk* a *chaac« un the hero's picture un th« medals and leave bia own to the Imagination of posterity. We would set value received for th" world cru!s« of the fieri If Admiral Bperry would- find out from the Mikado whether It la Tokyo" or "Toklo." In spite of the bHh| decision against him, Herman Blll»k ha* •Mty reason to expect that h« will die of senility and the aliments Incident to old age.' Tarl Indlimantly denies his paternity of the Injunction and show* birth certifltale 400 years old, a* proof that'he wasn't i-vpu thfre at the tIOM. Th«» adranro notices of Bch at th* armory last night were Inaccurate, to say tbe li-«*t. jkgW^^s^M>^jjM!BSb^K!la^BHl^tf@^MMltt*Mß^B^B^b»ars to hnve ««-v»ral patches on It If th« pr-o\Ae are to rule, whom, may ask will th.- role? JUDGING BY THE SYMPTOMS I n >y DoHk r!'*iit: What* v.i« know by MM And bow «hal! h« do work? How thai I h»t-n rjitf. For in»unr«v what raa h» t-,.'" kfif* a brk uf art—that b. ith->ttM lmpr»«« hi. writlac, mwtf roßimrrrial l»«f. «tii.!v «r«"iM»u. an.! hr«rn thrl.--.l ]rarn«4 la «JJ ■Inxto eoliimM of rtrnr.n «]ih wuadorfu) ipp* ifflm at onr# In a mhort tltno Itla anterior ke"Wl» *j» limkr 1 «B(Ml mailDi man. That wai marun y t -rm *t Today b« la Ron of Ibn fommnat «r conntanta In the f»>un">. with aa Incotut of not li>>-» a jear. And how ban h« «un«r.! It all? Iff M mad* bl* 4rw4*prf m work of art Ho Tun t- sic.!. .1 i>inr Httl* detail aa a matter de manding aixvlal li Mr w-i-i itrtnir thin id* 1* of 'ranafnrmlnc dnuSccrr a work nf art. Imf It ta trn« aed 1»»*■•!;■») Loam to Riakff tt.r bnmblMt ta«k a work of art. To wrap k* parc»l mil a bumbl* task. M m«» i>» work of ait. a 1.4 be who dona II an a work of art will do it rapidly and accurately.. Also h* 111 find bl» work tntttrmttlnn Instead of t-omstonpUrf*, md hlmvif at the md nf th« day, fre* -mi fatliru* and di>t>rmHi]uo. !i«*M«'!i wblcti. ha wnn't taMg at tho parrel counter. Ha wttt ko up aa aurrly aa m bubMrrit^n to the top of the water. ll* haa found in* -rr.i of worktn* rflklcncj"—tntriMt and j..y In bla work. THE UNFATHOMABLENCM Or WOMAN'S EMOTIONS i K>] oi grlpf I HELPFUL HOUSEHOLD HINTS Compiled by On* Who Ought to Know Better. It tt»«r« are «i">f« on your wall paper, so over thnm with carpet Kwovpcr. HplrlU of turp«ntln«i will l sift for your lin-.h lid I'm lamp blitrk on Him lilt!.' uno'a j.itti.m and li-t It li'ihv on 1,1: Hill bosom. Persona using much ollvn oil will find It oconotnlral to knop an olive. It your tnmpcr la nil 7 rufflad, you boil Id got •■vrn vseapt In Iwmta. Hhr aildvd; A'on 1.. Iwa only »|a>. Un« day In ttiat »l i«t'l>. i 1... ll»li> i,. I!,. urercrowd«4 eon .llllnii of nur fiilumtin, a ihiihlmt of hlriha and dtNitha hay« t».-.-u us avoidably pusttxtued thla w«t;k.~- Daobury N«wa. IIMI A Worthy Desire. An nmlillUMn youax Chlrascian n-fitiilv rallod nii'in a |>abllal of uorrla In that city, to whom h« tin partvd confldenllatly I lie leforma (lna that hr had 1.1.m) to "write 1i.8.k." and that lit- mild l». iiwil to afford tha iltakci th» I h.lli. In 1.111.ji It OUt. "May I vriitiu« to ioqulr* a* to lha Hat-in- of Hi" tionk you piti{>o)M> to writer' waked tin' publlnbor, v«ry potitctf, "Oh." ram* In an offhand way frum ill- .i WILLIE THE WONDER Wf IkLIK. likes nuiriiiouafobcL. I So heiried. some comb-'eaaecl ye&*ffl;| FindinQ' iK^i Ji it^sted. oood I He Indulged in putt© extee^st. I 1 Mow our- Willie3 Jbeing "f/^3 o. child w hos i>e«fi yyeJ I r2k.»&ecl. I CERTAINLY A "NEGLECTED SPOT" V FRED SCMAErtR Tli" Amortran »h>> (miring Knel.uuJ found himself In nn oli •t-ur. vHlaa« without hi* cm book. Dut he (all cnnndr whlrh It ««i ini'.nn- I Atx>ut th« fli-t (if »r'>inla> inn a* n (•••iii> «f infoi nviti.'ii "Wtmt ii- 1 |Hilnt* uf Intoroat abnut tliU vllltt(i?" Is-' n»k" I "I 1...1 ■•■•..ii.- of any. cur," lha gaffer rotilli*il. "Hur*l> Hit" n"t»t ••ii" of Him I'l-i' t ,i!i'i.- Jiillua tin-war i. li.-.l •onio ri'llcii?" "I nln't hoartxi on It, tiir." I 11 i tln-'a whero Wllllnm th» t'i>nuu«ror to hnv«> hln I-.iiilk pr. t I-- Itu- liattlu u( IlllHtltlBB?' "Nn. *ur." "Funny loonlltr, thla, fur V.ng tin I Arp >'iui iimn ttlla Un't IM |T*i Itll'l Hi.- IM nii:lK- in l-i i .iiiliml by 17 majority hi Dim il.m Nil « w.iit on, i!i«i If rm have not III* >1I«> !i''ir tiinliy fur morx n|.j.i.i(n>.t, but tho ii.it.> waa Hvi-i !h' man Maid. "We ar« wt'll tin Id v«:irH, unit II I* i It-iir that M haven't much loiiKer to llm Would v ml earn tn (ittrrhaw nur l»»!I«-« fur yi>ur rtluw 11iik nxtni?" The dean hfiltati'd. "It t* an, xiii |im|«mliliiii," 11*» iimff«-i'-," «ald tho •iixii.'-tiiinii. tn an f.u;»T vuln*. "Well," aaiil tim doait, isilsht arn»iK« It. What \nll' mirk. Him■•• many dread in (my for bread Whoa can (>ajr fur booto lv A baker linn BO lark Trying to iu«k« quod. f 1 h« I

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I TRUNKS I Wo make them. Set mto 0 IIKUNKS U We m.in« them. See us to I save money, Kutter Hartzell H 2107 Pint Ay». MR. SKYGACK, FROM MAR* H. Vlalta tha Earth a Special Cor^tTpendtnt and M.v Obttrvatlona In Hit Not., M Wlf««til HT^fE'SStD' V M I. ARNI. "Bm d.iv.-i asked tin- old watchman ai big No. M potmded aver the rueahwork of rail* In (he main yard. "Thai* Dan M»ho:i,: the satin man Utat ever pulhxl a tliron!" In lh««'j« stroked hi* whisker* contempla- j ii»»-!y as though be formu lailnK mm]uiiii hf'il i.i-vi-i jump as long aa tb*T«'« a Li. .I'hi'iß aoul rldla' with him." "I*n"t that osvleaa brarcrjr?" rn-'l th« «!:i'..',o r. ■"Mtt)!>«. but that r">« back to another ctory about Dan'a brother. Dave. They a* twlirn, Dan aud Day* and both PRKino drirrra. What I'm ti !'!;-K foil l:.t;-; if 'I about 10 year* aeo. "Well. I>a*e laid down In a jjlnch. and drtvera on this road ain't cot no n»" for a qulttr, and It] broko Dan all up. Dav had tb" flyer clear to tho Ma* At thai ttnic tb« pmmlnK local laid over at ilubbard far htm. Well, the lo cal iiu'i on time th«« day thin hap pened, and Dare ratight a atmial to ICo ahead, trark rU>ar. A few mllm thla of llrorkton, on a down enrve. l)av« ttgbU ilk local xn4o|C flftx 1011(4 an hour. You can Im agine th* tiliip Vtnda borrora that would cnm« over a man in »iirh a pi'-kl«" W«ll. l)av« )'im|wav« had a birth mark about two inebca lons on Ma ch»t." Th« next day there »a« wreck In which big No. 34 flKuml. The rtaah that brought th« newa to the FREE Consultation W* tall t».i ilia nl i n a «f ,u r Con* today. T»u m, ur no ttawiiMi A.' M. a O. r. mmv, O»"»»i>-.lhlt lin... m ii II KaUbrwtk in i. laUa $17.50 S^S, A New Style Victor Talking Machine Embodying the famous Victor Taper-Arm prlact|lt th« onlr aclentlflr method of oonYtjrtnf lh« to»V from tho «ound box to the horn. Thl» much!"* comp!i>te with lit clghtlneh record*, #31.70. Klthif c«»h or eu«y i>n> tm-tits. Sherman, Clay Co. 1800 2nd Avi. EXCLUSIVE VICTOR DEALERS City aald that both «nsla« m had been killed. "Juat aa I MfO." i 'tnm*trotli*> tn Dave. God pity ihwc In It* e M upou ft purpta birthmark *om« Inches long on tb« dead one's chat

•Tvc ri.-ntTKi It all up." Mid th watchman to th« stranger the art dnv. "'Prars like l%n M with rhpumatlc night I potato him out to yon and a«-i.t wort th»- office that be was too U»* move. Later he showed up, lai said be wonld take hi« run. e*g*tli like thU br.th.-r Mif I whs -aaaili)r this*** 1 ned always." At last (hi dependable AUu k here. Beattio Marine Hupp!; C«. W West Columbia Bt. ,1?? SCHOOL DAY SPECIAL PrkM en Clothing 'or th« Boy«. Regular $3.00 Suits only *1,".O Regular $4.00 Suits only Regular $5.00 Suits only «i.3f CROWN CLOTHING CO, 1121 First Ays. _^^

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\jfwtiip\\\.*)' *H Tr? y^r ■.',n j bTI tHE STAR" h»r«wlth b»gl... th* publication of a l^n remark story. It Is th* tal* of a man for two II y*ars a prl*on*r in Ruaaia. It t*lla th* horrors of fl th* l'"l"" chamber waft. fidelity posslbt* only .-_|? for on* who has ur«tt*r9»f»» it» terrors. >jPi for obvious reasons th* nam* of th* writer Is S^J^k conc*al*d. but h* I* known, and hi* «tor has b*«n \mJß\ lnv«(tlg*t*d by London Express, th* editor of JHSQCVV whioh eonvlnctd that h* ha* told th* truth. y^^HcVj X. 2. I* CsthonUn, a natlv* of th* Baltlo -«ii>y province*, and an educated man. will b* ***n wfijUP from hi* narrative, he arr*st*d a»t*hr mor* t^Mfe^ than two ago. nearly a y*ar aftar th* out v'iSfflL.' break! in th» Baltic orovlnc*.. Her* la th* firat ■*^iV in»Ulim«nt of "to «tory: I "jew l on the fourth tl.» vLwsfcr, IW6, to my father. *™L#, TWH», I* «1» Volnoal Itt the province of !L». Early In th.' nwrnlu*. th, wbtMt chief or ibr ■!L pdke of Rt««. •ccompanled r^Miw* a«4 policemen, cam* to li*** tnm M'rn™T I ■■^L, tie «Ml»ni break ZW mUtMUiEtk they not TVo «J f»«"r* 70 rflrl •T^^M Ukrt toto the car »»4 MM*« hlw to t*n I* t~t. rt- M» fo»' (MMi to mrwl t«* v* «hdr -..^itoair artMt* *hould be EL u.-aJ tfi* Our fa!h(Pr Cl»nrf tiwt ft* "o tH«fw;«a «ltJw*» »P»« In his H* tb«*f cni#ri-tl the ». L. fc ftrir cJ»(hi] lit JjltrtfcMntli w» blwJtof |mr«gM|syolinWt brother. ►i^ beaton about the totttotteitJ** wer»'cloacd al- Epltar iveWaK* *a tntn»'d. 7°!'* root of j tto* po';*J Cff p!«C« hjr EL. i 3 4* broken. I it fIoDT» tort «l». tbf> furDittirr rrsT«t .f in t,,i,i Z^TiT* th* rv"n'-*"^ of N*». ZS^ ;to Ht^rary 2"«**Jn»»i»y, t»«.. Th th« «»»nC Rpcria IDC *6ot*l>SßP'4WtNU| AfiO UNIOn •TftCtT. tih«>U '•:li.(liM\r«| that tl. would bdrn It to Hi, nwund If wp did not i-iniffHit tv> rnvoludonnry uc- Uvlty, \V« had nuthlnit tn confoaa and notklltl had i>.-.mi fuund »a»tti*t Ui. Now-, th. ■1.-,.* w« »i>ni tuki-lt to Mlt»va. In th«t Mltava twllce station I and my two brother* w*r« ki»pt for four day« and ntchta without fm>d. \\V wrro Klv^n no t»nldlns. and had to aWn on th* mid. .lirty flo«if. Thi> Chlnf of IN»||r« il'iiM.-n) Haundor •on bt>at u» rfpeatwily. and .li.iw.i us abuut by ih« hair, and klrkcsl us with urvni U(.|.-ii. \\"o quit* exhatutmt. and covertnl with hard wm(S«*lod !.i,.,,| whew at last on B«pt, (I 2». |90«. w» wor« Iran* Ti>rrwl to the r.utial (irlaon of the Kurland iirovtnrc. Indlgnltlta and Brutal Trtatmant. Hero we wert» ihml rarrfully warchcd iKnln and mibmlttik! to the Tllwt imrtoual indlculty. When 1 ■i««U4 against this U..ii was trr rtbl». Th« warden* knocked "polll tf&U" about a.4 well aa erliuluata. The procureur r»-ritM- t to h«*ar any c«i»p!alnta. (It la the duty of tin. procunmr to visit tho prison for tho purpo»# of rvccirlnit complaints.) In the solitary ceils Intended for one person six or eight were cw>pcd. Thcire was no spare on which to ll« down. The air la tho tvll waa horribly foul, and there waa no wntllaflon. Defer* our win dowa oxoeuthms frequently took I>!ao#. I'rlsonpr* wer» hanerd and ahot. The prison mnuti.i I with crnann and t!;i- lamentation* of the Innocent llinillJ to dt>atlt. The r«-.il rorolutlunUt* aart-ndnd th.- gal lowa with sorks. All this waa in tormlnCiHS with the crack of rifle ahota, and the «lftl*t#r aoands caui«vt us tO shed tuar* «t the thoaght of the loss of so many Innocent ll*e», and to trctabta with the knowlen adratnlstraUon. See Political Prisoner* Shot. Many of the "putlttcals" who sbowwd their rfstlvru*** were i>ot>old R*««m, noil «f Mr. an-1 Mra itorlu 1t..-.',, a talrntad vl a-f i. to h- twld l!l»rrutr W^tanhv n nlin n«al rtHwunK currtiur at o'clock N.iv 1 Bridg* A»Urnoon. Mrs. V. D. MaitUorka •nt«rtaintm Tuaaday nit!« at ItrI• trß»rn'a hall. f Card Evening. Mr. and Urn. J. I: Nicholii *ntxr tjtlnwd thl* wr*k In tMaj of Mr. and I Alra. ••h..r;.« \v. lUrrrtt, Mr*. O*«lon Cntartaln*. r Urn. Jam'!* A. K*rr th* t of K. n.r (It rjr.l fMrty ntvn i Thurwlay at »i— horn* of Mrs. 11. M IVrif ,n. ..ri Xlii iv. N. Knis«»rboei«rty will b« U -r» at Oirl«'»TM.-ii'» hall Krl J.iy eveahts by t!..• KnlckcrlKK'icrr c !>ii. At the t»one». A *p*ctal )ir k->> -l^niern dinner will be it>vii H aiir.iiv •v«nln« at th* L*on«i«. HIS ftorrn ay. A number of dlnnsr par- am i t»- aclvan by tin- gueata to ouuid« i frltmd*. Bh*«t and Pillow Cat* Oansa. Mr. Imii. manager "f th* Wash* Inist'in Ami- iK.tol. will glv* a ah«#t and i>\Uovr silp .n- Raturitay or at l.*Jl »m*Hlog porridge. »,;o atigar or tea. They wem boatrn and ti■.>:.-.) her* la i-tan! th* aaui» ruinner ,a« In th« iniiart prli.u! Th« da? [after our arrlral »»r.- takrn to th* pUma ..ffit-f.. and told tbat w« to v. >i«iifi>-.| Into tb« handi of th* Riga tKTvt p«llc«. The t of tb« oaUbUahmcnt. Anton, •ho ».«i pr.ar. at lb« tint*, addtnl that I- would trar orf our «kln». On K»pf ssto liei w 0 ifarao u»*.r a atroa« ml!i«ta and II- tr friar-..? Mr. Frank C. Erin in rHare» nf tiu w\»nlna"« ratfruirim^ni, ntal arranita« for M>r*ral !!altnuria- tafll«» --h-rliy club, will glv^ a Iwnrfit II «i imrty Saturday at ih« r- -i «l»nc» of Mm It. A. Projf.«.i». Tho««M Prr>cre«»nr» Thought riub will nxmit at K...|«r»tS.,n rluh an Wmtnntlmy mti»rtMnn. P*p»r* will h« r«ad hy Mr«. Clara Itunkl- nn Kwrnivrrir,,. y Wra g^g, P. nu«h «rr» -«y»tlr Masonry.*' Momtay by th* tVIIIIam M Klnlrv cirri*. No, 1... of ihAY, OCT. l\, 190* "MICMAEV ORDERED THE SOLDIERS TO BREAK IN ALL THE DOORS." roy to the hum mm 1.1 |wllm behind. After that I >U n»mov*d and locked up In the cell No. 3. Thla mil waa parked wltb prlaonera. lu.i.j' of 10 p*nwn». the i4>niit..T l« w«« meant to accommodate. It ronUlnrd S3. II «M -leu.. dlrly. and after I pa Hard a ii>« ii» In It no ck>t!ie« warn arm- i ing with vermin, 8om« of the prl. tmrni trl«>d to cheer the rrtt. but in vain. Uany w»rf prontratv with deapalr; Mhvra ir>ii:i; ro aaauace Urn tor menu of their mutilated ttodtea. Aa twilight drew near eoiu|>l*te a1I«nc« gradually took po*u>aahiin of (he ••"I! all rj*» w»ri» fUrd u;kju tho lixtr, and heart* t-v.,t with i>alnful s uii.'i.r ■wHlitog the aiitamotM o the t«-it -ii chamber. (To b« ttJistlnucii Dr. Ttw>». Kane, i b| thn untvKJiy. S«««'i. O»pt.', OAR l- n r, I»,,»k) I. r« of thn Amerlran Revolution. «ll| m*«t wtth Mil A. lum •il nt th# Hf.rr r.r-v.i,.. |0«| |i Thtrnuu mt.i at «V|i»cfc M»nn. A H»p*r w»U l>o r«*d l»y Mi.» John* on "Arm •ud of Waahlnaie*" C«"d Party. Tlw» Kn'jM" ft»4 l^lll»» ft iVi-ut will ..if.) («ny nest Tlnir*.: rv.ni-,, tiro tt*rtln««il»y with Mr. J. o, U «a. hi hlmi.Mir f-: I-lll.nom Club. The !::iii..|. club will Hire 11.1 --low»efi party In Ih* .i ,i hall "ii Matnrdajr r\l iir and Mra. II P. White, of ail rjay .t marrf«Kl at nsxm T.hurxiiiy, «j thn ri. man. All. r M-Do"- Mr. J«ni'. William Alley and Mr». Hlella 11. ffc.n«M w*r« mnrrl. >,n rurMtay «v#ntn« at ii,.. man,, f the Hr»l rr-Lii^rii,, chtinli U» th« n«r. M. A. Matthew*. D. O. P'.ff.r-Vad.l. Tii."»dny *venlji(t, .1 11.. Ra^ r^ ll«wrt church, Mi.» Victoria V«,|..| waa niarriwl t« Mr. Ku«en« Pfrffor. McKml.y Cir«l«. Mlm t:i»lo HtnlflflK «t»» m»M of J ..J'JlH»l.i'»l''l m, i mi. i i|. a rmr.xt mm run* jj I'r* (M l»* hl j IMIIM r»« t» IV cur. Illi —.l II 1..,,,, if ,n r lu«.r»t«4 I (Ir* II fr.- «i- and .Mr, twooa alia ID* IHM «1 *r f.,r 11. II »l I Ml. till «..«1 A«. Wa 1 Mi Mi. M B Mr. tin Mra. ITrfrnr will lm '""|l"« toolt^ hum ay. up re linn from uri.iui trip. MaiHonald Mr. A, I Hi Hull.-. M..IH

in..IH I i PERSONAL .Mr. Kr..,| vv, llurlbut mul rumlly liavn Inken «.|,;n i,,., ,11 -Tim I^oiiib fup lh«> I mi.i Attmiral iimt Mm. Thompaon are llviii* at Th« Hiil)|nmm plmx ro turititif from thnr -v honm. Mil >ml kirn. I'Mwuiil 11. y. i,.if. i h.i\* 111,, ii j|i,«. iin. ni Hi Din Uual limn. 14 1 I.id uv. Mr; .Hi.l Mm t'yrua l>row left (IllH wwk 1 f»ir Ui.-Ji-fmuj,. hoiii» In Wallu Wiilla.; HrklKdward Mn«».u dan n* her (tic-t Mm. Mil. h of North Yuklnm. MrMj snd Mm. Thou. P. 1 tin. kUr wilt ll»n at Tim LOOM iluiinw Hi. wlnf*rv. Mm 1' Ntn«[M, in.nr •.(•.•in in nllriimla. fapUUn Ali.in Ulrhvc*. of i' h H. *M. J-otiln, an.l family tuv« tuk«n .i|..ii|iii. I,!-, vi Thß I^»iti'# hotnl. Mr. unU Mm J li. .\i,i,,,i, a |iilr«. Mary 4. Taylor nf W. nut. i« th» gu«Mt ut her »Uter. Mr». 11. W, Ktllauci. N. I*. IM»!■!*■ *»r« KOIITII YAKIMA. »»f» I»~TI.« Northern I'm in,- ha* .Uv It. -I li« i \%r» l>*iwrn l*a»«-o an4 r.H>.,«' n, .Ml.mi, if a train ti|w>nl«li. Th* n«w official r*ll*v*a III* North V*klin« ..(fi.«. nthlrh r.,i..,'iii hanJlna all Kalns on i .lUUIoo. —__ ».ll»r I mulu »alrl4r. nAKr.A.\n. c»i, o«i. t%. Th» i.i. I of a man aui>|«>**M| irinii"! from tlia North, wan r.mn.l In v.«• «r...ii.-l. f lh« »*arrplo«lnn of a bl*«t *ho railroad i-nn*trnrtlon work of tn* Houfittrn I'arlfln at a ramn, thr** mil** ««u(h of NacetaTl, M-« --lea, two mm w»r* hlllml »..,l «•!«;'.I in; ii-.i ftitir probably fatally. rrraral ii»l OmUI H--n.*»lnt*n.l*M llc«'h with a' ativtttlnn of our t'T'.rvm; tbetm men of |..;ri>iK«> ran nuki your mat 1.1« mot* eiact. H'l'«!»«it (Art of yonr iMMi that cornea throuch thla hank, la carefully ln«|»et#>«l Thin la aafesuard for yna; tbe thaiH-M of error are lea- MaY -J Vimr baatnaaa aucceaa la r» fleeted on !h« wetfant of ih« bank. Oar uffir»r» am lnt«r> rated la the bank a cmlotmn V, invlif you to heroin* ose of our number of amtla fii-d eostomnra, and-*w« ae«b the. opportunity to aiplaln our F'-r\if i.niK Ouf t.'iili.'tm to Han Kihik Imch whm plan iib(l Iw'forf tho Ban Franrtaro flr« In num iiii.i that It Ir 111. Intention of iti«i coiunaiiy to |>lac« Its western h.t.!.!.(« Miii-iy in Ma hand*. Tim yoiuiK mint I", but 23 :hh oM Ha ant! his wife am llvlnx ■I tit- Bt, It«Kl« in New York. M. Hobrrt U on.- of two K.1|,5 of Daniel OiiKßoiihc-lm. Ilia I.Hill Harry Frank, U itutlytnir xniflllnK In Mn la f. Hprliifcr, who Ir. n i ,1 with ip.- i-;,n,,..!!.» County Vi.1.••».•, v^i.ii'i "I at tlila |i!m. r a* tiunlnrft* inauac*r, lia* ••vi>r»d |,v im.. i t..i, and ha« l.ruuaht tha Cawallla Clatrlt* at fuwallla. or*., and will tak I*.-**. K1.1..1. .k.,.u'iiti,rr 1, i....rf Jury I MOUTH iii.Ni> With., Oct. I« .»n.»..i lrr*Kulailtloa In lh« books "t In. in- county has let Hi* |.i. --rullna? attnrn*y In ask far a fraixl Jury InvtatlKatlon. In.i.ma l*l*a»»r llt-a.l TAfOMA, Uf the cocoa bran. It is made with paifMtftking rare and after 50 years of manufai ttnc staiuls to-ilay a perfect product 30 cups of a delicious drink 25c POWER RESTS WITH CITY COUNCILS (By United Pre.. i OI.VMI'IA. Oct. 24.—That a rlly roiiru II i. Him aselualvi iiowor ti| rcKiiliiiP, restrain. II li.i- now what la not far r>'iiiov»il from local option law WliPthcr Ihcrp nlmll l.i. anloona or I not In a city I* p, ,i,,,,[ j| |p city council anil th« cuunrllmsn ar nlcrtrd by thfl |M>O(>lff, Tha opinion la In ilia rann of th.. stat« of Waahlricton n-1., rlly of r.i».iiiui. ai,. |i«titioni-m, plain* llf fa, vs. superior court of l-i. i... county, respondent. l'»>>f-» B .r In. r...» *b«*iaj, HT. VAVU ay li.-i.., ih* tvn-cetit c«rd- i tiusrila lull] for lli« 1., m.iii vi the Kt. I.uk. and Kt. Joseph's GOLD DUST goes after dirt with a "big stick" and does all cleaning quicker and more thoroughly than soap or any other cleanser GOLD DUST is more than soap—does more than soap. Soap merely cleans, GOLD DUST gets under the surface, kills every germ, washes out every impurity and sterilizes everything it touches. It is a sanitary cleanser that saves the housewife the toil of rubbing" and scrubbing. Other cleansers *3 a*«v make you show what *d^* JEST you're made of. l^B 4^ll*/^ GOLD DUST shows JW-Pr^~ i what it's made of. 7] GOLD DUSTmakes r^?^. its own cleansing suds. V^V f/f^^" It does the hard part of c K^^ the work; you merely m* W*WH assist it xB •IM Of VOID WTTT Tm*» 4* ,11 mr Made by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY Makers of FAIRY SOAP, the oval cake. _^||3BbHWßL>>^\ t'"(> ''":l1 Question In now an ■f jftWWoJ^'T\/ Import* i oup but 1* «t*«ily |wS»SiCIW*Ven«d dKWw* i^bv!^ hurnlns slowly »ml klvldk out JHjK ZJt/jf price* ko up but order at oucc. A J- W. BULLOCK Vor Rentoo coal. Phonn 87. I MMM HH.M I TO viil I-.. NKYV rOKK 0.1 14,—Afl*r I .v. In* 1 '>!•-,I In N»w V'.-W>l fi.r vi ypura nrnl wlilli 0111 l dmvlHK jo-ir aloii i/ini>i-n of Ilia iiiurl«, ami iiiilmni id'- il«> lal'>n I* rnvnm-il lluiifc will nu li>ic« it BltlMfl of Mi" xtiiiilry Id whlrli,ti« lisa lived fur to v«-.n» llonir I" it ChlnutitHii, mid uii'l'-r ii»/*'fii if in ut i.h(»i.-»« i mnnot b* ilti/.nn of 11,. irnltn'l Mtalaii. ELMA BUILDING BOOM (By Unilfrt Prttl.) ICI^fA, Wanli., Or». 24.—Klina I* ii.-il .int.- kicult |.c.k>■■'■« In tb- up l.iill>l!nK f (I r/i'i'l'Tii rlty tli»n nt any Hum nlmn 111•- i.-i.uu .iiny* nnd Mtilistanlliil l>i»om l» now In (irn ti" ri.Mii> ij. v. jtMiriK" Ix-lnif *rwlr*t ».«.-»•-1 rlm In Him MUthWMt. Tim eHllinated cont la (20,000. Th«> Knglcii nr« l.'iiMlMK ii '•'iirihliiulliin hull and ir.i houao, the InliiT to hay A m-atlnx c«[>arlly of I iii"» 'I i,i- liulldlnic will rnixl rn In »-vory detail «nd will fjwt 117,000, '(•i.,i-|i, Mr latllr you In ln«|.r.i ,,r llnr» of \r«« Fall ami \^ltifrr Vfmmtt V* nt«k» a|i» of »zr, mi a In-) r»m»..i t.i.(.-l la Irnlll, 11. COHL, Tulior •<l til If.l 6

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Rates for Classified Advertisements Th» Star rannnt «xiaran«** nortiracy or itiumt poiwl blllt) fur error* «f «ny ocrurrtng In I. ;»n!Wlrvl n.U*r Matmrnla, "SITUATIONS WANTED." -Situation* Wanted" x''r. tttemerit* BSc for II word*. llmr*. Additional «.'*ve. So l>*r line. C" "HELP WANTED* AND ALL CLASSIFIED ADS. On* MRI I *»ord~Mtn!.;.um l. •Mount m-timt number line* a* set will t»e counted. He\»n ln.«.rllon* mail* for tt» prlc" t.f «h«n e*«h l» »m';\- AM cap. Itn**. or fmctlon tlirr*r. will if counted line*. TO ADVERTISERS llfU'«tl,.li cannot o« After tl o'clock -u»U>. DALLAnD AOKNCT-F.^ Mullen. J4O» llallard «v. opp. City 11*11, Phone, Mallard MAIN OFKil*-—Weventh M«««n Union »nd fnlvi>r»lty. I'hone*, Main 10.0: Ind. RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

Do not trutt printed tlm* table* In newspapers. For time of departure and arrival of train* telephone King Street Station Information Bureau, Sunaet. Main 2740. Independ- *ent 111. IMRTH Mini i.« limit To tha~wift> of C?. f%. Haiti. \Va>»l,lr- Kmrljjriu-V l.u^|.|t.ll, I". --tobar 11, a daUKhtrr. fwlth—• To ll* wife of II Smith, 1110 (th. Octot>rr IJ. a ,Uu.!,i. r It VIM NUTKU Ool.ta —Anna OoMe tt. October 100 .lr.l ar. North. lUrrla—; *(h Weat. i Milnr. -Win H iuiii**. Octo ber ::«.t. >rti isih. Smith—-Uart Vmlth. About ti, t>c tot>«r IS. In thl«aa« »v SPECIAL NOTICES. «a Tttt tl»>r nrrtra, Ptalii.. s.. It: .1. ODwtwr 91, tar U auac«a af i i*,*'.ii. la Joan ttricmaa or ar4«r, l-*l W. .n I* aila«4 aur aJaearw t*.xr to -«f (rivnd* an,J a#ltfhbAm rturn g ih« UlaMa an.l Ocaib af our Maul wir» aa4 daaskiar. IDA M wi(.i-lc*ll*«. nil. r*i*«9 rant, «i.i tattriafa l>«llp:«r liat W.a;;»iia —:i ay* CtNTrtAI. •J.l-ll Hike* It. mm He,-, sra4* warn la Ika ahorlaai apata af lima Tit tMr-l a» »*t*a«« Cbarrv »»a CMamtU ala m.r Catural Ui.U Ulll. a K f,™>l ai lunrlni aal trliala l.aair.a CmLv K4|, *a 4 ami Jam**, M. —tf I am Ika man Ita—w tnatiiai la all fit lnt.k.i rakWr lraalhar a«rl»nia« 4aata Han.tiii lam Car|Malat. T*>* nnitßi at |h* Wuniutm ptal* Doard of Ktamtnua m«*i in ka««. NoTsrebar It. :t #t OUR si-rr*4 ii.ri* Kindar rail tU»t 1111 1,'.. reward. —!lm HELP WANTED—MALE. tiliiil !■«■_ irl««M I MM I» •»1 I*, tar V. X M.rln. CoiriM. l« »ll» bofn or ka*a llrM M »»»««»»«l»» Ik. •wilt. O««d p.,. Cl«fcl»,, ratloß.. »»dlr tralla. rrarnfa. low*>sl prt?*a; tffm «am. Elaa Catalscu*. twpi. ill. ltnt«r Art tufll... Chlcaaa. 111. SITUATION WANTED—MALE. e«i'r>-r r..i ranrauera mr.:> I Ad dr«M J*. PL Box II»S. atatlnc a»»r» kind •f •n!i>'iiin( »..-i k.i. d«na. Olva dr«» and talaphona aumbar. HELP WANTED FEMALE. 'I. i -i -i.. i.|_ L -.1 i--_.n v' -W.T..'. CAXVAHUKV.H T M. A IIKN-tcnT. "•HIM- Tour «.r in aolltlt lor Thaatrlral M- t«n."it Applr Monday II I. I^tarlei. |m >v ill jran-Conaidln. Hid,, Madlau. ,o. Wanted—Chorotafa di^p.ra Hut.«ii~« room* I7T Klll/i>urn* mll.t bul r.o fcaih; alt oar llnaa. i-i.,., North III*, or call. —JJpo Tat Hani—K.rboni rbll.-ca III* M.y. ami] ar Knrih. Uaniiy la car s»-aaa •room houf», aI ii« dMan »n lllh ay. H. tl» —JJ-»I« •"Iva-room muilern houi*. furiiLh.,). jui Ht«na Ara if HOUBEKEEPINQ ROOMSk ,rT/ n.nl Four io«.m* h.-i .-i:,, B kllfhtn. wun tiumaal. btlK *nU «t», »dj.,[|,iui aiUttol. t(«l })|h AY. M. Rent That Vacant Room FOR RENT—ROOMS. jflS3| PSnBO w'^tauaaWa»iiln« nMiitia I a.i-t si- ..i.i aulia*; alan ro«m aauf-ro«!in flat an»um 1 4 1....-H. iijm. mil urn, all miHtarn t.'atl lttt*a Wttura. Tkm r»«w tuinlah.aJ rial 41a itf. r»n»a «i —till BOARD AND ROOM. |ii«( (Uii bwanl a»4 room. ptKrala. IT mi.l >ii- balk and .r,,i,u llfkla ttlf Uih Would Main -II I 1" i1«r.,l |..»aiJ an4 |Ihh>i raama lilt I* a».l I l« I tl,"aa from WatHtlaad ln» tar lit* l.» a n.M.i.h. »UJ fhnti. Whlia tl* WANTEO TO BUV~FURNITUrT. T« «t--»*n«a .i» |.arlt,i..ii Vv buy l! 10-lßf ID-.f.iir But jraiiir furailaia U Ihl* .*-|.,..r.,,i a rtaal Tkt Oicia Itar.kl.i C» Xl t»«»*rli»a«.l j Valdai ur M ii« mi M M nil fun SALE—WOOD AND COAL W. i... r o r I r.VCN *HM rmi, miour IN TIIM M»Kki T I uMatti.B a run. t..t>l It I In i. 1 Dual *m»4 nirK fir 1 I —laf I.' It |.rr l.aJ. all klnJ» «t lad A MM ''■••I all klada j.n..cl la all |-aii« af nir at raaaoaabla \v «i-i« fhonaa till *-*f All k!».|. or sand unit ~»4 |i >l v" Iu> r tir**n »4 Ik ...if.i«:>t. aimplr «a»t k**n i!" II in* I* ll** ••h. lit a*' mttlMH AHMITAOB arxn I n* Ur*«tt VI.

To Exchange VRATTLK LOT* ArRKAOC Nl »ll iiCIXKVVM. I* twar in-if.«n..n f«"'t ln> n«>«.i. mill r r nil ii't"'i j ;i« pbjsnt i:m». lb*M Ird «tii H 111* ''ii« tv->o Imum. H i»*.t»«t v..ii.«-. iMtAM* of 111 if riiivn I HMtTil 111, —I3SI nti".,M,.-n -It FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. iurx_*~»-J''^J»^Lji~- ~-i~i-i~_i»- jry t. i u iri ifi..ir"ii.in li-ii"iL.i ~l «A*II AND DOOfl nA!!'IA|-.!» r of ««. »i'h i-r'.» *nd ii.«. >i-.ii ,t> of each, and n, l« int ii.m-.ii for »'.i a*. f4o% Hi i-« ror Hal« —Twi h«ra»a. wnlihl l.llrD. h«n,n«. |4;s. rtioua IJallard lt» ,1 i.l ««lnjr»-r ••wlnic rnarhln«. romflol* IQ*« Mi. v -,i »i. i. .v. t nlnn car. .1 ii.i KKWIM'I MACIIINRX _ All kin*. Afvnt t: r.«. i T. Until, 1111 rirat Mala Ind SITI. A good row Ilia ]UI Art w Hallard. ~11-ae IS 00 ll«t». Kavanifh. Ill* rir.t —If FOR SALE—HORSES. Tha Manl7 tloariilnt and Rala RtaMat t!t»rs«a l.ii-'l f- r all t ;i;.■.- hf (tay «r w«rh ll«l nviim, Phona Mala mi: Ind IHt, All str ACToiTir"' ii-nitliT Traalmantt i'.iaic«» lilt Wtfvuftd l»a nil lit foaifalna in wnra»t#amatt waUhaa (■■l d'.aii."nla at 1 n.V"i l««.ir« C». i«i In.l air. i»u( dor* IVa M.-. U>a an, irtm halt. fuel hi.il ran.aka |'l -im.a lit l«> p(.» D.I 1114 a Mala Hit —1« ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ■■•ilk Kailf (Cha* Waalar ■nilth, rr«4«rlf« W III! Awatma »a»a Baildlm ARCHITECTS. |aa t»Milt. cottaft a»« l>un (■law tie V W U..|ti.'l iI.MH-l til l-i'.l H CLAIRVOYANTS. .'IH Ik* "'l'l'.l |>«luil» 1....1. 1 .1 11.. l-a.l.xitt 'I "'"I «r,..i r....:Kh A» l«rlora oj^n Imm It a m ml t> m *»a i» i»t.»«i.u»!ii«ii>i «ullK un r«n(l«l«*r«, |i>"a «4 »i »i.» or* nr I■• 11. faii.t..-. ll«a la i..»r»nl«»'l J II 11,,-l»«* Ma.4. it.« .ia!i» l.'t! TkWBU. n**r v 1 —1» a:» IJ.rMI H lr>l 4iin»« —I* l*«tmlat ai-l (1. If' i :»i t fc.» '-.aa »t, »«ar Il«««t4- -—I* PMOTOOWAPHERr *u|p'PL'sg- (luJl-r C.», 111 !l BANKS TUB C*J.n. n..-i. -..i-..-i_--n iLm -uii.iii'i s'Hiar vi •»rM« ImM Matt h»a U-.a» a Mala »»«i tl»* D£ TIC TIVI SERVICE. C*4r IWMwrtlaa *«»»»r-.W»f»a»ri I^ u»i tisitt AU *«'a Mtia I*4 M?l MAIN OOODS. O*»n *li!i>a(«rtn*ti*a f" (a^i.^vn ani i«(i'h.i lib ftaatlt. t« ti.lf till rU« a**. Ka«t«!» Half *»4 »»...«l l»»»lt«> lit I «l»a MUSICAL. Til* KIXIMSX J^lli-01. OF Ht'-|.- Mil tin a* Fail i.im naa> »r«» t«4altla l**lt*4 la tntaatiiiala all BMtbwl, Hiil.ai) C«r«p*«a Ui'hMl tf. ivl. fullui* 1 Iflalf*. m««!al lijuvill.ll A4olpk l.)«r.» Mala li:i. II •ii —tf V.>«» ir-»i«FB «--.il»,a llnlU. ai.a.l. an>ll4lhl«li ae4 t.i*T,ali« Art, «»~«I>T r**f»a'a4 t*atk«/% la *M*a. mi—. vtotln. ai« MONEY TO LOAN. MUTTON CNCUIT CO Laant aa hoqMkol4 fsraito** rlll r.-v,..!. mrU|« t'irit i.>ffii* na«a dally llt I, ai«> M. n.j.r •n^ Satarlar txalaft. 11l HlMklCf 1.1..:* M*n»r iinvrr] it.iii.-i v .y\% a»d '>''.»i• iij.or ih»t iitn>i aiikintt twrllj; «h»#»«ai tat*-*. »aal»*t j.«»-m»nM r""«r«if rnonKjr i r a"iln« wur i»rm» I r,i TOt.MAN. 11l W.:k« |ii:Mlni Money « a en f ir*-»'-:t- horaa*. Wm lli.xtt li-x.ru lit, N*« Turk 111 If —If ( l.mna. rai«» C.»nfi.t»mi.| 9 A NllrlM, HI PaopUa Ua»k Hld« OCULISTS AND AURIST9 "it I."u>» Kl«-npi(i«r. Bar, »nd Thro.l, ml r:i.l HM« M t. a»; Ind l> llurr, nnrimia ft«tM>paitl i^. -1 i -i ihi>ii^ii\ -if-' ii»>»>r Mmii Optics! Q*m tml fl«er, I*l4 enU( :ad, |;».«S».»«a MM tin -'.'i'! ii i»i«n la*d I »ii>f>i prlcftft I' ""O^BTEOPATHV. It 11-.; i ,il, .I >r1• t »lhr« --l!»n, ium .1"-. UHim*nt* II i>i hi -•.■■.i»t. rxtciir Mutual Ufa PHYSICIANS. Dr. Dallnn (kin itlMtmi its Ar •In 6HOE DEALERS. Th« btit m«n'a anil aho»a at iur lha 1.t«.*.1 i Trannfftr Co i rnnlract of h»»ir work 1,...... i pgatiiila urn Main lit MUUMI Of 111 Ind. iUK STAH SATURDAY, OCT ?4, 1908. An Acre for $25 Cash V Pal... »al Ilk*, II,«l I* wlmt W* will *to you wli*li you want to know tit* larmt. The Price Is $500 Tti* location Juat north of flraan I-ah*. Til* Vl*W I* Hit* Tin- 101 lla rich. Tti. I'll.* la una-half adjoining pPoptftr. Tl opportunity in Th* iinrilmilil It aaf* Ti amuunt o( around I* lln»M«d TfßM»rrv« »"4i Ufi t>t»Ul«n N« I U i; Qrr i'«rk, i.iUt- ,^h« Uvuui *i.j« .m,.,!. «lni« >IIU III" Ml ••tin.l Kr»« automulill»a from 11 n m> Hit 'i h«t.d i» rttara 111 up i'ii'»iMin i«i.i»« ih« Rmllk 11«■!.i.i Tri»»rii«r C*. Itl Hm a*. FARMS AND ACHEAOB.

j H 1 u«ap—roncco «ai.m Itr .i]H'i'r'« vii an m lai* n»» tot t*n I', tf ll'un.l •rr and buma4 *»r hut Mil cmi rooulr tu«.l at U«])«vna. acre** t 'aiMlt*l*B T«rm* le Ball *NAr~roHrriTcu CONTRACT. ii t.b of (Id* t**d al H..1...J. .t 1.1.. Wa.liHia'Oß T-m t«v» c««h »n.] f »-i t..i.r,.. l'i'>- Tb* Ima i«a mat i. In Mai* .-f fgllull n r..l U*4 .1 ll**** CRAKK I'KTTIT I now. >U I.■!„•« t1.,1. Mala (111 I*4 l««. 111.1, II a-•■- in Would You Walk 1,200 Feet f...... }u«t *f (h* fHr Umtlii *1 fiir ttfixl ***a«*f*l*Mlft. •■4l ftrh»M Vtft'm l««m, >*i t? ihit*g f f .-#i»if. 1 fr»« walwr I* j i v Tl>« fr**tlb f lit* ■■*1 1. I »j'#« 1 li 1* *f if:* *rf»*«* A«r tt•*« -4 WBlkl if i «fan ««t» l«

r.:*. r.. 11 a ill Free Trip to California »X« rot? ftotxn to -*HIA TO »"'.li A IIMMI AM- IM.I IXjs t fen? «d «k«a» G«(r MM r*laa*N runj i«r«t> t »st> CO, l.'i IllalM —1» II

Wage Earners* W* inn a* i» *«*fiw*l\)»* I* *nui in takima »«H»». »n i!iT>«:t)it ftf lit! j-»tH.i» la I •Uk-.t all) (ll« t*« n Mt. la ii r««» «k*o *.f.fr j ia>*tvrf* lß r.«ivi' Aloha Il»4f -II

Invot tuvw a*viMij» in i.aMi l?»iiu cf Hi. Ma |>alh «««n ltd BO «!>>«ll II I'liWiMi i^-.Mii. mil.. 1»..m »i--»«k« o« Ik* Upakaiw Kali* Norik r». ■o».r«-'..r« with IH.|l>> •a>*l mr-it -ii Ik* W*l. rtsaul* 1.)..1 Ik* i«lll.«t> i'«t» •(■r.r a»4 car* tar lh»nt l«ar fr#« ttf Itm cam r?r|i»»» r»»r *«d al Ib* *n4 *f ur |««r« a |.rnj.«fl» t .»lf.. al irtvv r»* p*t a?** i«*i«»ia>*. ifcs. IMiml f*r Hi«rftt«ir#,' tl t fan. Ofsal tit iwii.u luak l>' Krailla II.U4V— Half m.k. I arraa i...,n1-.i land, hi, It r.> r)4a old I!.-.-., car ttnm. ni« --rir« walar and toll. •••mi-, errkard. II i.i.-i»t tmtitailatt. lmi>l» raania and all s fur |l,ttt, i «.i raah •ltd MM jot anaa, alxnt It ander cuiitvation. aratarfr«nt. ■in r t«t f..i of tlmbar aad raßfrart ta -1 of tl",' -f al II i»i M I a tai r« orchard, all and |i>|ii>n«iii gn at lit half e**h. halanra aa«y t.mit Vfi.rr, •ciiorrrßß co. It t. ttl Tkltd —tl al Chlrkana, afgt and gardan uroducta hrtag >urh /I i-u- In .>n- thai •»rr man aim a faw dollar) can ion ■PI.IT nni.T A i...l nf tpllltttig wood rtghltd What you I for ran now ha •t.Ht by my method aaatty aa clear tlmt*r Hnllt lha knotty si»rea In rmif Liel and Mve a month c oood bill Heitit today for my book- I I'l and tea I. aaallt It la dona Ad dreu '.V I Harmon. I r. W*ah —It en rrilCAl' ArHHAtIR IKIVR In hard tlm*e la the time to make aa aaey Hiring: fruit*, berrlaa and chtckene; cloea in only lilt; i.ih.. 11l dove, lit par month Atao have I pUcee far free j rent to partita who will laka car* of plare H.e Mr ttateman at Parlflo City, on Taroma l"t •rurl in. or Hitlman'a Valeemcn In Tlmet blurk today. —if 1 'h** hi- *ti rimli, houea, Inrie filera land. I freah cowe. 3tt taping I arga flald poiatoaa. horea. int.i her new. all fur Jilt. term. |tt .1. lit bar month. at«e Mr. Tut, or roetniaater, at i'aclfla "Iv on Taouma lalerurban aitreat car cornea mon —If OOUNTnV HOM« II *"ifi fmir-ronm -.u.^- arid 1 ene-half of flna Un>l, eniAll in rnent down, balanra lit par monlh, rloaa In rar gnd graded arhool, 1 10 tntnutaa' ride I.- i,..r i. .n.ui U. 11. Nloholt. l» I'nton Dlmk, —If I TWO AND ONK-IIAI.P AI'IH^J 1 Near PauntUroy Tark; ti.Huf, May terma; grand view and plenty .fMini ruNTt'ur nuAi.TT co, lell AI..H-. Illdg. ill an-1. Office, Mnlh and California'^v. KIVK-ACttß TIIAf*T« llf« Oood coll; wall i..,i jxiWN.i II A Wi:i-K Herbert H l!nl *f ll.llavu*. i.k. \\*.lilniltn I.iii.i la lull, ihm: HBTTIT A HON. •Ii I'slman nil/ ihitt rAItK BE'-OXD AUDtTiUM, Wa sill h«l» )H .1.114 Ti.i. I. a* f«aa- 4* It. If You Die Kit 'i ftii l»i I* i■•i.i w* fi»« Th.» .i«i i>«>. ia i^r »a* c»al ocn Ml TKI Ann imii I.vi,lit DAT. Tk*|r ai. ...sr, i»,.ti n ln "I that, ii ti.j.nr i>|]| •-mi mica MS sawn I* a I r.m* m ku^.i.t la ik* n>4 riwim At* h ...n.t.,1 r».« him I •04 w* ton awl at* 4*la|l T. I* r*» rv>»i»»AVr. IKCj Url..l.Min 1!..; e Big Sale Tomorrow Come Early WEST SEATTLE LOTS $150 Each II" c-ns AKD II A MONTH wie amis cviiiw% ot'T i»*m r*n« AJ>J>ITIO!* AT TUB AIHtVB riOIKK *i«i^wb iuvb SaW.l A rcw u>ii Wl'Wrl'i.T^r.iJrfttf *"n TAKK UK ■VIIK AMU A«K run DAT» TAtllt J. in-.|.iiiii.w K),VS. til U*ti*r iij.tj ll.ll»-lta*f w..,nr,>i land, .-•.lt It minute* n.I« •44 li->.u,« rar nt,. rtt.| aall ra«d:ir al |.i wt r\nm Utrai ai-rlr, IRS TT 111*!* iuvkivi CO (It f.t a», a«r. J«m.a (Uraosd riaari Ballard Lots for Sale Taa .j.i.rdl.l talldlar l-.la tin. l.x-a. I Us. i* »ar. fina f»r horn* of 1a >..t.,,., |..i,, s«ica, Itrasa. ri'imiuMi co, •«t ri«i.a raia. an l*th Act Una If r"n *aat anas! ll.»»«— lilt .V.-n 111 a m..i,11. r..,-.n astlafa, klotaa Uarldlan rara. ll.ttt-lltt da>», a iri.-r.th traom Krl^tlr tti.'Utn r....\... »!«1i....a ri ea «r Una "i"1 i«>in. and all paid In full 111** Urn.ll r«.h Hrmni i.... f 1««ra. flna It fact l«t. |n Mi lak.r far*. Uoa>d n*l|> 111 M,, n i i.i.i M.J(*-Kaa v. ?ar irnn. It-room dmibla h»u*a Call i 111 Hat a« and i>ra|»n>. J...1 r.r.i. ,i,,.. tf*?n la tima to buy the RKAI.TV IXJAN ItANklN'l t-J1 ill Id A* '■••r Jamaa (Krnund r'loor ■>JIN tnat iiomh TODat W.'a la erliinal draanoaod lar» |itt rlnr.d and iradad. with tlir oatar aad •laphana* la. »»»rt atlrai tit« faal-ta f.r a h-Xr.- |A IhUMK rat'hll* 1 1\ i altt« l«a car lia*a. arhoala. mala atraal Ja Ulghlana. and Ctmntry clua f«rn.a It *ti lit i-ar monih I o«4 a* Uala itflica. 11l N.» fatk Ulack —If »'R IIAVB TIIIH RVl.imn; n .1 vlil par full commlMloq ta i mk.r Two houatl on lot Illltt, auulhvaal 'tii-i «f i*'i>^ 1 and I'Marborn; brlna* i-i.iai of It:; ".II aall for ll.ttti i.m, a i ii*i-'- i mil* -I'll, k turn avar or a'j-I'l.bYo." INVF.MrJrs*T iuv.h*. TIOS, I.TU tat Amarlraa llank lii.l. —if. HAlNint litCAi'll TDK I'I.ACR To l.ivn 1 I i Inrailon on I.aka WuaMnatun crantl \l*«a. rllv wm«r. «'i,...iu a to Inrga I.Ha, nn aa«y i«nn. 11l down ami |t month, ala.> a faw quarur and half acrv and waterfront tracta Lumbar for bulMlng en terma i" k Hiuriavant. Owntr, lot It,>■ lon IHotk f I FA.UIADBI IS IIBAUTiruu I* rooT LOTS, 14*1 Ingntr* today al our Hun.nl..w Rhap at and of I uivfi.iiv rar Una. or at our in «n. Ii uflka "I Madl.ua Park turn. 'mh.acoiii.in i M TT co.. lit! American dank Illdg. %Vn«T HKATTf.B "NT lit YH T«i> li» •■.•ti loillt. h.nr t'alifornla ay.. I vl«w of a..»ml and mountalna: 14110 I. 1.U.«.» l>lliin ris.NTrnv iin,M,r» co. 1011 M«,U.. li;.t, Hi ii.. h iiff.ro. N'nitli and California Ay. OLD WOMAN WAS I SLAIN FOR GOLD (It, United Prttt.) CHICAGO, Oct. .4.—What may ttrovn ii baffling mtiidor myat«>ry ■li| wh«n Hi" bod) of woman fuund In the nttfl«Hl M Dial of Mm. Iliitinnlt Knl««r, 71 mil old, _ widow who h«w uf thn victim and M-hiiira In iipuilinonla t.titbltl»n can dldaln for ini'ii tamo •ulolnot>llr trap I that lauded W m J. Itryan In tb» i-l.ui-li.-a uf tha I'f.vi.i.nt ofridala. L'pou Ctiarta'f •iptanatlon that ho wai burrytni in attrnd political iit..ftini: at I'awturkot, ha waa al lowed to i!ullco tax that Chaf- In a MtMßobile was tp»>«llii, at t>o m'la i re*. lUIUIn* dln« under advlacmrat until a final dwr«« In rendered In th ptlranf In th* for«rl'>*ur» null, rnada a ataletnent In r«nt thai th* f'ana dtan bank* huldlns II of A!»«k« Central bondu propoiw to r.m.|.!. ir ihv railroad to the-Uata* nu*ka roal tv ImmrdlAtely and (riii.tr tholr TROUBLE MAKER FOUND GUILTY

(By Ur.t.d Pr««».) EL TABO, Tel, Oct. U —CharcH Ik famt-atloK rrroliitlo* on !'i»itr Jury In th«- United States court for tin- Wculrrn a«ction of Teiaa to ixy. ■ii;mr.m Mlva and Jose Mai!. i ilatslrtrs ».ir acquitted of 111. .AIM chant*. Trevtno and Htl»« will be »fi) ti i.r, \,f JrlafMi>rii( tnoil i* i>jtni:i>. J«m*« aallor nn il» »ti taken la Ilia t'rorldtnc* 1 ti»u aaa IMek r»« 4an*« t*u —i It It Mir rwill'. MTK> EK>. rov.ih nu Tkr*« CITY REAL ESTATE. Genuine Bargain r..u: '.--II houee. mim fitrollura. tare tcii.i" .1 Hiltman !i\, r.««r lint, all tor l.». t«irme t.ce ceeh aii.i lit i-.r month I'houe Mam till. —11-al Lots $50 Each »«iI»J. ••■t.tt dtalance from *r. 1 of *t-:»»■ r*r «n1 on Una .f tl.>thell J«ier«tt»an, «l*w of Lake Weahtngton "f> meuntalna, good aotl. eaetly rlearr-d; a flna place for a horn*; n!i >it !n« H.|# held at llt-fi and up I will aoll a limited numbor «i 111 •aril. II you VI a batgalii call at im t» n TIH»MI'W>V. 4«> urlenlal tllock, Main or Jrtd. >tlHii 177* Sunday. Orend etcureion la nremarton f*u'Mi«( t*\ free tickets at C. D. l||ij. man l office In Tlm» 1.1-., k la a** hll new additions, m a.re Ilia only firm nioninii fr»a ui»...i.». lot jolt ..n •i. i lr i 140 H|>, ■•in.•, par munih Coma today —if Am aid man: only »M> down, ll* p*r mnnth, I rriy fin* hum*; I«r.#. i« In I U tilla III; North It. Oood IramUnt liolfl. annd leaim. don n lo»n prlea rlflil. T*rtnt ta lull 111 l»nnv HI' 1.. I'hona—lnd. RNAF— Kuml.litd 10-ruom liuuia, uuila ln,'|4ll II I.U. ii at «wo. Maotu A, Ar- MM _, 4 JIU JITSU TRICK PUTS BOLD THIEF TO FLltt Japanese Strugglca With Footpad and Man Disarmed. Hf lining a ilmiiln )i an iilli i:> .1 highway man at Itnlnlcr iKjuhtvanl ami Kltit; at. dhorlly ti« Inn- 9 o'clock laat night, llfifore forcing Ihft revolver from Mn- I,.unlit liii'i'l. Unlit ilkc wenpon »ii" dlKrharged thr •I,ih!h>i away In the darknnM. Knvnral (millco |..itiniiii« ground* K.ui he waa guilty of tnlaconduct during tha InrettlgaUon of tlie Mu tual I.lf'- Ir.i iirui.'-i- Co. The World all. r-n that Jerome] prevented the alirnlng of an Indict-1 llK'tit chMfrlUK I'K-lsl'l'-nt It if "I -.Ml i A. McOurdv with forgery. The pa-1 per print* what purport* to be w-| batlrn report of the evidence pie-j iii. .1 i» f.»i•• Ilia grand Jury by Jerome, who then, the World de- j lit- h«-ld up Hi.- true bill, though i ii'liiiiitii-K that b« believed McCurdy j guilty. Jerome- denied poaltlvely that I pur beld up an Indictment against McCurdy. and declared farther that no Indictment «v ever found agalnit MeCurdy. CLIMBS CONVENT wall TO suicide (By United Pr«»» OAKI.AND. Cal., Oct. 14—The young women attending the Bacred Ili-aft eonreul here were startled today by the ahot of a pistol that ended the life of Martin IJurmelstcr, a young aii« at the inspector aa the latter •prang away and drew hi* gun. I'aron continued to come forward and Clark fired, once over hi* head and then at the man. The bullet found lodgment In the abdomen. PROHIBIT CLASS CONTESTS. (By Umttd Pre»«.) NEW TORI Oct. J4—Pnpho mury the fncully preventing cante»i« lw l*f«n the cl**>ea of the unlvernUy. •uch an "runhea" and "cane »pre*»." that ucually tak* place on "kl»oon»lble for the »«w order which prtvcntu all class rontenta In which violence iii a feature. lI.tIIVKST mini: Pi:«TIVAU A Hurt rat Hume Featlviit --i Iniu fur ilicca«lon. .ml that there will i (tirclal i;tuai "U at -i.i i«i. i■ hall in-! ni, m. a ti'.i-f entered tha dr*a«ltiff room I rnrrlnl away an overcoul, opera hat. muffler anil litres pair* of gluvi'ii bnlongltia: to T. 11. 1L.v.l l|%r« nt Vanntone, 103 Rlghth ay. The il M waa rfportad to the pollre. I Mil I I-AKK* HI IT C.tfttt. Dr. V.. 11. Ittnderaon. wlio la »top. pluk at tho llnti-1 Ht«vena. r»nfirte4 to thy pollca toilny Hint wtillo lip anil hla >vlfi' «rre riding on a lirst mv. »lre«>t r«r last nlcht a thief loft the mr «l(li hi* wife's milt- rum- mil left In lt> «i.-.l an old grip tull of worttilcaa olil cluthaa. Itnrkrntln* iVntrnnlat owneit ly tha Ali-u.i l'nrkera' nccorlatlon, which «v recpntly Injured by fli-e, lt»» been rrpntred and la now holnrc lOWVg tt> ninlnn to take aalmon roi FrancUeo. J3KaJ^^a*aaa*T^^^aaW*aSa^^*aCT^^*^QjE J^a^^T^^^l^^^y^P^'^^^^'^ [I Uncalled for Tailor midc H Suit* at half price. Alto full i I Uncalled for rant. •ultt at half price Alto hill I dreta auit* for rant. I THE CHICAGO MISFIT H I PARLORS, M 1 I 1400 Flrat Ay. M HUr Laundry, ma , l^nd with jiu C?.^'i n.rr:« atruMl^J'^ J j»>l. W.t lo .hoot m""^".* |v.,lveraway from hli Cl, 1 disarmed the thief «»h2" (tailing Urn M*ble.ii>J i lJni I from the Jap. The t«L£? M *>V X.la I, 1,37*1 ilarrlngtga; 4 wore.no rniuk. "Wi, FAIR CO EDS Smi^; (B/ Unl««a Prttv''i »HNNKAr'oUß,otur;r' volt of alt the women 'l;nlv«>r«lly of MlnHH«7t Jt iJ»|y tn, a j Ing on tbelr w>••Ming trij,, b-v a former suitor, had res* couple to tb« train. He h-j, j the aisle from the pair «c 1 across, raid: "Congratulations in ?-ii.( Jaß tUo Grande and Prlezs^Ai doing condderable damifit interior. Only roc-ai;cr aUrltn !>f ii brought here by ttbnw Iff appears that the entire etHtt ivarl Caya to Capo i ■wept and Uier* was i wi ti life. m WOMAN'S SLAII CONFESSES (By United PremJ j MOSCOW. Oct. 2«.~r.'11 ard. charged with tbe mmti Mr*. Clara O'Neill, vat mi from th« Inland hocplu! kl Jail yesterday. Tlr r> physicians bfiicTe that Mm will not prove fatal. Last» f signed a written roufawtal' crime Id the »!a>ln*. 4 O'Neill. The victim •i, yesterday In tbe Mum* tery, her mother, broU« at tors having come fTM^p^pj attend the funeral. .-'H crippled dauchter t! ttse* The verdict of ctnM states that the wouua M»» death from three ballet w» jflt. by Fred H. B«w«i| CHICAGO SOCK GETS A THRUU (By United Pnw) CHICAGO. Oct. J4—tt^* 1 Marfuerite Danarnbtuia \*m liroflclent In boxinK sad under her husbacd's tasuwj sho began to pammei tola mercy, Mr. inn .••it*nfi, •Is society man. ron> J« M* fur i divorce., Tfc»i" brouKht forth a startßsl from his wlf^, and to&IJ* i folk are breathlessly s*«»» tails that promise to la»«rtj^ well known Chlracoan*. In her nnswor Mr*. .Vina* avrrs that Mis* Mildred W» a beautiful >o-.in« socift; P tho "soul mute" of li« B'*l Sho describes ullepcil.BK*B* turcn the couple In wrloW* and French restsurts* chHr«»a that thrr frrqooniir^ weeks together at «aaua« tlio lshe. fl Joseph 8. Hartmaca. tt«* resiKindrnt's father, and k oli»\ haa corao to tte re*f* p dauglitrr and has BWiiy to Europe, where. f"T sort," sho will rcswin HeanJal has blown ovuiv__ Mra Is nor I/INIKH.V. «»v«. A Intsrwrtsd timi tW gfSKB 1-uin.M. Withy A t)» •l l*rjsi> men »r« to vote on EJ^ n»it «*«-K. but th* rsrsnes of JeleuatM '•■"f y B V t|..i( It will l»« rutlfiw er *ot>- Guaranteed-BMW

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APAN'S PRIME MINISTER SENDS GREETING TO U. S. kY GOOD WILL IS "IXPRESSED FOR AMERICANS. «iM* Powerful Fleet |Jajnt»ined on the I Pacific. -fcOiCLOTWOKTH r^V" n,. |4.—M»rquls K*a a*4 Improve ia*« laatUly endorse the ■HI *f Ttecount Kan«»t«r fT eft* ho «ald 'hut Japan mL'ttf tv>>'n flf«i in the l*a lETvfa!b*c«at« It wilt t>r a I S t^wt i' *nd It ■■■"jTlirtw of main' Km lh* x">Ua'1"">* Integrity. I •»>_ -.MM"'th tm»»«rHjr Rmi»«i«l'v"'; conilnocd IT «l!i.>it laip«>*ln« any burden C^ Jt*r n« Wly thnusht that C*L'j toefress* J»i«n o"" KT^mSHm ot tk* wrplu* v i tW* th« 00° H*""*l*l I «j*?fW»«* of emlsra-Um Pf»' ■T",„— «f tkat country will •Si 2» r»»»«» 'be conK>>»Ui>a of Xi mm r^Wjrrrlllg I ■V»«t tixSi eonf»r»nc« m **»n ■*l vp>*wr!al MMCtMdo* bow Xt tonn«4 Mr *Ml taf!of«» fdwttenaad v«Ute m■■wli* M tmnxMw brtagtag J»t«o wd X Vniiwi Suva to a cJowr m Kiiiiiiiiii of Urn probtooM of tho ■f'tat vn4»r «a Mtwmst nhirh Et bt knows u!tte *HHm Krmd slUukb. if, (Ceof«ft«ct Uraeil I T>nwr!i tkt» Miodatioa It Is mtiMk lilt tk* impoaluoß to ri'.l |W»f»B«» Of fcgtlMlll. Al»Tlf« I M wttl to brought official ■Wil Urn fOT«r»M«t ■fIH Hi axpr««a :Utravfh the ■M Pi*m to urn fx-»>i p*«pl*." I JtninMtti of ihrMM«U today gave a definite Ma» to th« anticipation of a P»« frttwdltaeiMi with Kneland Pi*»eriea by appropriating a of money for th« entab- FP*t tad maintMiunce of night F*ta which the English lan w**ia w.umht S »*W LIMB TO rtunrn. from Portland that h»v« hft has It that th« yw»B»clinuiß and Watacin h»»» r** th» by Hill. _"»• »«»ort Is «l,«ol,,t«ly di>nl«i.J l3*[»*«»'P»€lfle Hlsaiimhlp Co., Msits*' wh* bM" «r»u»« a «ii it in:. fc*fc^» w ~lT"M. llaxtur wxnt *»lls In tow nt tli« tv« th* wulh of Kr»«(.r iS. •Walu of j.j. n i.. Vui.m. *Vi, f}'* {"i MKh tlds this TJJs I o'riMh ana t.t... i.-i ■•WCTSHOfc REPAIRING 3*»t oil. |B lh# ol«iiK«Mt«m tho only way in which a candidate may run for the offtro la to affiliate with •hip of th« political parttea. "I l«»llo».' th friends, of coroner's cases •re entitled to have their wishes respected regarding the funeral di rector who 1.4 t» officiate la the case, and I will that this light granted them, for II will make I do difference, to in* whom they may select. Disposition of Valuables. "All moneys or other talnables found with the deceased will be do !lT»r»d to the rightful owner*. The caose of death will be thoroughly I Inr»atl«atf ginning Monday, until the conch* I •Son of the campaign. He has b*ea speaking In the Middle West for the national fi«publlran committee, and will finiih his schedule at liutto to morrow night. Mr Jones will task• i TAFT FINISHES INDIANA TOUR (By United Prees.) lIICItUUND. In 1, OCL II -far- Ir« rousing crowd* In all the c**\*m i where the republican ai^oiaJ stop pod, Wra 11. Tuft clo»«d Ma Indiana itrpai«n today. The republican I candidate keajata) hi* Oay of speech I making at Ore«nfield at 7 o'ctuck. i where rut Iftustratwl in a large crowd of farmer* and laborers the pertty esp»n*fi«r»«e with data, a* to tM**, wind, •to., (or tha urn >.t futur* navlna tlon over th* aam* rout*. Captain OautUr I* In r*e*l|tt of a Terr com- I mendatory I'lier from h«ad>iuan«r* r««ardln*; thl* run, which it* prises **ry highly. km it it Nun iwnrr.l.. rter. 11. C Falconer, who gradu ated from t.'nion Thaoloitlral wm In.ir y 'last Jun* and Immediately went to Kurope, touring the unit In *nt on a blcyrla. Is In tbl* city to as sume the paitorat* of I'llK'tm Con- Krogatlonal church, llev. Mr. V'al eoner I* a. gradual of Lmrtmouth as well as of Union. «ii* i 1a M,

DR. QEO. N. M'LOUOHLIN. bat M «r*"H-l> In Klntc county, and that at Auburn next S.uutJajr. Tin-in »ll| he* Heputillcan rally In Madron* hull Monday night, at which Harry Oraneor will provide. John lllsciu*. lUrry i: Wilson and Goorf* 11. K.-..•||« will b« th« [M>aken. P. Leonard. Alfred tUtUo. F, A. McDonald. r««.i-i wbI1« Senator Fulton Is la Waihinctun. and will afterward* speak In Ch*ha!U, D«Ulnshaiu. j BrMßw-ton and Bftufin«Ub. Th» r«t>ut>ltcmn rally at tl>« armory wall «tt. n,]~! U.i ni«t,l. A r»4« (wo ttluckJi tn Ivncth i.rtx-.,:.^ tha it!.. Mm and 11-.« »ff. rl» .if two t*n>.nl of ill health, Hvnnoa W. Craven and MrK*« I>u«- Up w«r« th« apcakara. The democratic m»«tit># at Ourtaa MM to a «jil.! 4-lom laat nlcht aa a amail b-y raf.ll>- •t>tll«.« about a MM or r~l pepper oo th* »t»v». Tli* TT drmocrwia i>r«M>nt tM«I hasty retreat, cbarctns; tha p*|.f«r up la republican *nvy. Thar* wilt h» a republican meat* In* at H-.«m of Ih# fatter«t«id llf»»n- Taft cluba asa#mt>l muourroN, N. y o. lie declaim! thai i orrr prosperity of few wan the ovum but that tlm mass of the people hod not suffered from toe much prosperity under th« repub- I llrnn regime. ThoM who »uff»r«-y ami New York. IJecauae hit Itlnwr ary would not permit him i. atop at Pateraon, N. J., yesterday Dryan j made a five mlunt* atop there, to day. The crowd was an great that the police were unable to cope with i tbe people. Th» crowd surgt*d 1 about (ho train and every telegraph pole and houso top wu crowded with those anxious to got a glimpse of the democratic, candidate. The engineer had been given order* to start In five mlnutna. Hrynn had such a time quieting the tremendous demonstration that I had greeted hla a|>p«aran(■•. uct, 14.—Either Mar ket »i. i-r Uussoll uv. will have to i bo planked from UM rim bain t.i 23nd »v N, VV before the now I MtMim.r promised lung agit c»a b« luoiiklU la Mitll.ii.l II It claim i't by lima* In authority that It would be imtumiitil)* in maintain an cnttttm nt ftm station on account of Hi muddy condition of tho strwts by which the department tma In X"l to paved n. A., It la I""' tb« rliKiuii'tii waison station- I'll Hi Mill hud ninii-N DM« to Im-Ihk ntulli'd In Hi.- wet woathar and the In avl, apparatus It I* claimed could not li« taken out without run ning it groat risk o( kkllliik ml" t alvkv and I'hH t Up* for the lh*ft of a KSO diamond (■I »nil aHO bill rrotn J I) N'aat, a guest of th*> hotel In which Hal- I.»M la •*nt>ln»»tl. W»i»n Marched at th* poltra eiatl»n the diamond I stud *aa found oa H*itMr( No chart* has yet bewn pi*. «d agalnat him Th* young man la to ba> In th* employ of the polite In Ihalr effort* to rIJ I'ika «i. mloob* an»n»h»4t a.ran. ot ,11.it... and I of atnek oomtaf In from all part* of tba atrlcken dl*trl«t.

I DKKYBH. a and f*»r la *ipr*a**.l for th* aafety of two other families, f«I luwlua th* urrlM* billiard which 1 >|ii th* mountain* laat ttetur .la» and Kunday. On* hunting party Including all society people i.f ti;l* tlly, waa dw* ta arrlv* Mon day but ha* not j*t l"n heafd from at any of th* ramp* within a radlu* uf in mil** of Hir.f. li> lluull cuuntjr. 1 SOLDIERS PROTECTING LIFE OF GOVERNOR VKR. M o«t. n—a hun dred snldler* ar« rushing thta *ft«r --i Mi-n to Hanbarar In tha heart of tha nlKht rtdur district to protect th« life liix.rnor I'atteraon. who ha* been threatened with death unlee* 1.. discontinue tha Inveettgatlon ln li» th* murder of Ca»>taln Itankln and tha attempt to kill Taylnr. Governor P*U*r*on I* at Walnut I I-o« tli* atorlN of sue perl* who ar* under arrest and il» --rl»r«l that li* will not until h* haa kl.ia4 or a«ai> guilty man Mm b#an punl*h»d. At Hunl.tirar post** of lure with ll»ta of tntn th*y ar» to arr«»t ar* patrolling th* country. Tip llurtan, who la un.lar »rrc«t at Ttplunvltln, I* all»**d to ha«* eonf*aaad. Tha iiailff doublad th* guard about th* j.li today to prevent a lynching. THHOW* 1.l T I* CtOtMT. T>i* Of A M*f«tlnli who al l*«-«d that a mini of mnn*y waa dv* him from ll.nry Itnlialr. waa trawa out of aourt thl* mornlnn, I th* lud* ruling no Mr. I Itoltair la tha n»ad tha Roltalr Cr*«tlon Am»a*ni»nt 00., one of 1 th* hi* eoneaaalon* of th* A.-T. I •gpoalUon. _ w. it. rini.mv mi;». W. M. flalo—. department man- I a«»r of lion March* (or th* I paal t«n y»ar*. dlad »t aruta *tnfn»rh troubl* at tie >«J lllh a»., »..t*r-lay. T't»i"» widow and ft»« ehlldmn. roar aona. B. w Pl.low. W. II Pl*low. i-U.al.f t»l*low and Halph IMelow. h*r*. A inarrUd da«i«lil«r. Mr*. 11. M. r«wl#r. ll*** »l Auburn, .tat*. Th. fun«r»l will b* h*lrt at I th* family home at I o clock tomorrow. I Turkey rtare« HI. I CtnCAOO, Oct. 14.— IJhby. Mr.N*IJ I Übby. th* packer*, announce.to. lav thai th*y ar* n»«ntlatl«f^win Turkey for th* **l* "t i pound* of canned tn*el for th* Tufl i»r.i ri ACTION. Tha board of puhilo work* today deferred action upon th* .il.ui of awarding a contract tor city printing for th* coming year, RHEUMATISM I 11..11 v«.t In sna fr«* treatment at Ma A read* Annri l.«l m prove It. Writ* for our fr** liter- I atura. Araold Vibrator Co. Mala IMI, i «iiina t wore present In ian address Admiral eiprees i ed his profound appreciation of the recoptloo accorded to tho flout and bis regret at departure. The people of Yokohama are pro paring a water carnival tonight as the last function for the American fleet When the fleet salts for Aim.it, China, tomorrow, It will be accompanied from the harbor by hundreds of craft that will wave i a brilliant farewell to the great white veasels that have done an much tn bring together Japan and lh« United States. ORGIES AT FORT HAMILTON Drink*, Gambling and Cig areti Are Described in a Letter. I(Sr Untied F-r....» KBW V«)ttK. Oct. ft—rgl»* at K.ut Hamilton In whlrh drinking, K»n.i.lii.« asd rlgarat amoklag fig ured, are deecilbad In leltete printed here today with th* allec*. i|. n that they |»> of an officer at t-'ort llamlltoa, who la quoted prvaelng 111 Intention of turning them orer In Attorney Mclntyre, coune*! far the lroprt*oned II—I i.a brother* Une of th* moat **KMtlanal Ut ter* d«acrtbe* an afl*rno«n call follow*! My d**r**t husband: If* t-r --rthly Ut* and I ran hardly but I ha** had tha qu**r**t etpertene* I »««r had In in* III* I payed ti«ti l> call* Ihl* aftarnoon and want to Mr* II about I M I wa* aaked Up lo her hoJr.>,»m Aha we* attired In h*r nlchtgown. I drank two flat*** of wl.lakr aad thraw die*. c«mt out ahead. Captain I', earn* In lai-- and eat on the floor In I.er room and drank. "Mi» I*. I* right 111 tonight. I dnn'« know what I* th* matter. Ther* ar* a lot af thlnga I will tell ran. but I dsn't like ta write them, hay* had too many drlnke aad cig*r«t*. and tha ...!l»»C» "C*eU4a and Mr*. Baker ram* In thl* Morals**. Tl>*y ar* going to mo** the day aft*r tomorrow, uood nla-M *v**th*art. of lov* and Qhm "Your affectlonat* wlf*. Caludla." POLICEMAN BEATS x; INOFFENSIVE MAN J'ljajh Ch*ta.eff. a r»«l 1-nt of D*l- UrdLwa* «*a*ul(an hi* «.'«lte' to the hona I and MtiHtl tin- I'M» of inucti hUxWI. fhf's'-ff was formnrly a ltu**tty on hi* I way to work, nod »c» aaked **v«llr«man craaped him by th« culli'einan that ha would go wltlr- him. marled lo fre* hia collar frnm tho ..ffu «-r graap, but without intending any realct&nc* to arreet. At hi* ftrnt mive (he policeman pullMl l>l* rerolrer and atrurk him with It ov*r th* hrad. dragging him to th* niminn, wh*r« ha waa fr«-.-.l at one*, aa no rharg* of any kind ■11 prvferrwd agalnat him. •LASHES WRISTS—OICS. (By Uniud Pr.ii.) roltll.XNI) Or*., 001. Sl—Blrlp pful of all riothlng and with hi* wii«m alaahad with a knife, th* body of A. C. Murray, a switchboard man employed by tha Pacific Trio phone and Telegraph company, and •aid to bo a brother of I" H. Murray, •A Ran **i v liultu*). general giiperln l*nd*nt of tli« company, m found imnr a box car In th.. Urtnlnnl yard* oarly today. Though both the cur onnr and th* pollc* b«ll*v* tin- caa* to b« »ii" of autclda, an lnv««tlga- Una la I•*>lit«i ma.la If Murray com mitted null-Ida. It was .l..ntf I^inru(i>»l' ii.n tv in«or|iuriit« for I&SA.uOA atij» II v ooiu|>l«U>> tv about ten of th« prlnol i-«{ -»vi.i i idea on Novembsr 10-11- UM GOLD AND JEWELS ABE MISSING Mystery surrounds the disappear ance of it hand satchel containing •25 In cash and Jewelry valued nt Linn, i ißln| to Mi* i: Dies, of fiisi^ University st, shortly after 7 o'clock last night In a i-i«iri to ttio potlc* today Mi* Dies says shn went to an apartment house, at 1113 Seventh a* to mm the tale pliuiiK, After finishing her con versation, she says, abe left the band aatchel lying on a small table upon which the telephone rested and left the house. She did not miss the band satchel until she reached home. Hurriedly returning to the apartment house, Mrs. Dies says aim was unable to find the hand aatcbel. Among the articles In the purse were: A solid gold brooch set with 30 pearls and three diamonds, a gold brooch tat with Hi p«arli, a California MM gold piece, a gold nugget worth 110, a nugget sUck pin. a solid gold watch, a solid gold neck chain 40 Inches long, and about fZS In gold and MM I'i.lle* i:i-i i »ii».Miir «it it i -1 i:i>. Jam** 111 «lr who ha Is a deputy sheriff and a spoclal police officer, wa* arraeted by I'atrulmen llardln and Helm* on a charg* of Pbatruetlng tli* treat aid-walk at fjarmi ay. and Teller Way ye*t*r day aftaraoon. ll* wa* r*l*a**4 on Lio i all to appear In th* polio* court lender, iirvtr.H illllini m*i«i:i J f II iu>w. of 4 4 B. **;,ri,,a> St., •hot kiin**lf In th* rlarht thl«h lill> hunting ducks oa Hoods canal yea- terday. He was brought to Recttl* till* morning and taken to th* I'rov- U«nr« hoepttal. Tie wound le aot considered dangeroua. 1)...-, luiint Taaaarr rVItfTII fTEMD. fni, Oct. ll.— It' ar Admiral James II ftayton, the form er roinmander-ln-chtef of the Pacific fleet, will reach th* limit to morrow and will i.* r*tlr*d from actl** duty. Admiral n own* a fin* raetdaac* her*, th* city ..f i.i* birth. win S-. «ba>aVM> trmri. 1 Kit .Kit CTTT. Mri 14. In of Port X- Mln« abandon •4 M»a -.t lor* 1 HUM It'll* **O by •ar daiiartmtnt. It will utiiuM aa a military ra-tnount »u --ili-ti. whara lha hora«» «"cui«'l (or i >imi v>ut[-'«'» will l.» l.fM a»l luliO'l IJrulanant Cook and a troop of cavalry will a«nt tttara, To* Uarrm I l»n. VICTORIA, n C Oct. :4 —In Ma •f»w part lha Canadian li.in. rail -1 r.,» I Atlantic (tart, might nhortly im i.i|,r.'i.l at Victoria to taha part In tha tt.ii.fa.tflc liala. T. 4mf-» T»»a»»»r »lalri»ral. ~TvTsm?*N. Oct. Tl,» tr*a*>irr ataivmvnt t»«t«y »!>ow» to tl.JM.lit. ii "mmli FACTS ABOUT Drs. Loughney Loughney t The Great Drugless Healers i YES, THEY ARE WIZARDS 1 IN THE MEALING LINE Tln'.v ltavo mil iili»Hici.m In the 1 city thinned to a fratcle when It ootnoa to "Consultation or rvuniua -1 ilium" Thi'j ilon't allow pooplo to toll them what In their trouble, Iliry alwaya toll Hi.Mil Just no and rwclvii (re« cnimiillHtlnii and exam ination .iii.i they will aurprUo you. They will tell you mi accurately what (ho naturo of your ailment and your nymi>tom» me Qo, you |M•■an mlii li.t a tir feat of M|i«akei«d, II- per |n>nn>l. •|.rln« hi. k -1... 11... |i« p*r •••uil'l, Ataua.t. lie I—r |.'.uii'l. 1.r'.11M.. ii Us i-,.mil. dr«»*d, its: ■•lual.a 111 |'T .1 r.n. .In. k«. (prlna, ll** He p*r {.mind: dr*n»«49. II.: t'«r 1M.H1..1, i>!■•'>>.•. II par douu in I 11.11 li. «l I •inn II mo p«r pouno. I- cm 1... a I ranch. I}-lie. MKATH— l.l.« »rHI.I me; Vml, 1 Ib ii.-, RiKiion, •raibara 4r; p*r pous4; i«i« per i/.i'iini H's« rVi« |»r t-.iuu4. Lamb S li'ilia and in par MttM MKATa nr«»a4 VaaJ. tart*. par poiii.'i, iii..|ijm ■••lib* *«r i>otin4 Tba f.1,-t*hia tea lv. al Qu«(atlea* ■laila vn Waatarn a» ihla mttralnvt riIUIT ii1...1,.1.1n i I*'" It Ml II; l II •plnacn. t*« ben; eamllftowar, lle-ll '1 baala. It W ralarr. (•■fit o-m aqu*«h. H»« p*»j*ts'i BROKERS Private 1..8..1 Wire to All B*> chantaa S. C. Gtborn Co. M ITM an rim Aw, BOBS BtmmrHtnnmitmwnnmmiumin Modern Shoe Repair Works SHOES REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT All Our Work Guaranteed Coma aeo the moat up to date repair ahop In the w»»t. 502 Pike Street L2222USaQX«tt£ I ta^XH itaTatyattatatXatta^Xtata^atyami ttllll C* i Hi JO f Saturday Money Savers V GUARANTEED EGGS V* Tit* kind that r»l up" .^r _~ •.•ih bafara an at after r I/I hrtak aavlla. Ribbon\ 30c Tea At r^^T c r "e 45c I 125 c Coffee 1... I. H—a««aa»«»J A fr»«» r.a.« Ir-llMln .4 >ft" B^™li>A. it-.,.. A drlnklr., roffa* -..I.H, 4rll. rfl| r1..«« brr* (ka( I hIC ll.ac. la th. 1 Ilia a«al -r,,..«i1. ..d Jor.. fr»M n.r,,,.,rj. I .1 O. aal4 I.Mai la fhA SfArfl *lm*mU. mTm is iiic uiurc r." Thai roa»blar« hlak quail IT with law prlr* >id^k ■■•raalrra •■n.li luu la rirrf laataarv. PUT US TO THE TEST Creamcrie Butter Store 1014 Second Avenue 41*^0 first Store North of Madron M. X^ r -Avoid Waste As— You Would Wrong jfl a^ Saving is habit—nothing but a habit; just like Punctuality, Accu- I jCVpj^Uy*^. racy, Cleanliness and all the other s Ttf* UTttjlfr^. &°°d habits. It most easily ac WUrl ■*^4^J quired m childhood v CAN be ac* IlilMlP^l 'l t!!I"l -*t any age. $t !w l 'l'yw'*' The "l^*blt of Savin the -->IJS '.MM y°u CAN keep up—and then acutUuriu Aawcteu Uwk. KEEP IT UP. I Scandinavian American Bank imi\ m\ earn Alaska Building, Seattlt, U. S. A.mmmmmmmt ■"BBa&T Do You Cook With Gas \m 1? mL> a (!as RANaE "v payiueutg. li' IJTi '&VJ*jkE JJ":^ Phono us for terms. /S^^^l^^M SEATTLE LIGHTING COMPANY Both Phone* exchange 75. P. I. Dldg., Fourth and Union. 7 pumpkin, t"'u£W 18H E D BY 8. C OBDORN CO. New York, Oct. 24, IS'4 0. N i.f.) 112% 122 122V1 132H Orui-n a Cop. 10% 10% 10% 10% 111. % U. I. Co., pM. 4«% 40 i 4«% tVi Houth. IV.. ifJ |i.HH 107 107% 107% Houth. Ity 21% 21% 21% 22 i:m..n r.i-ift-- I.li 1««% l«x% l«t I" B. H'..-, 47% 47% 47% 47H Ht««l. i.f.l 110% 110% 110% 110*4 WvatlnithotiM II 10 (0% 01% \\V«t. Union. «0% SO I 60 I 60% Total MIM, 212.1^0 «tiar«» I IL II fit i Join Hie Aulopiano Club AND THEREBY SAVE PROM 100.00 TO 1150.00 ON YOUR AUTOPIANO. i iDCludlns tni ns« of our circa- I iadiif library. Special prices will b« given fur a few day* on •ncond-band Autopiano*. Bonn I M low aa 1350.00 with Ire» UN Of lb« uiLAic library. Kohler& Chase 1318 Second Ay., Seattle, With. W«b«r Piano Dealtra.

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SEATTLE MEN PROPOSE GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK The Institution Will Start With Capital of sloo,ooo. ri Vl.ius nrt First National hank, bait tnken hold of tin' propoaltton, Mill h.m Illl'l (111' approval of •.Htm. of t!n' prominent German rp»t fii|ill:il ■tuck at $|HtiOi>i>. divided Into 1.000 ELKS SHO W MA KES A DECIDED HIT 1 A~T T Dl 1 Large Audience Is Pleated With "Toodlea in Holland." U.f >i-.- an audience that fill th* Mmtr*. thratrv inn nlitht, "T«khllp» In H..!1.i!i.i." .i um'-hk t muolciit com edy, via Rivrn by local iil.m un r tha aunplcea of th« Klka In a iniinii.-r th it won for tli. in ntliim l»»tlc iifi-i.iiiH.-. Tho «v«?ntna' vu ono contlnuoun rnrora, ao tii.it tha p#rformanc» was a llttta lontcr than ustml. Th« atar of tht- ahow "tUihy rntny," wluwe name In private Mf» la !*Ktrl states that Roo««velt car ried, and concede to Bryan nothing bat tbe solid soutn. Uryan and his managers, looking forward to the expert«*d landslide, j concede to Taft l«aa than a doawn i northern states. Lack of campaign funds has prob- ably opened the field for rlalm i making wider than usual. It has been the custom in doubtful states. when money was plentiful. to make a canvass In October. There are very few itatrs where a (Ingle ran van haa been made thla fall In the absence of figures, It la therefore i easy for the managers of each party i to claim that th* trend of public sentiment la In their favor. I Hryaii. In t.i» puiiilc statements, has not named state*, but ha* in ganerai terms predicted a landslide i that will give him the election by heavy majority. He Is credited i with holding the private opinion *i VICTORIA RATE WAR ENDED BYE P. R. The rate war between the C i- It. and the international Hteamshtp omumiy tm h h,,|m| with th* an nouncement by the former that IU ratea to Victoria will hereafter be II i-ri" way aod 13 fur the round trip, with tin- exception of a week end rate of |l for the round trip. tflr Tboma* Bhau(hni-*ay. prenldent of the road, baa b«*r. In Victoria the l«*t we«k and la probably rt> »,xin«».lir! In his art. not only a* a great vtolinUt, but as n pr« duccr of great'artist*. It wan tin flf-r the Initructloa of Herr Ituaen at Warsaw that tho marvelous r>ii las of three of the greatest violin ists In Europe today was developed. These artists are Hiibcrnian, Ar glewlcz and I'r/tm r. All three wero known early as child prod! gl«*. but contrary to the usual rule rach one has continued climbing tha ladder of famo as tbe years of childhood were panted. Now Hi.it Ros*;ij Is directing hts energies toward tbe development of ti.\ INTERNATIONAL BAKERY liiltiM taken It li tirßiul I that fully 18 per MDI of lh 111" h.llil tO l)« l.lilltlfll:! with th.. 1. t t I.M.i, .111 Wil liam lUot'k. Krvil IVteraon, Jncob Bchaefor, Mit Mlii J. t.ut*. Htlrrnt tlut principal! anil chorus alllta ill«Hnitul«lir4 tht-m -1\ In.lll l.limllv iin.l .llv.U At no llmo «.i' ll nwramtry for lh« .iti.ii. hi to ijuatlfy Ha approval tv i..|I'.UI.IIMK Hull til.. ttwiililll. l>rll!|{ •■Hilt Ir.l IA am.lt. lit ■"1".....!!.« In II. '11.ill.t" in nil adapt* ii.-M of "Hu»t*r Drown ami Tigo," Tomllea 1.. m»j the feminine counter i>nrt hU* TUr». A thin, hnxy thread of a plot run* thrtmith tin- perfornwncts but it.. on« pay* any atlrntlon If II Th* artaptatlnn la tha work til Tommy Octe A uiaiiiiit I* on thin afternoon mill them «iv ba another p«rfurinai)«'« till! rvi Int that many state* heretofore strong iv Republican will do tot him Hli list Include* such state* a* Illinois. West Virginia, Ohln, Wisconsin, Mm iscs. it a, Montana, lowa. Oregon, California, Colorado, Nurth and South Dakota, He regards New York >n about a* good a* won, and he I* absolutely tun of victory in Indiana. The editor of llryan's paper, the Commoner, go** even'further, lie Kith conditions favorable lo Ur> In Michigan, Rhode l*Uud ui.il Washington. T»fl and hi* cabinet had *tf«i!y line of rmifitti-iu-f to the northern states of th« Mlcsis atppl. They were nervous, however, with a number of slat** in the west, Slnr«t for H« public* on account "f radicalism and factional trouble*, and im*i t>o lltlcal «>b»f rvi r» have ••ii>r« akn!». Cobirado, lowa acd WanhliiKt.in. which are among the states claimed by the Itemorrat*. ('resident lu«>*>v«-u la credited with having aald that Taft would have a "jnagalfteeat victory." Chairman Ma. of the liemoeratlc national committee, after siting up the situation from the New York headquarter*, declared that he had unfailing evidence of a ttryan land' slide In ,Yew York, flhode tttand, Maryland. Indiana, Delaware, New Jersey and Ohio. Senator Ilemenway assured th« president that Indiana would go for Taft by 35.000. tjov. Hoch says that Kan*aa will ci«r a Republican plu» rallty of RoosevelUaa proportions, Oeo. E. Robert*, former director of the mint. Bays thai Tart will carry Colorado by over 15.000. and that he will also get the electoral vote of Nebraska. And so the conflict racca all along the line. dr.an* chief hope Is based on the labor vote. Taft'a main i••II anc« la toe prosperity Issue. TILL TAPPERS ROB A RESTAURANT While Me Hung- Low, proprietor of a t'hln. «r iumhlU restaurant «.n I'lke »t.. iwsar Fourth ar, wait injc on nutmiKin late laal tu«hi. Ihrc- il.irlr.at till In[i*r» rUlrtl 1)1 .ml. rrjclxfr-r and .iitrl>i»:l. n of the cash register re vt-rtlr.j the roi.tH r>. Mi- Hung Low ».i« unable in furnlah th* police v> tr ti •Winllf description* of th* «l l>K'it thieves, MATTHEWS REFUSES PITTSBURG OFFER nine an nation to vi.it th* ft«rund I*re»byt«>rl«n churrh of I'fttsburg and deliver a series of •wrmon*. Or. If. A. Matthew* of Out city r,'ii>- practically turned down an offer of v permanent pn% turat«, i lr»tt salary of llu.ooo yearly, 14.609 more than he receives here. He hart t»«-n bcslt-ged with letters and telegram* nrKiii i.#»t ii-r Cvi, for inunlcr In th* first df-iirr*, -U»or*e A. Walker, «rand larctny and W. C WlUon burglary. Fri«nrh »,»rli (lantml Jim Ron la •alleil from Tort Tuwnionfi for Byd n«y llr»d» to load wheat for Am tr»ll« Til tin United Klnndom. Where Is Arcadia Located? IJ i..i'tt n«rth of Mpakanf, «a the Hi-' I »ii« ■..Ml..mi It Wbna it.o call parllryUrl7 •dopixl la »M,«m« winter »u-l*« Whore iher* «n urnii? )-i.^» ef «>i»r frnm gr.viiy flnw rtllrh. Where Ihe ehlppln* ferintUe *re "i>'l to none In th« imiii North

WUut rott an r«m*la la tout t l Ptr m- t.t pftcitlo!l Whlltf gt^ 1 in- ii.» apiile orrherit far you end i i-ii ..i»>. Uiee. els. Where you ran huir tract* from and a half it-* up. I Where you can make the •malleet I mall down iM.na and imi I in -i-'My paymenle M i.'ij the i ii..t»t In. t»llg*t|ua It I i^lf' -I I In. -iiit:!!. ihn before buyinir «!m Grant Dye Jnc.i 812-13-14 American Bank Dido. i I KAISER MARRIES OFF SON PRINCE AUGUST AND Hl* ■RIDE, PRINCESS ALEXANDRA VICTORIA. BERLIN, Oct. ::i in the stately cdlftre that .In- the ruyal marrlagps of hla brother*. I'rincn Krederlck and I'rtnre Kltrl. I'rlnce August WUhelm, the fourth sun uf the .•■rinan kaiser, was roartled yeaterday to his cnualn, t'rlncets Adelaide of rUhleawlrHulsleln rUmdcrburitdlurksburg. The bride groom Is Si and bla bride Is II years of ago, Thn ceremony and the attendant festivities worn of an elaborate na ture, being enhanced by the &Oth birthday of the empress, who re ceived many gifts and message* of congratulation from monarch* of t£urop«. MOROS KILL AMERICAN (Or Unit**] Pratt.) MANILA, Oct. :i Mm. i, mo ut...t«-r --tntendrnt wrr« klllml In a d*»p*>t*%» tuhi with a tiind of Mut-os ua th» f!;!! 9". but wevk. »i 'r>l!;iK to now* that rmrh«il hem fr m th* Ulami The laborer. lost heavily bofure they rt.|ui»..! iii.- nidt. ki»K forty in a final rally. Th« klurua art> r.j- r ir-i to !iav- lost tft ktis.-ii and many more wounded, Th»y r*ti«iiMl «iu«ily under thn fire t th« 1.-i!»-.r. r» and l.iiin.-.t tit.- i ;aiit.ii!in tiuU4lna'* as th»> rclrraiud. BIDS ARE OPENED FOR NEW LAUNCH Kl at I'ort T"»iu'n-1 by J. II Oaklvy, th)«i.un in ci.*»*» Th* bid* under rm.S.-t«t!->n «r» ih'«« f ih- Inl»raatli $i:.t}« and II 4*>. t tiv. ijr. 'Tt»» dltt#r»nc» in t*»r« l» on arrount of th* varying tyrw of «T.«!n.-n to b« Initaltvd, n»A the qumtloil a*"' to will* li Is lh« ih«.i|« will t>e decided by Washing-ton au» Iti.-rliir* Tht> launch la to tw 11 f*et long, with twin screw prop»l> l«rs and la t>Mu>n«-»rrti of a play house and a doll trunk at Uip girls' homo resulted In tbe finding ««f ).-w elry valued at thousands of dollars. FRESHMAN GIRLS MUST NOT ROW Dr. Hall, phynlrai drrertnr of the t'nlvnr»»y of Waahlnctnn. has laid down the ml* lhat no freehmaa «lrl will b« allowed to row this >«-»r. nor until she haa completed on* yr.\r of work In the gymnasium. Thla Is due to tha fact tbat the work Is too hard for aom« of !M«i. and aa many da not v*« dlscretkio In their raittthentcs some rule must be mad* as to the fltnaa* of the »«i>ir anta for the sport. Many of th* s-irie who were t'lmini nut wer* not able t.i *wlm, and until they l«-«rn It Is considered foolhardy to per mit lh«'m to row. This Should Interest You »a.» found Ibal BW«>I» Hill elf hailaa; Ihrlr l"lk all«-i(Hri1 1.. »..r Ikf Im.k of r»».lj raaii, This Is a Mistake Yanr *x.| aMrnilr.t lo .1 1... 1 Inlrr m ftmw. We Have a Credit Plan That milt ai>|ir«l la IX MKIIIA II «iiim;v Ml II no LoNoen 111 as It'll la four war It! hatliK j.mr ««mV .H....1 .1 I*. Our nark la «uaraal.«H liar aaal thai Holiri rtmllali-r Site. arm is a huh, KaamlMalt«m Irrr fff. Modern Method MBSmBHB DENTISTS •I2CUND »M. IKIVHHIITV THE STAR. SATI I'rliKf" Auttitxt Wllh>ln nitnliifii majuilt) un .liiuuai) S6 Uil. Ills r. 1 princeia wi* dnr«» lii n while *ii»n. ihr tmiii be ing 13 r (our l-im Ar> itiun after th« retr mouy »a« hi lil in tin- v.».!t hall f Hip paUc*. wbar« llin i t:i| rlK* I.IX .111 f i.H 111 KIT* Claiming that liar i u«!.«n 1 tr- I fu>* UoMbcrc fi'» I itlnorc* n.fni :»irit •Cklntt liny (i.-i.ji m« In tt>« |>«rlnr court inirHn Th« wtf# »:ir«r« f ii h*r i.««i «>i«i h«« only ti 1 her |SS far t it'll.r* iitif Julio. and for dlvorea iiMti.li of rrvvlly. HIGH MARK SET FOR HATCHERIES (Oy Untltd Pr.«..i Ot.YMl'tA. Oe». J«— Tho fuming out f 800 to M.M*.«64 •aim.** fry la th# ttvark I f.-r Ih* a(*t» of \V4«hli>gl.»ii ha hril. for lhl« —Wiling to lift* ir.i»l»*l- n«r John a titx-Un.l. Th.- »!r 17 Mlmi h«trh«fir« In operation this >-rrio« ).«v. ♦•o about to.too,oca. but tfw numbor );a* run up In |«rtl«- u :»/ly f«*t.rti»>i« imm rnnr;> »0.«..uj.vw0 Tb« i«nn, a(*«rn j r^rii, «n» ov«r t,n |h« Columbia rtvar, but It I ha* buff l*t-r thatn tttukl m til* itrmma tut (jti.« into l*va«t eouod on ••■f.'jni «>f tow »«!rr Ttm t*■ it.: rmltm hatr* r»lwy C. C Oturchin «nd J«hn f«ni««, hay* furctvj»»curK tin*« of th* Huntvl T*l* j-.K..n« company. Th* chance In »wn> rr«h!}» will HÄ» asay with th« Ittean v.i.unrr «tii-».i!r«T» haT» i »»n rab- Joct»4 tn berau»« nf puma |.«rt of n»ti wt*k to «»tn palanlnc for Taft. lf>. R M.r-.ti.r I'll** *|.>.ii« »,rr» Jaat nl«ht to an audlvnr* ll,»i para*d Ih* Taroma Ihcatr* ll* laudad Co*>r»va Cudimtß. Barnes Builds Bungalows innr uni kkil Four n««M trim* M Kill ell ft lot «»4 halM 1.. nil nlla rtrry mtlllmi in itaal far ■ttALti I -II i'»»«ii;ni aa« balaara llk rml, ill fix I ill inn i:. That ault* your kft( .■•■.li Mavr th* I.mhi' cost any prlca you ran afford lo pay and I It built any way yuu want It, Tnu'll aullod In every way. Not Ilka t.m it-it a rf aOy-i-uin houaa. built cheap to aril, wttlcb nr, ipinnml In i»>iirliiK around aft- Charley i-IkIi" about 110 iiounda, tilt Mil Hl'lliM (if H i -Ilillll)' w«l«!icd two ton* ynttrnlny. "What I* your lmaliie«8?" do. nuiinlinl iln. attorney fur tlin women. Charley MuahPil deeply and oom manced to fidget. Then an hmpirn lion mnotn ill •inlil!.lil|i>i. "I am In the employ of tho police i).|.ii!t!in-iil," h» r.tiillli-l. With n s.ii«in of triumph In hln eye. "VVh«*r«'n jour lUrf" qulered th» \tton#y> •Oh, I don't nave- »Ur," npol •»el«wl Charley. "Well, who pays your aalaryT" Miiit-d tin* attorney. I'hniley |iiiiiili-ifil this >1i »,- i.miv itt th« |.r. •••■hi iit!,r. ih« puin vt Itaulnc Ilarhtinat ccrttrUAtva Urn >ii"-ii a futur* bund Unite M»■ »'n:»- 'l and favuratdy ir«ii-i.'.iy. It wu ut(i..i timt tl watild rotuir* tua Innc tiisio to tl»« bond l««un j.. r tin- jci>i)« «.t m r>i 11..H in vii or this '■)-■'i i' the l.4iiki fi at i r.,vr,l ih.i a>fnii)« of -\t t.i.-.K tuch lta*ht|rt|r warrant* a* tha city it.it'll and huldtna; them at a nominal rat* of Intorrat until th* bond* ara actually la*u»d. •T. I l« ladles t,f St. IMward'a ,n«it. ration ar» prc|>arma; far th*lr ehwrrh brn«ftt which im>» blatt from oetohcr II to 11. l»clu»u«. Tlta >ntirißlnni*nl will i.f held In m r. !««fi. i..ii. liuiman, frof. l-»^l and hta i-nUni, hay* b*«n i«»H'l for th» ocraitun. A num i I i'iu»« will b* tnoni I.ii a for th* i i it.r ranttldat* far fnl a t'l. Townund i.-t tv »r |.i liri in i iti ik.mpii.s i Th* IT-*! i Ooß(r*>attonal rhurcN, Haul Vroapmt lOih K. will i«■ (vrmallr welcomed Iril'i I! |!il»nll) * in.- i to it m«m> af th* rounell at IB p. m I att*r whtrh tha a«r«lr*a at tteotnt- Hi n tv tha paator, Itav. Hobart atorra o>«eo4, will i» held. At I v rlock In lit* **«ntr Edward tiacotn «mlth Will |c««ih, %M.HI MIDI wuimm,. (8y Uniud P»....) U QOftr. Ark,. Oct. Sl—"Wa don't Ilk* t»r mllltla. n.i. la two ii» talk—N. Ii Ttvla waa iti« anbatanr* f notva r»««l»nl ifcii.na'i tiwilla fey M»j-r It. tl k'»iin« Captain il f>. ttrtar«> nit iiruirnti.t Walkar, i.rrirrr. c Ih* Ai..r...i Kallooal Uuard. Twn local r«nc*rn* r»«-.t iv,.i!«». i.. «mt» «tnnlnK cotton, •igned Mm I ItM.n inmim I mii; «nu'n:i). An ord»r r**tralnlna J. r. fUard, ahvrtff ef fKohnntlih rountr. t'»m ••illag »Mo m.» of Itis.i.rr 1.1,.1 on an mion. waa grant*d en t»tltl«n c( W. F. llajr* In tha prri !*i Tha \»r It r«lurnat>la Ku**mb«r TkK waa adWEU.Tt>W?I. U*. Oct. 14 —Tha vlllaaa e( Kklnncr, Ova tnli»a north Of l.»r. waa ••iri.-uu i» I I flam** and mllltona of («*t «t lumlxr hava t «n fnManit 1 i~"SUPERFLUOUS MAIR I Tfcu rt!»fi«u'»m«M and tuihi fc«.»ir la r,«» ikiii isf »«lh I* Mill) I ih« a** Il»t-•■•■Ian IMI p^.HH.lf I t*N»«vaa k*lr ollkoal kl«B I Ml mr mi r khi i. ro. Will ImK Kit-It I MMHaaHHa i^^MHIIHMaMHMMi^^HMiIH^BHiiMV B»»»l!3**i«ajßßßßla^^fc_ TMJFHrtJJK 3 Trip Jr^Sm^SSpK h 51 c T f Enjoy all the pleasure such a trip afford*. The Compart ment-Observation Car, Standard Sleeping Cars, Day Coaches and Dining Cars in daily service on The Oriental Limited were built with the idea of offering you the greatest degree of travel comfort. Leaves Seattle 9i30 p. m. daily. Try it on ||S£OjCV3||g|&| your next trip to Spokane, Minnc- i[Cul?Lt^iinnl Apulia, St. Paul, Chicago and East. PtVHT^i MkJ tickets at CrV&r^m Second An «nd CVlumMa Street. I&*- 't,-A M L^^kSH CW. MELDRITM, mUH d City r«w»n«*r Agent. mvmaMZ Ml*^t w *fttSj LOW RATES TO CALIFORNIA ■a year Mnii»rka Kumi I walk up and h«r to Imn a drink. A fii«r. i>mn. Mj.ui.ii. mi vtr* t»r»nimin*«. i>!.. 1.. *tght I. i i l.ii,n nu11.,, m h«i n.Mr.i..-,) ■t.iiitiii.v 1....;,, (.nly" HH'llri.. f I'll-. ..ltiiK |ii (if marching «lub« took f'"£«- _» jsj «i«mii\ tut ,i. A union m«*(lnr of Chrlittan En dtavur n»iiii'i of lh» city will t>« held at th» I ir.i Chrlatlan l'r»*t>y- Icrlcn tomorrow •v*ntnn at oil'Tk, at which It J. II J,.!.»i, --!i«f» it i>r«u will iptak. Will in. TaiatUa. TACOUA. Off, —Xiata Taa >i r J i; frutt and Hlata llallroad Commlailonar C. I^awrvnrc will Ulaciiit taxation and Ih* \>t> j,' »r.| fas amrndrfi^Mt to tha atat* i.«ii'ut!•>«» at tho CommorrUl rluh ii, i, u> lilithi. Mr. Kroat will •l>*ak In f»r>-r of tH* arnvn'Jmcnt #m IMy lA*rt'"'* will r.fftnaa It. United Wireless Preferred Pur *aN K. ihirn |T r.o; un itamp«d. H. M. llerrin ft Co., «10 tint I Ladies I I Are You I I In Need! [1 of a New j I COAT H SKIRT I j WAIST I] 9 We can supply you tT I with any of these arti- Em Idea on our f&g i I Payment 1 I Plan I 3 Our prices are as low I'l "S as elsewhere One Bl I price, Cash or Credit. I iWwtbfr? Chitdsß lKa«««r*lr4 R| Sl3' «*cond Ay. 1311 WHOLESALE rkC J I^. E 9Sfcf^Eß-° DRUG CO^ RETAIL DOWN TOWN STORE 7^7"^ •013-1015 riRSTAVtNUt 1 ~W C y0U(l »*o*t i UP-TOWN STOPC ©L2iJ& W" M *1* iKt3r.«.«wt3TLAnc avc. ymfitJXL rorr,«DEL|vrn' jrf -^||r| lr^a>. rßl!:ciro *ll $urn# •off prrKi turn i*iir/« ■»,,^BHPrf J-l We're Digging Into Price, Tonight!! Open until midnight, offering tiptop b*,, i nil over both store*. Every department U"ffi to hum with buaine**, and you may |m will be a money-aaving tune, too. The Quaker stores make a specialty of L_i ling the Saturday night trade with a ittrtt). I despatch particularly gratifying to 1 We always have plenty of salespeople —you don't have to stand in line. Wlu27| you want, come to The Quaker, and if* if Yours for Less!! I ©Specially Bred, Specially f Be fair-Minded— And Judge for Yourself Indifferent Lamb ..,..1.r,,_.Uul nhiri. ul i,| a| b ka»t.a—aU^ II II «»r> ym, mnl Ilk, l, M a a.t aal ll—aa-j I "Circle W" Lamb »r,»...r.—.b., u( ,,..1, ...,hia« k...»JZJ2 II II ,oa m.,.i Ilkrl, ,,U I 4 h 7t "Circle W" Lamb I*" 11 raw., I. turn laklma ««llr>r arr fry.® laa In ,.i 1., «hV kaw .-at .i. 1 1..1.. ,,,k Ik. talrkrn, lk» !av and Ret tji.- 1.-st raiau at a rt u»ni,,ili> price. Over 4,«Mfl will buy b«r« today.

"II INIII IB p. M RDAT. BIG WHITE MARKEI MAIN FLOOR, PUBLIC MARKET BUILDING f Our Policy Si A successful merchant extends-to hls.cus- i U tomcrs every courtesy and personal attention. M Tin policy, combined with conservative man- H •gcincnt, has contributed to the success of this I Northwest Trust Safe Deposit Company Seattle, Wash. j m, snonnocK fmiiobh a. r. RaVMTataVM vies I'HMIDaW j ALKXANUBU UTKIUI aECIIBTAKT a THSASV"*** 1. V A Hal I Til CAiUl*" f DOWNING, HOPKINS KVER. IIIK'I. tu a 11t0.K.. |i,-iirt. Drain. Vrlv«t« *H»M' 8...h MM it* i'i.iaV