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expressed themselves a. being
unanimously Ia favor 81 securing
complete control Of the beautiful
body Of water and for keeping II
FOR strictly pleasure purposes.
President Saunders and MI clark
were appointed 90 take up immedi-
ately the matter 81 securing all the
rirht-of- way necessary and the
riparian right along the lake shore.
W. l. Wood has offered 90 give bic
riparian rights 90 the city free. The
chief portion 81 the right -of-waY to
be secured runs through the PatleF-
non mill property and that o. the
Seattle Electric company. II is pro-
posed 20 condemn the former and
remove the aawduHt. II ih believed
that the Seattle Electric company
viii donate a strip through itH prop
erty for "a distance 81 about half a
mile free - cost.
Il utu cont a. least $4,000 a mile
20 construct the boulevard. Il ulll
not BE- commenced until that one
nov under construction Ia Washing
ton park is extended 10 Woodland
park.
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BURGLARY

A railroad section house near
Black River junction was entered
some time Yesterday afternoon and
an tho Faluahles aud clothes which
the men had left there were stolen
In the booty we're two watches and
"a small sum 81 money. A similar
robbery iu a shack occupied BY
Greek laborefH. occurred Wednes-
day night In the same vicinity. More
than 400 was secured by the burg
lars. The matter was reported 10
the shcrffs office.
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He FINED EN-

WICHITA. Kan. oct Carrie
Nation was found guilty o. the ma
lieious destruction ~ property and
fined iibo and sentenced 20 20 days
IN Jail Myra McHenry and Mrs
Lucy Without we're fined $3.50 each.
Lydia Muutz was fined so. All ap-
peslsd and gave bail Judge Alex
andef On proHounCinE sentence. said
Hluodshsd vii folloN these cru
safes " you people 50 unpublished %
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

?. X, Mullen. s. Ballard ave. COS.
City HALL
Frepor, prus Co, Ewing stree,
and Fremont avenue.
W. a. Mansfield a Co, Druggist,
a1ed and jackson.
oraham's Home Bakery, 2fo3 let
aNenue.
c. N. LOhndreft, cigar store, ei6h
Second
Thes. Harris. at Postotfiee. Rerton,
Littie's Pharmacy, ist ave. north
and Harrison street. J. n. Little,
pronfistor.
Carlton a Co. Druggist, cor sth
90. ard pao. street. South Seattle.
y. A. Moore, Postoffies, SO, Park.
University DRUG Store. University
Station.
Newell ST. Pharmacy. 1904 Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. CLARK, pro
prieter. Nos e. Madison.
Columbia prua Store. W }. Stud.
Icy. prep. Columbia, Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy, p. {. Ftthsr.
prcp.. aia Broadway Rnd James
Caakrr DRUG Co, t0ia lot ave.
lears's Pharmacy, rs N. Broad.
~aVi phone, Union %.
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FILLED WITH
GOOD STORIES

The October number Of the Pa
cIflc Sportsman ~ just out and filled
from cover 20 cover with bright and
bfecHy hunting and fishing stories.
Editor Phillips is making a decid-
ed HE with his magazine and gets
together some Of the best sporting
matter that can he found The
magazine has some very interesting
feature stories about camping lifo
aud is up 10 date on rules aud laws
Of HportHmanship.
Besides being an able writer Ed
itor Phillips is an enthusiastic
hunter and fisherman and knows q
whole lot about the necessities OF
the sport lie IA constantly I'm touch
with eastern sportsmen ana IL doing
more 90 advertise the state "
Washington as sportsman's para
disc than anyone IA the state.
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~ CANADIAN hank or CON
ssigh, r,i,s sbi's. psiss s5 AZ - 90
nnd daiiaHHi surplus g. 0n0 ulo5 inter
Get allowed Goa time deposits a gen
sfal banking business transacted
Seattle branch corner James street
and second avenue. q. V. Holt
manager
mn RcANbfNAvIAa AMFHfcAN
hsainssH transacted deposits. 8 ~.
g. capital and aa.pias 60 go a
s1s. EsisAS y sssles - We
fisher. eat cashier
PEOPLES sAvtsGs HANK
itsi saia 81 iii6'oaa : q Ns9fsiasS
pre- = = Grernlaaf cashier COM
msfcial satinsu aaa rust business
Carpenters ard Builders.
, afthfANs ealpsnt1f chop st
"a iIhs Phones. Main - lad.
Dramatic School
EuAN Dramatic school Announce
summer season - elaaa wufh conn
fusuetuE June is HhakrspeHfs ard
Classics HHdsr direction n FHaHE d
HEan aud u lrvius coolidge Terms
q - per month gH#aa limited rH-
Eoii tudaf. - iioi1aHs nioek Phone
hsa' -
prsssrstins.
fuh drrastuakinE ard plain Haalts
eli al Isle .th Az Phaaa MaIa
So Rsaaaaabls prices
nuEasMAktSu ladies taiisfIas IN
famine o. 81 bone, . = pc DAY
Hospital
fHfNAtE home bafafe ard during
rorfinFmsut trrtns reasonable uurar.
h.aes - 10 Ihlfig .sseeaa sys.
AoSs.msv.ra
IT'D MAHTINsoN. Hauss Never ana
naisrr Foundation - ora ESTIMATES
ehssrfuly furnished FhonsH Front
/. 81 y - ~ ssHsnih eve soa,h
junk
II foF want correct weignis aad
prompt returns drAi with thn ehifa-
a. Junk Co. it9 Western. Msin ~.
MiliinsfY.
sT1tislt Aiti.lNEAf ~ los pficss
hrs a ~ Hanson. ieaL eaf tth
And Tine -
Musical
~ ana Me- nouElaa Hoss. Violin ard
plano Instruction. saas fifih ave Ind
Mechanical Enginssr.-
= = n Ai.i.AsfER=s1-. fiaassf
oeuiis,s and Auris,s
hk q w fERtf. ocaiisL AaTirl
40 Marion.
pR- FoSpA sADEAu-ili ngFss bid,
os,sopathy.
WAAiffNaIuN fsFlttMARY oF
NTEopkTifYa iua aae0nd avenue.
phone Main est both men ard adj
eatsepaths examination frss
WAEIitNgfoN INSTITUTE or os.
TEuTATtlf fipe year. 10 Seattle.
SAFE bepe.ait buildinE. 20 Ftrst
Patent Attorney.
, . ADAMS -Draf,ias colman bids
Physician ard surgeon
hn " X .ItitNEH q b nlHesisy
itrh g eNeninEa IN Lax itsl.
On ". n MOB DALTON. 81 Ar
esds bids. SAD aad senite-uftnary
u chambers Eplsr bIk Both phoneS
Pho,osraphsrs' supplis.
ARbEl@6S SUPPLY Co. M cherry
ct. Seattle.
Printing and Binding.
ANNE "Fhr Printer aeit spring 81.
commercial printing u all kinds.
Storage.
TRUNKS delivered Is cent? 9 days
storage Tree plane and furniture
moving estimates given Union
Transfer Storage Co. e011 fIrat.
10th phones Main hs
Ship Builders.
MORAN uHoH COMPANY. Engineers
and Hhiphuildera. Dry Docks. Lum.
tcr Mills Seattle.
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Will HN
b. N ".

CORVALLIS. Ore, Oct Tho
football schedule Of the Oregon AZ
ricultural college. issued today, pro-
vides for a game with the UniYer-
aity Of Washington al Seattle Oeto-
Der Il. n will be the only game
played away from home.
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PAYNE FUNERAL

WASHINGTON. Oct The of-
ncialH Of the government and rep
reaentativea Of the foreign power
gathered az 81 Johns church at II
O'Clock this morning 10 honor TIE
memory o. the late Postmaster Cen
efal Henry g Payne. Thousands
attended the funeral
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The MARKETS
wAnl EsAIE pnIcEa

Who'll EbAlE PHiCESs
fThess prices are 90 any buyer In
Quantities Prices on small purchases
average 20 per cent highorJ
Provisions.
rreah Msat-Cow beef. gaeIc Per
n steer beef. &C. veal. Ia Zoe 10.
pork. DC IN. mutton. emsiAc ID.
Provisions Hams, ibdi6o m;
breakfast bacon, lee ID. bellies.
fresh. lie ID.
Vegetables
California potatoes. iMG12c per
n Yakima potatoes. iiS025 ton.
carrots 4am a0c per sack. Cnhha-t. !
q I 10 ID IN 1lshes, lee dor lunches.
green onionA. i0c per doz punches,
eucumhers 60c dozen, native egg
plant, &c per H.. sweet potutocH,
~ 20 per lb.
Green Fruit, Etc.
Apples. wenatehee. 60e0si2b
per box; Valencia oranges. fA25
per box. Lemons. t2mab0 per
box Blackberriea. 1875 per crate.
Persian dates 6Mc IN. bananas,
II ? 500 $50 bunch Cantaloupea, Yak
Sima, 7bcHit crate. Dewberrles. 81
|box Wenatchce peaches 40ff soc
1bnx wutermellonH. ,1bOm225 per
dozen, Sweet pruncs. 3bH soc,
grapes Washington. Toe; grapes,
California. tlmt2b. crauberrics,
1850 per hhl.
HAY, Grain and Feed.
oats, t2s00m20.00 per ton barley,
$3.50 per ton; wheat t80maf ton
chop, fab.o0m27 90 per ton. shorts,
$4,000 per ton bran. 5000 per ton.
oil meal. fa2.0s per tor ~ w, tim-
othy, $500 POI tom ". W. COM
pressed tlmothi, $1,000 ton. new
wheat hay, 1iA 00M 800 per ton
Puget Sound hay, f12a1a per ton
middlinEa, $4,000 per ton. cracked
corn, $4,000 per ton. straw. 5000
per ton. Peanuta. Jumbo. BE! Al,
&c.
bstsr. Essh. Cheuua.
Native creamery .2sc p-cv 10. Fast b
ern Crcmery, fresh ~ o sar
Eggs Naive rllnes. 81 % aap dos.
oregon ranch. 27c ttos E.ioghsSp aalq
2bc doz.
Cheeae-Nntive, it0i 90 ID.
Poultry.
Chickens. hens. AsMc; snriaN tts)
ishc. LmckR, live, ma iic.
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NIFW All afiEWANf 4 Coz.
HHam su tHiau Hlurh
No
Groom brick beautiful building fine
furniture Huud ioHafItsn. 81 esN5 EtfWa.
No.
- rooms. rev and modern building
uirfif furnished good lfuHHaiH tafa
pets. ianH lease. reasonable fHHf nlE
munff-makaF. splendid tatatiuu
81 90 Nhia o. HHiHuHid opportunity
60 act good huEHa l&HaHumhnlr
terms s. 1aa raah balance mauthiy
MH
We have laaruHu apartment hHIins
tuE that iH Zoe sale o. Euud lHFatIUu.
stands Hn leased HfHund. nHHHHH 81
PEI muuth Worth O. luo Viii Hril
Tor So cash
STEWART STEWART a co.
HaHu nj fHIHu HifFh
L. II-a- A..u..
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WORSE

LONDON, oct Lady Curzea
has taken a decided turn Tor TIE
worse. and two physicians have been
summoned b. special train from
London
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william J. Young. president Of
Young Bros. Incorporated, and
Mrs. Young left Seattle yesterday
for n trip around the world. They
expect 90 De- gone n year.
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AVE YOU WANT? TELEPHONE THE STAR


HANDFUL 81 NC per lhi Halfnoh
trout. i0miin per lb founders, 10
per 10. rolea. sMo per ID; shrimpA
i00 t2hc PEI b., smeita, scarce.
Groceries and Cereals.
Sugar, Golden g, IN sacks. $685.
Extra g, iu sacks. t6.bb. powdered.
In barrels, $3.50; dry Eranuluted, IN
sacks. iG.0bf cube. Ia barrel. $780,
flour patent, per barrel tfTbi
Crown, it7b. Straight. per barrel.
tt2b. Gold Medal. teas; Minnesota
hard wheat. 60. pillabury. t7bams.
rillHbury'H Hest. tG7G5 Standard Dn-
hoth. 1915. whole wheat flour. per
barrel 500 graham. $3.50 graham,
los. per bale f2ibi rye flour COS,
per barrel. tt7Gi rye flour. los. per
bale t2b0. rye meal, Cos, per barrel,
ft2b. buokwhcht. per barrel. g. 90.
germ meal los, por bale. t27B, corn
meal. Cos. per barrel 500, yellow
corn meal. los. per bale. g. 20 white
corn meal. h0a. 81 rolled oats. per
barrel. Gee. iG2Gs wheat flakes.
boa. 40 he f120. Parma. per barrel.
t6ko. Tnfiua. t0-lh sacks. per bale
$500. h1miHV large. Per barrel
TITO. homiuY. small. los. bale. iz60
Holly. self raising burtvheat per
case. ii2f. Holly cake ana pastry
flour. per case. ifeo. pearl barley,
bib boxes per eWt4 1850 pearl
barley. 0o-ib sacks 100, split
peas, g6-lb boxes. g. 90 split peas
io0-tb boxes. 1850. popcorn. per
eWt. t9t0
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Christ Olson. -. and Annie Han.
son. -. both OF Port Gamble.
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Mrs, NJ. Prouty. of 1912 seventh
avenue. complained 10 the police n
fsV days AFRO that y man who told
ht0 that hs vas tseorgs stanley
psVs5a9 p0aFun sbsvs for clio at her
pAnp ~ bAafd nss.gi i6s shsck war
orsGp Cm t~s fzl os.9paa sasi1jul
6runii 90 Rpo0<buuUd- tSnA, ono or&ooas~
sse saNs 'agass DO o, 3 l4esis RE
pelfse sye ssaJelms On ths case.
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BURIED
ALIVE
ny Boripps News Assay

BERLIN. Oct IA coal mius
collapsed al Gerlebogh. Unhalt. to-
day. Eighteen miners we're entomb-
I'd. All will lose their lives.
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BOARD HAS
AMBITIOUS PLANS

FORMS NEW BODY GUARD WILL ATTEMPT TO TAKE OVER
MADISON LescaI AND MA. pRoHA PARKS AND THE "
HOLE OF GREEN LAKE
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FREE Barbecue Dinner Sunday. oct
lotH=ti. - and tiGo Terms 81 per
month. city water mains aud eide
walks are laid pc minutes ride.
Take Washington r. car 20 South
VIZ SILL more lots ana houres than
any 10 real estate men Doe Seattle. be
oaNE.IfRiLF fHE blsPffAsseiE g ana
ONLY ONE-1tALF THE PHtCE
SO. - ana W for largo lots with city
watef nov IN on Nc car line. only
Washington ~ e. Southeast seattle
office open until evening
ron BALE aat-ia acres fine aoii land
half cleared. oue-roOm house. one
block from car line aud station aide
~ church. school and grocery. walks
ana Tand roads fo land. nu new Rem
ton car line. ~ min. ride from cltp.
Adam Held, 100 9TH ave.
CIIEAP= Nearly new house. large
tract 81 land only t5ff. ferma. "a
down aud so per month. also several
and 10 acre chicken ranches on
car line aud lake. sce naukkropor
a. iiilimnn city atflco, on old Rem.
ton car line b-cent fare.
WE are going 10 cell our home al ia
next 20 DAYS. $50. half faah ~
owner. or Gage A BALDWIN 800 Ere
mont ave. Phone Cedar tDIi
FOR sALE-fn Georgetown. 8-room
house Z lots chicken houses. all
fenced in good shape, fer 81. 600 H8
500 % eaHh, t35fg per month See
NJ. s. Johnson, t3lh Arcade WAY
81 10 =8aronm modern cottage. sass. Loo
cl0ar IN q zoe aeFna fhasuH In easy
t,rnuk hnDW Etft ~ sIftan al Dlh
Niifin Nj o. nss9 \
A1.g01n cod suai. 4 losjs 6aee. With
:s:aas fgG n sbses N South Park
fasm@ias ~ rae ehaaa Black Gs9t
f-ItoM, modern twelve mlnues out
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HERE rs A aNAp
f4oo for five acres % fine level land
very easy 90 clear. one mile from
riverside fine ueiHhhufhoud. free
mail delivery fine ruhdH. terms tiu0
cash balance one two and three
years
81 n NICHOLS.
UN Pioneer nldH
8 ACRES ron tUo' A SNAP
For the neat @ days for cash. 4 viii
Htll aHrHH fine iaui rluaH drive a.
Seattle with free mali HrlINfrY.
schools good faHdH and market
for KaHH ufuduelH Don't So up Co.
HuuHufuiHh county Whom NaH rHu set
land - this price Hith such adtans
tnNrH
titAH 4 ADAMS
tHa tat ave. q Starr Boyd bids
ACUEH $50 tn So tfsH than five
miles Usar tive aaf lines. terma Co
Huit
". j. BOWEN Grand linton Hotel
John Asa
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SEIZED
BY JAPS
Especial TO The start

SHANGHAI, oct Tho British
steamer Sishan, from llongkong, has
been seized by the Japanese OF
NewchwanR. She carried cargo
Of cattle. flour, etc. destined for
Port Arthur
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MUST change climate. must sell mo
chicken ranch ~ plymouth Rock
hens. - pallets hafnhna iH Erhs
FuarT arFes clover fanHn Tor
chickens. one acre KeHstahla ahund
aurr = small ffuit. q rnH eupa Z
heifFr calves ! year Old saddle horse
furniture Eusn Nth ~ = pairs
Hamiua pigeons uaid fff and uu
uaf here Euea HIfh place. Price
10 % - cash So ~ mnnth
Take MashiuEtHH 81 Car g. Iaf luf :
Miii See smith 80 Mauie
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HOMEarEAps under government ca
nni tu BE- built "a thia state work
Will hEEiu Soon. survey nearly com
rlstsd DOM waste time NfilihH but
come TODAY ant5 and climate uufhs
tfiled t.uratIaH fra - ahlie tneY
last Charlie itaukrft Locator
foatefften hih taaco Wash.
81 Eoes aefsu. within % miles of ~.
attic. affen CLEARED balance lH tim
boz. tea bearing ffaH tree new fur
niHhed tzroum hHaae. barn aHd large
chicken houses I COW. Ifa ehIehfuH.
incubator ana Dfaodrn
HisEHfENUWE 4 AWNEfIs
= hUkaEH N'HCk
q. eaF fiut ave and Columbia 81
HERE "a A NtCE COUNTRY HOME
70 ~ neftH half bottom land. bAis
auce euad upland Z acres In rulri=
Walton. balance haH cedar and fF
Nmhef NuunH orchard aud email
fruits fine creek through fhe place
larKu frame BARR aiau uufhulidiuFe
NJ Hula within r. DAYS price 81 fao
which = much lee than tha cost u
impruA HHfFnfH
RoHEHr MALTHY go Sev Yofk blk
HENwEEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
miles from uua of the nnat tawua
M " valley - HervH Pert afrunH
tVtfkru balance snad upland aii
I.f4fh level atld seed colt partially
nnpfts 81 ruud f=foum house nicely
u hehaai ard usINhhnrn anurr de-
sirea auirA safe u taken within =
few daFa wiI cell Zoe q -
ROBERT MAITHF 80 NeH Fufh ia
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a TINE RhnghIM.
fN re five afrfaa ~ fialE Iaad eflis
gR,sl 49, .4gff $500 brew cllE aug VI
g-fssgssSg sssg. ~ aia. a45jf asi8t "a
Hsss. $3.50 ghist ass &asq. s,sss8sgrs yssss
y sdnsisS .ss.se: :.sihsa,ai sess1ssace eli
Seattle. 70 ssab fsegsssa $50
a.. II EfGNDisH
Ga Pioneer Uldu
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WHULEbNLE FNTNEb.
fThess prices are 20 any buyer In
quantities Prices on small purchases
averaEo 20 per cent highor1
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Fresh Meat-Cow beef. daeA per
n steer beef &C. veal. Ia Zoe 10.
pork. DC IN. mutton. eMehc ID.
Provisions Hams. $50 Ice IN.
breakfast bacon. lee ID: bellies.
fresh. lie ID.
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hsnk,s-c on,lnnsd.

THE CANADIAN BANK or CON.
hfNtE Capital paid up. 3 10 90
fFifhf million. arNeH hundred thuuHs
uHd dniiaHHl surplus g. of0 uu5 inter
sfal banking business transacted
Seattle branch corner James street
HHd Second ayen4es q. v. Holt
manager
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5-ACHE8. with house Of rooms. pa
acres pribbed Hll fenced with picket
fence nice stream ~ water on place.
This place ~ worth $50 but DE Says
$40 cash takes the place.
q. = uHAGEH.
900 Arcade Bldg
Phones. Main 2ii2. Ind. u 1894
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REVOLUTIONARY DATA.
s. A. R. Want the Old Records Pub
 Hshed

 s. A. R. Want the Old Records Pub
 lished.
 Washington. Feb. 1.-The connecti- cut members e congress have received the resolutions adopted by the Connec- ticut Sons of the American Revolution. relative to printing information to be gathered from the claims of revolu- tionary soldiers. The resolutions are as Follows:
 Whereas. There is a mass of geneal- ogical data buried in the claim papers of revolutionary pensioners at Washing ton of great value to the historical stu dent and especially to the descendants of these soldiers, and
 Whereas, It is desirable that this in- formation should be printed;
 Resolved, That the Connecticut so- ciety. Sons of the American Revolu- tion. urge it's representatives in con- gress to promote the enactment of such legislation as will secure the publica- tion Of the same.''
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WiI Assemble in This City To-day for
 Three Days,s ion-Compiiment-
 ary Luncheon-Paper To-day by MT.
 Tombo of columbia.
 An important educational conference will take place in this city for three days beginning to-day when the nlem- bers of the Association of American Universities hold their annual meeting. This meeting will be the sixth held by the association, which has for it's pur- pose the promotion of uniformity in uniformity in university work and methods, the elimination of rivalries be- tween the various institutions, and the advancement of higher education in this country. Yale, Harvard, Columbia, Princeton, Chicago, California, Leland Stanford, Cornell Johns Hopkins, Penn sylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Clark and the Catholic university of America at present send delegates to this con- vention. This year New York univer- sity and Brown have applied for ad1nis- sion. and one of the questions to come uo will be the election of these two institutions to the association. Most of the universities will be represented by their presidents, and scores of well known professors VII be present, either to read papers or take part in the dis cussions. Throughout the session the association will be entertained largely by members of the Yale university fac ulty. and especially at the Graduates club, made up of resident university men in this city, whose alma matters are in all parts of the country.
 A complimentary luncheon to-day at 1 D. m. by the university in the corpora tion room in Woodbridge hall will open the three days session. This afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Registrar Rudolph Tom bo of Columbia university will read in Woodbridge hall a paper on the unifor- mity of enrolment and expenditure statistics. A paper on this question was read by Columbia university man last year. and it's discussion made the special order of the year at this session.
 Tomorrow the executive committee will meet to take action on the adnnis- sion Of the new applicants, and there will be discussion by college presi- dents on the general question: Are the degrees of bachelor of science, bachelor of philosophy and bachelor of letters to
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on Tuesday evening at their residence, corner of Orange and Grove streets, it being the nineteenth anniversary of their marriage Pit was played and there were musical selections on the piano and violin. A nice supper was served and sociability reigned. Those present were MT. and Mrs Lucke Mir and Mrs. Charles Scranton, Miss Ethel Scranton, Master Scranton, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Genung, MT. and Mrs. Thomas, Miss Jessie Thomas, MT. sher- man, MT. Alger, MT. and Mrs. Bliss and daughter, and Mrs. Charles H. Mer- win.
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Starin's New Haven Linz
Dally Nxcept Saturdar.

DHIly EXcep[ Satufday. 7
 Steamer John Il. StGrin tCaDt. hfcAiiis. ter) leaves New Haven from Starin's Pier. days, Tuesdays aud Thursdays. Steamer Glen Island, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Steamers leave Pier 13, North River, N. Y.. at 9 p. m. daily (except Sata S1.25. Staterooms, $1 .O0 Tickets and stat{ rooms for sale at ]. B. Judson s, s67 Chap{ st., Peck < Bishops, 703 Chapel st. Fr6 stage leaves depot on arrival of Hartf0f every half hour, commencing 8:30 p \ Through freight rates given and bills of laA Ing issued to points west, south and soutF west. Order your freight via Starln LdnS
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RIVER AND PLANETS

Horace Johnson of Haddam sends this prediction to the Hartford Post:
 ''The Connecticut rivers will not open until the first of March Indications are that it will be acted upon by a very strong southeast pressure. The planets That create disturbances in the earth's atmosphere will be in proper places in their orbits to cause a very great dis turbance. think the breakup will be a terror. People along the valley should be prepared.
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT LINE New York, the South and West.
Steamer RICHARD PECK in com rnls,,o,

Steamer RICHARD PECK In commlysIon.
 FROM NEW HAVEN stea ,ner ,eove. 2:l5 a. nl. daily except Mondays, due New York 7:lb a. m. Passengers are privileged to board steamer at any time after 10O0 D. m. I-s
 FROM NEW YORK Steamer leaves 4:oo p n n. daily except Sunday, due New Haven goo D. In. - "
 steamer arrives st and departs from Belle Dock, New Haven, and Pier 40 N R. foot of Clarkson street. New York
 For tickets and staterooms apply at tho office on Belle Dock, also at Bishop & Co. l0S-b Chapel street or at Purser's office on New Haven.
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with administration. financial support and circulation of university publica- tions. including theses, doctors disser? tations and scientific journals, and the general transaction of university bus- mess. Johns Hopkins will be represent ed at this session by President Ira Rem sen, and the University of California by Professor Charles M. Bakewell On February 20 President Hadley of Yale and President David Starr Jordan of
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be preserved or merged into the degree of bachelor of arts?" The University of Michigan will present the opening paper on this question, through Professor Richard Hudson, dean of the literary department. The University of Chicago will be represented by the second paper. to be given by Professor Paul Shorey, head of the department of Greek.
 On Friday afternoon will come the third session, which will concern itself