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10
WON'T TALK
TO OLD 10S
THIS IHII.
Scientist Now Viaiting in
Scuttle Says, However.
That We Will Get a
Look at Planet.
While 4;, onmoß herd of man
kuul are out on itictr housetops
in«klii(t algni to M.i:« on the night i
of Sept. 23, «hci! ilmf plniiit conn 1*
the iiv>"<'»< (° the •Hilh that tl has
Wi'tx in ton \t»r». the mil nrli'lltUt
will niako no ffl>i to communlcat*
»lth t!u> ■uppo««>dly inlinMt.'il plan
et, but will b*> busy niaktns oU•e^
vatlon*. taking pIc^UTM and gaih
> rtnir data.
Prof. Mgai I.nclon krkln dl
rector of I.OW* obaervatory. Cali
fornU ti a vUttor In Seattle with
l.uthi i Huihiink. and Is authority
for the prediction that nobody will
talk to M«r» a* he flaKhi-H pant the ;
earth on that lap of his orbit '
which brlnK* him closer to the l
•arth than he tuu be«n (or a »li
cade.
"No chance In the •I'iil' hvi
tho professor, "to signal to Mars.
Although Mars, on B«pt £3, will
look as big as th« moon, through a
tctwscop*. a signal would- have to
be as Mrga a< the state of \Va*h
ington, m«v or less, before It could
possibly t>< dlxttngulthed. I limit r |
stand some tu.i-. In tho East In
tends lo try rtg—lWM to the pass-
Inn planet, but down at Lowe ob
servatory we will confine ourselves
to legtttmate observations. We ex
pect to get much data never before
obtainable, however."
Prof. Larkln has btn<n star K«i
ing for a good niiun years, and
speaks aa familiarly of tb*- solar
system as nv'st folks do of the
South 8c& Islands.
"It ■M been a hard »tn:.-r en
Mars," he says, "and the north pole
of that planet shows more »now and
Ic*l (han ever before. The lr. cap
thins out a bit tn summer, and 1
shouldn't be surprised If some Mar
tian explorer located latitude $0
many years before Or. Cook did tin
same tklag on tbla mundnn*
sphere.
"Do I really think Mara Is tnhab
ited T Well, it h«i most of the
qualities of a habitable sphere. If
It la. the ranal digger* work faster
than lho«> at Panama, for the plan
et 1» ci>v.- with big '!l(ch<-i< Yes,
the night of i*«»i»t. Z3, If cl«ar will
be an excellent time for observa
tions of the best known el planets. i
O*t out the eld telescope and cltmb '
to the house top, but don't waste
any time waving your handkerchief
or sending wireless messages. We
won't talk to Mar* this yi'ar '
LOSES ON RACES
AND TAKES LIFE
VANCOIVKR II C^ B«pt. *.— A
stranger In th« city, -■••■<l to be
P. J Sullivan, of Chiemgo, commit
ted suicide early last night by
drinking poison, the nature of
which the doctors were not able tn
ascertain. The suicide Is tlioimht
to have been the result i.f unlucky
Kanibtluic at the Mlnorti race track.
TWO
PARTNERS
OwninK a lot on
Union Street
Want to quit anil m-U Ml It
must b« .solil at once tor—
$ 1 ,300
F. K. Strwve. John Davit.
l6oft^-sS^^\l
IN CO BPC »*T ts^g^m?®3AWi
BKTWKf; BVKnETT I.NTKKL.
AND TUB KOL'Nl>—rt« «cr»». !•»•!
l»n), •iccllanl loll; thr«» acrca In eultlva>
tion. %al«nr* pasiurv; Rood fovr*rn<rm
rr.ii.m, barn anil outbulkllnd; orchard;
•mall (ruin. «;.,.,.l water; prlr* ll.lt*.
T»rm»— lilt t»»h. balanc* l»n( ItBH •'
• I»r c*nL
fIOBKRT MAI.TBT.
»lt-ll»-»ll Alaiika Hullil!r«
Large Tracts
$50 and Up
Large Lots
$35 and Up
IWM •■ anil S3 Hoßfliljr.
Th<>«(i pr|r»« hv wlnit iiinkn
Drfrrirrton ll«*larhtn property at>ll
•o rant. Thl» beautiful property
I* hlii i. «»!■!!■ th* lii-n.i r t(,n Navy
Yard «n'l w« rt« liiilliliriK » city
there. The wonderful future of
Hr«mcrton linlfchta la aaaur<->l,
a* Umle H«rn in ap»rnllriK; mil
lions on Ma navy v.nl. We will
Kn.iiiirii.-f n larito profit In on«
y«ar at llm prenent prISM.
Vl»lt th« Navy Yard and
Ilr^rnnrton HetKlit* fat our «x
--pi-Hi-.-i. Wfi »r« tttkln« <rn*ilii
every day on tlic new atoantpr
11. 11. Kf-nnfdy, lcavlnK Oolrnon
dock tnn time" rtnlly, ripattlo
Ilom*ac-rkera Co., ownor«, 106
Cli^rry Ht. Ilrnmrrton off). .-,
Ort-gon HUlg., llif-merton.
Our offlr* will b* open Hatur
(lay rverilnir till »:3n arnl SiirulHV
tnorninv till 11:15 lo ojyormno'
dato those who wlati VTko Bun
n»y; id «nlnut<>»' rldfl^ on ii,.-
Hound. Hm lh« navy yuril alfilita
In otjr fn-e uuto at tlrrmirrtun.
HERE ARE HIPPOS THAT TEDDY SHOT
<*tww *»• M*r.e.:»j>s*r /<w»' ■ /**ntsMrrffr,Mr»js, t ff* -. . rsr v .avw/r/^i'.
Iti I nllnl ma I
NEW YOHK. Sept. 4.—ln ■ letter
received from Warrlngton -.watm. '
an ifiKiini I • civ, n of bo« K>lnn:nd
Heller, tho young University of
California naturalist who >m>m|it
tiled the Kotnwvelt i>«rtv. tklnnrd a
hl|i|»>l»>iamii!>. Tht- !.tt> ; aajr« In
[it n.
Th- hue* hippo killed by Col
, 1 KiKiiifVfii remained over nt«ht In
the shallow »M<-r Th- work of
'I dragging ■' on .■»... pletur-
I < »')>!<■. Home flvf or «t» porters »••:•■
sent out Into the water up to their
waists *h<rc '!)•■ hippo was lytiic,
to tin* her firmly. As soon M Ihr
hippo reachced shallow water a
cloth was l»ld In front of It, trodden
i down by the natives, an»t thi-n tb«- (
porter*, thirty or fort; In number,
pulled until the animal had been
haulr-d across the cloth.
"Heller, with quick ■tfolH*, m«4*
the !>••<•• -.van Incisions and the j>««i I
l:iK of the heavy hide l«-f.an
In U-ss than three horns be wan
In camp followed by porters, M>ro«" I
carrying the skin, others various
portions of the animal. Then WBM
the delicate work of [>«•«<!In« down I
th<- hide, a liny silver at a time/, so
that the tffivy underskln was r+
moved, leaving tbo outer hide,
which alone was treated and pre
served."
The picture at tho lop shows ttt«
dead mnnnter afloat In L<ake Nalva
sba. Urtttsb East \frl-a
Col. U«H»>fvi-n. slttlnic In th<- bow
of a launch, sent a soft-nosed bullet
Into the hippo's back, Th<- monster
quivered, rippling tno water, and
I then, with a mighty Rrnati. turned
\>ver and floated, aa U sbo«i In the
picture. The photograph was mad*'
only a few seconds after th« fatal
shot was fired. <'orrf«|xiri<l' War
rtngton Dawson holding the camera
In the launch.
The picture oelow shows lh<
hippo anhore, hauled up by natives
, and skinned by them under the •*■
president's direction. This giant
01 the Jungle lake will eventualy
I r^pow In the Smithsonian rnuamru
In Washington.
Dawson's pt< tur<-» am published
here today for the tint time In any
WOMAN'S SUICIDE
CAUSE OF MURDER
BAN fttANCI s^pt. X.— X'A
wanl Ut«i nora, proixrty clerk at
the Prtncei theatre, «v «not iit»l
killed lux! night by hl» lirotli't In
law, William A. St.-In with whom
hi- ha* been on l>ai! i<ri[i» for many
noothi Mrs. Uvermore commit
ted itilctda abont a month hko and
h«i liniih«r. Bteln. has since, as
serted thai thi treatment accorded
her by Llvcrmore drove her to
death. 1.1v.-nii'.ri- called at the
Htcln home, early last night, where
|M had lived with his wife ll|i to
thi time of her death, to K'-t his
clothing Hteln naid Mvermore Ht
tHckud him and that In fired In self
defense,
Hi,.- iiullet struck I.lverraore In
the mouth and as li<- ran downstairs
a Recond bullet passed throiiKh his
cheek and raag»4 upward Into ti «■
brain. M. ran half a block b«for«
he fell. Hi died on the way to the
hnKiiltal. Sit-In was arre«ted.
FIVE acres
FOR YOU
i have so attractive! flve.-nor<:
tract, two nillHH from watei
front HEAR COLBY. You nu .
have th»'He five, acres on can)
payment plan. Would trado toi
automcilille or furniture.
SEATTLE REALTY CO.
501 AMERICAN BANK BLDQ
I. Degerlng.
COURT ROOM SCENE
IS MOST DBAMftTIG
IHi (Milwl I'm. I
BPOKANK. Ik-pt. 4—A diamatlr
scene took place In police court hir«"
yesterday, «h'ii Mrs. Hilda John
son charged D«rtender John Carl
son with having murdered Andrew
|Aa4*r*on by hurling him through
the window of h«r room on the
night of August 4
"XalM I went with Carlson to
th« morgue," the woman testified,
"and a* is the old HMtMi Iti Fla
land, put ni> hand on Anderson's
dead face. Then I '■- CarliKiiil
hand and tried u> IMM It on An
idersoa's fare, but he turned pat*
and drew back from It — test no
Ktnlander would fear I! Innocent of
th. .1..-.'l,
B^fßccord Breaking Sale p¥^
F^SP| *^~--~ ~"~~ Just °ne vcrt'Bemcnt *n our local newspapers brought homeseekers and investors 3T\^S (S-*^W^^2
kNjf 1. -,» . -^^ enough to clenn up more than half of our t^^r* S^K^tC^ißa
wt I *^-^T^^^' Pleasant Beach Acres *&?3fiSjM?i4*im
NHIh Ik it3H^*^-^ J »dvertUcmcnt will sell the rest of it to people who can see thnt our proposition is I <MJgßHiyflt^nJf^>
\ B^4 ' m^J SOIL, PRICE, TERMS AND LOCATION I^Sp^t^iw^
5* PCr Acre 150 Per Acre I®^^
fOJII IIP Terms to Suit I Make Money H-S^W^llll
' ''•/,'' r*9-''/X/ Forty mlmiti » from the business renter of Seattle. —— li'h your (urn. To (tol full Information In every HB^ft^^^'WßMUJk^gJßl
IJjIM ?Vv £tM///C' "'"M "' trall"<M'rlnll"" f»rl)Hlo«. particular, SEE l! 8 AT ONCE. " SAvfA
|f9 *// xr^-1 ''•"" '"ii"U''l h P.lan -that will ennble us to presonl an unuiual Inducement In conjunction with , fjv jPaS'l JP^ftfLJri » ■
r\*jS^S^Kl I'/ / BB °"r f'l*"***' lleoeh irmtH An opportunity ti> Bnve Plvo llunilrid Dolhim on a purchase. If you want 1 iU«rwi^f« («T (!■ I
cV^^^'aH/v • fj\ ' i^lwl to tak« ad»lintaicp of thin offer, rome early. Our'proposition In bona flili\ Our reference la the NA- mVJ^^fVW'^BI i ATI' I
fill! I I £ a mAJ^^E I^^^^^ %1 fs ■Tt^F^l I I fe M KB * I H I V II Mt f^ ■ k% t I • ifl » vflL j^ 'J M I
Till; STAR SAIUkHAV M.l'l I.MRKR 4, 19M.
WfIECKERS OITCH A^ i
TRAIN; FI»E KIP
<!'• I .11.-4 |-r~.» .
I'lTTatJt'RO. f*«^ 8«-pL I.U|Ui|.
r.<«(! offlclala and d»iwlH«*_ today •
ar* ln»i «iiE»!t!!r tb« wiwl«l| B»h«>
■ lin)«l lilu« Illilt-i ■ Utkl night at
Cbewton. I'a , In which f!T« i»- r»<>:i»
wt.ro killed and inor«t than 30 Ir.
jared. It U brtievmj that train
wr«flnr« who ha»* tx^n aetWe
throußhout (If aiaii- In th<- tatt twu
w<wka. din 11< <l«. 1 In .llii hlr.i th«
train. The limited I. officially
known •* train No. r. of tho ualtl
more * Ohio. It atrurk a lo.«*. rail,
which la auppoatd | have been dla
[l»r><l- br n;. ii hoplnit to rob the
cara. l.tiKln- -r John l«j. tlaggage
man Wbrateroft, the fireman and
tw«» (>••*<■ t>(pr« »i-i< ameof tho
.'. i.| ■ ' ;■;• ■.■. ■ >
I nrw»|in|..i or iiiuKHtliif T1 Ho
nttlf (iinr la in ponKt'imluu <>' the
only plriiiM'B to r«-a<-ii Amrrlra from
Tcddy'a playground.' (?orrcapond«nt
l>nw«un I', I ii<- only n«<*«paprr matt
with nooafvclt. ll'- la rt'pi ►< M
Ins Hi" I'iiliml rirmi fm n*wi, and
, I* makliin plcturna raprrlally for
tlila in '««|iii|i> r. Mon al hl» pt<
iiimh kiii in piii.ii»li. ■! from day to
day.
CRAZY CHINK SHOT
OEAO BY II SHERIFF
(Mr I nllMl l'r~. )
OIIICO. Cal.. B*pL <.-N<<wit
r rath ml li*rs t<xla> Dial In •> <I<k-
IMiuif nun Imilii, ymtrrttiiy, Ali
Ham, a I'hlnran ittuk, ho* Mtiot nnd
killed tiy Deputy Hh«rlff A. B.
WiMuia, on tho Lynn ranch, 20 ml|f»
from iiii» city, Acrordln» to*rc
fKirta, Ah Hum urnt ■iiditenly in
miti« niul |ilari>d ptilmin In th» !•>•>•!
of fnrtn hnn>l* employed on Hi.
iiitn I, Ul.iii \\ •■«..!» «■ m t.i .ami
him, ii.- (V|i»tl;il barrrd hlmwlf
«lihln the i,iiiii ii..ii". niul, oiiiMit
Illi a k-;ii, witii»i'M.ii ii.■- offlir-r*
nttnek until ho Maa klllrd by I li4l|
-1.l from Woods' rlfln.
VETERAN fICTRESS 111
ill* I »ll«-.| l'r«. )
BAN PHANCIBCO, Sept. 4— Mi.
nitntu th t>'.nt;i'li i» »l («« Ken
«• ration* «K<> i'i»>< '> with IM* lii
M'«iih. Joa. .ii-M'-mmi and other
well known «rtom «»f earlier i!«i »
U «irl'niKl> 111 U' her linn.. 10 thl»
city i">!-> Owlnic to her ritr*me
att«\ tli.-ir ar« probabltlUi • that ah*
may not rwovrr. sin'- i>a« now
i'.i*».-i| ||l | '•!>' i ■■!!.! .
Mams—You Mr to put your
IMnr> •»«. and If you are Kolpir to
Die lianka |»arl/ «o «nd a»k CUrtj
to wn*h you an-l «ri roil ready.
!!.),- \\'a*!, ii.'- Why, I. It «ulna|
if b« a kiiiic' affair, then?—
.''■ i«i » I
JSrThe 1 ■■■■■■111 i
\p^^V:^^mJlt^ P and ■ niflk!
Jf^ y^Vv7-^v(vl??'< /■A/.&'£SSw On wno »hould»r» do** lh« blßiir- lip for th!« landlord »n4 «•
/SS^ttCfiwSVS fyrfllVlMfrfc bom* pnjpo«ltJon?
{^25.0 c> T , '/ we are selling beautiful 5-acre tracts, »m down and
\"CIA **" . (Wiiif THE BALANCE EASIER THAN RENT—IIO A MONTH,
JV ~nTHTTW»4iiriiii RJS ■/ ' • we A i'l'>cc properij like thli once In your poaseMion DOWN AND
( 7- till/ THE BALANCE EASIER THAN RENT—#IO A MONTH.
V. TT^ I. — ' A piece gf propertjr like thtt once In your po»»-»»1or. ittr;* you •
/^ rt/)' '■—« » —.- . jr*"^ th« ro< to fortune. Nowhere In th« r»-mltv market la there auch * bets
/\*Ny^ C^-^T*** I"*— '**''£20^ tlful bom* *Uf, with Tioush ground to make you fr*<», on »':<h lo»
i_"* i\j l _ /V««^^^»»- jp^ price* and liberal terma. , %*■
•i y* ** \\<Sj * Manr p*opl<» h«vo purc&aa«d tracta from thl» plat and minx more are thinking ef
'- ■*" \i J dolnif ibe same. ft
-*- Trocraatlnallon la the Tnl«f of Tin,", and aucb Uctlca will rob you of the home that la now within reach <>t al
Coma to our off lea at one* and get full particular*. , r
Morris Realty Co., 205-206-207-208
IVIOI ■ IS IXCsalty Armrkan Bank Bldg.
SEASON PASSES 10
BIG SHOWS GIVEN
WITH IHE TICKETS
•AM HALLER orrrilß A 6PC
CIAL INDUCEMENT TO
•EATTLE PEOPLE.
I ■• v 1k,1.1. r nf a iMttk I'•■
tllr Hi kfl Will l«> ,I .. ,| KI'H
McmltOl ninl Mi ill
■ •hi (in Battl« '.r Oettfiburf,
i»h ol tin- largaal of th« nan)
i ■■ • .ii aitrartli
bioti on v.< |..ui uf Hum
Mitiiir Buifti iii Ihi M| Mi • on
Ball hUmi. llona, »«< mini" iii
« fmiliM inift.M in Hiiitilr (lay at
• Boaltlon
Wlk-ii tiM Hraltln Duy tlckota ari
pi'-Hintiil to cither attrartlon th«y
Kill admit Hi. holder, provldlnic
Uii'H- la mi" |'X 111 Uilliili-kliiii aCCCIIn
i pitnylng Ihn tlckut. Aftci H<-mtl<
i>nv tin- Uckata will M'llllit 11,1
holili-m Until the i lon- (,l tin- fair
with tin Niiiiic provlilun.
810 MINING DEAL.
(llf t r.11r.1 |-r»..) '
NKVAOA (MTV. Cal . Brpt, 4s-
A iiiin,iiifi'rm nl wan iimrtc today (hat
• •in' nf th« ih'ini lm(K>rfanl mlolnj
ilium in year* wan coniiuiuraatea
h«»r»i yr'itircJay, wbon the linltpd!
Htatca Mlnini: Hm.ii.-r company!
tKiuKht ilu- Irtw Mountain (Uipprrl
mine.
WASHOUT ON N. P.
<11, I'Bllol fm.)
JI7LUBTTA, Ida.. K.|.r «.—
(latiKa of tin ii «ri worklnK on the
Ni-rthrrii I'aclflc trarka today In
tin- vicinity of Potlatch rrcrk, n
palrtnß a hundrt-4-yard waihout
cau««<d hy ii cloudburct late >■••*
tprday, which ■ .... JullaHUj
with <V«!ru< tion. I
CYCI.ONK SWEEPS
o MANY TO DEAIU
CATANTA, Hlclly, Hept. < Klrh
teen are. known to be dead and lf<o
Injured UK .Vnx.ill of i! terrlbln cy
clonn which awept over Boordla In
Houthfaatem Blnlly, according to
advlcea received hern today.
Hundradi <>f bulldlnicn, many of
which went Imporlant, wero HÄ
« b) thn awful hi- of wind.
II I* feared that it,. death Hat
will be much h-nvl.-i Dihii already
reported.
The Inhabltanta ni«< workll to
|i hi away tin- wreckage, on the
dtrpeta. [I I* nipected that thn
' budii-x of addltlonul vlctlma will 1,.
--found In Urn rulna of lh« wrecked
atructurrsa.
HuiliiK th« alorm rain f«-ll In lot
renta, 'iii- Inhabitant* were terri
fied and fled Croa tin Ir homea into
thn atorm, fearing that Ihi- tornado
would bring their doom* erMbtng
down upon them.
JAP POACHERS ARE
CAUGHT IN ALASKA
VAI/DKZ, Alankn. H«|.t 4—-The
United Hinted r«venu« cutter Parry
i'iklih! here iml Bight »lt)i I"
Japan<«« i>rliHitiiTM Hl.'.Hr'l captured
00 thfl ►'•&! |.na< lilfix H< I,.wm' i Ten
) n Maru. Tls<- KtMOMT wa» caught
mar Otter Ulhiml July 9. The trial
of thn Japancne |«M< l,i r» will I*.
act for thl« term of court.
— _
MUSIC HELPS MAKE CIGARS
(fir fall** rrm >
IOCTH iv: I HLKHEM. Pa.
H'pi. 4. —KiiHtitlniiiK the logic "f
Dlxif. where tnunlc maVt-* dark«»»
In sroiipa work fa*t*-r, iii« Collos
•ouin rliur factonr here bat put In
• plp« (irtwn. worked by electricity,
jUj try lv continuous tntmtc on mov-
r.ii hundred wtiid- eratitoyra.
TELERHONE GIRLS
HAVE TO DODGE I
GANG MBttd
ONF MOTHER COMPLAINS TIM
HER DAUGHTER IS SUtV '
JECTED TO INHULTI
Complaint ban been m*4« t L m
tlm "tnaanlng" h«lnK done uh,?
entrance of Om Ul#-phon« «^
panl<-*' op«ratln« <1.-p«rtm*tn«^i
A mother of on* Kir| <?mßkt«
therw miii that ni.j.rnii, to 7*
Hc*s h«v« b*i In vnln, , n | J*
nl«T.tly when the girl* er On> ™
a!4ft "maiiliera" Hup u p and'eh
nffnnd th« iclrl» 'l
Th« writer of thin Utl#r u«
who htt« a damchti-r employed v n
I'arlflc Telephone & TfJeg r , P h*
pany'B offlc<;« and not tw f, n!ru
aic'i otm ma«h»r ir«-w no bold ii t
Krah th« arm of the £lr| »|^ *
tempted to force her to fo b
him, afi« «h« had lKnor«d ?
verbal iproarh^a to her.
The matter will attain t># tib,
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