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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-22
LOOK OVER THIS LIST,
SELECT YOUR HOME,.
AND SEE ME-!
CITY OF ANDERSON.

CITY OF ANDERSON.
avacapt Lots on Greanville street.
l1fouse and Lot on North FAINT at.
!, ,uee and Lot On franklin st.
,cant Lot Main at.
= uer Lots in various localities.
ROCK MILLS TOWNSHIP.
lnf acres, improved.
N'0 acres, i'm proved.
PENDLETON TOWNSHIP,
SO acres, with s. room dwelling and out.
Aouses.
i60 acres, partly in cultivation. .
120 acres, two-story dwelling, barns
and necessary outbuildings.
CENTREVILLE TOWNSHIP.
Ill acres, improved.
104 ceres, improved.
l55 acres, improved.
800 acres, fine lands, we'll improyed-
will be sclG to suit purchasers.
81 scres, improved, good state OF culti-
yaticn.
26S acses, well improved, good water.
good dwellings and tenant houses.
CORNER TOWNSHIP.
142 acres. Broom dwelling, barn, Sc.
. ... HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP.
ITO acres. improved. ..... ..
200 aoras, improved.
IVA ceres, improved.
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!: Mr.. illian Il Joahmran & ], G nides;
Of The. oarps &! manuf ctuj res ofsY dr.I ti:
kers, a 81 has been blinded by5 s, al al
Hash Of lightning 81 her suranaer home e
in Sorrento, 81: and is now st 3 2un & ler5 m
che care of specialists. ss. goc chraini3 ii,
ss ssas seated rear i window s. dnriug 81 81
4 storm stsap and shtnilss etruek very sinesr
slEg her The fast aas 90 inI ense that
:she was B n'nabie TO aees sanyth hing intnesE
diatel d a after Later be- S:sig of5
ono eye was reatored 4, buts iit was4 m found
that ntio ner atIa some s, 81 fhe'
yssa U the 81 eys mere rlps
:tussd and the sigh COB sIsl 4 5E M
Sis ssss sEs q Born h sympashiza,
md Ill 5thsy osa IL anysh vi sag eIas soI p
3 fesl sfors they roasesa 81 fssI sorry fors m
ithsndseIy
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homeless, and are, eligible to tho u.

D. G.. ...~ ....ss|
Memorial Hall. in course Of cree
ton by the d: A. r. commero ooratiye
OF the deeds Of our re olutionsry an
cestry' Is q worthy and patriotic en-
tsrpr'se, but g home for the aged he
ro'nes OF the Confederacy would aerye
not alone as memorial of our dead
heroes and heroines, but what is esill
better, it would bs a blessing 60
worthy suffering humanity. .5zy5%
There arc Semes for aged women In
most OF che large cities, north and
south. Atlanta has but recently
opened ons. These are sll designed
for worthy women; no matter what
theis social position OF culture, and
fill great want. =: ~ zt st.y +
Rut what we are advocating is q
home built and endowed by the gen.
oral order Of the u. D. G.. We would
hsve it modelled very much after the
pisa Of the Louis Home at Wssa-
ington, which has been q happy
refugs FOR so many eyed sntlewonen.
1t was here that the widow Of she
medical director Of General Lees
ermy found rest from a hard strug-
gle with poverty. Our home should
be in central aud healthy locality.
We would admit to it1 only the gentle
and well-bred whouarea members or
DC. 80: =, T.. ='sfs'' i>t:'&% *:$ S.. : !:
We believe that this specific work
undertaken by the entire bodyef the
U. DC, would serve to pserpdtuate
the order. It would enlist the gym
psthies Of the younger members as
nothing else has done and would make
every member fesi chat should pow
essy and want oveftake her she would
be provided with q home by her:eis.
ters of the q. d. @. II # 81 = :.s
Il properly broasL. 70 the attention
OF the .various State presidents by q
committee appointed by this conven-
tion, the good work might be inau-
euteseo she present year, and be we'll
under way BY the next general con.
vention. such an enterprise would
oose muoh thought work, time and
money Dat lt would be worth all these
ana muoh r.sl more. !. 4 . 5 &. D. ..s:.
~ many places, notably in this
tNN';, oesss.ful snd patriotic eity, move.
H.ene 70 '' on 1905 and money is being
fa'seo Win t'la which on 20 ;. erect marble
snei.s: ! 10 memory q the s. women Of; 'd
sne oonteaeraoy. q 't'' The Soma ee Vet e
monument 81 t:='al' which ahail sbe worthy Of
tne neKoines q the Confedsracy: So
Wight ,sl' ca not ail these be persuade to
pa'ld 4. 2 ho.n fos The y wing
tanvea a s OF thess women as well -. ia
eommemora l'elllN e shose who are
dead : ,s$' {ss.S
e e; NOD So all its
Toned floWers, provide al With a, o ooth II:
walks sor feeble and Il a com. ~:
Portable ssats FIR { weary bodies. 8 y Iaest; as,s
our large cities iii iiiri healthy. NJ localitias:
compsted for the h m honor soeS having i I Sit.5
the 4 most j, q 4 Liberal sui bsorib Is take
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ands are we'll situated localities
desirable. = ~ ~ ''A"' A'@A's "nere
Now, if you MEAN BUSINESS come and see me- j. ...=
.- II you want to buy sell to me.
the Real Estate Of Homes
or encourage Settlers and
cure hones in the best country ~ " =
>.o<*#"&~"=. ~ JOS. j. FRETwELr. Anderson, s. O..
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Paid sIie Thirty Cents.

Spastanburg, s. O., Nov. 10
sometimes we read Of large sums OF
'oonsoienoe money tarned into The
general Government treasury. IL is
not recorded chat an editor eyer re-
ce,ved any such money: and there are
millions Of il out, aoz haye she aia-
pensary boodlers nor tie 'grafterssi 81 Of
swindling' insurance companies ever
returned any. The reason in sbotf,
cases may be that where there is no
conscience there can, BIZ no aonscisn,ce
money We read ,of restoration being
made now and far off, ana Chi: 4: stories
are told in experience meetings !. 10 a,
show the ,quickening and operative
power OF true:oonversion. !. Il .s. ]. }S
But there is e case as our On, own door
here in the Piedmont. Tie writer i
has seen the letter and 80 ;oenta worth vi;
OF stamps:s The writer's new life ID
said to correspond with his profession.
People belieye In him and he Is doing
good. We quote 4 portion os The let. &C.
ter, without giving names: 81 S;,5
Dear Friend !: Several yeara IA. a apo ii d
/ borrowed 80 cents from HI, / You, d,
and { don't think I have evees iva lI,a paid 4 ii
bsok. tAt that time I was living &; ia il,
ain and spending ell the money ~ 1 i could
lay hold Of for whiskey. St1 Bue air,oe, i,sp,
then s want to. thank Goa that for,
Jesus' sake He has lpardoned my 81 sins ,
and has taken away from me even the
appetite fof ths accursea sstaf aud il q
nov now by His grace and power, , 1 i arn l
trying % straig ghsen up with my MY fellow
men for Jekas, sake, Il. II CA big lob 81
to. go baekSove q life of diasipatito,in,
q and % 3. awful sin and pay old debtpS 4 fotlr ftl
J Waisk 'I'l5 and make Restitution I where
We have defrauded people, bultt byII ths
grace Of God 7 am doing it. hi. r.! i
begun: is was 4 mountain before mi, ME.
but God :haa kept me, and NOV SsaD
sse the clear sly ahead 4 sss peoialI I'D d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
AT TIE UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY STATION. Apfll
% Ten Of the eleven successful
candidates tn the election fof the Of
firca Tea the executive committee 81
the A =. e. " az the University
yesterday afternoon were members
81 ffatsrnitles Although there are
gsi 'barhaflnuas TO the t2a fraief-
nifty and sorority members Ia the as
ISOLATION student body. the latter
had NO difficulty in carrying the
election.
Some 81 the mon frat men put
out some hhud bills settling forth
In strong terms the impending ruin
Of the Institution n thu traits
were allowed "a remain in control,
but Il had little effect
The principal fight occurred be-
tween & ". Hail and A A. Hoover.
the former winning by vote % isa
20 70 Miaa Mildred Boyd created a
surprise BY defeating Miss Margaret
tieyes. The others elected were
Percy usarie. manaEHr II the Stu
Robert Medium. Alumni representa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
SEUBBE:D
dy serlpp- News Ass'nI

BERLIN. April 81 The American
guvefument has been formally noti-
fled that the reciprocity treaty with
Germany VIII terminate March /.
1906 This notification. made By the
foreign secretary. Won Hitehoff, on
March L. stated that the treaties
concluded aith Russia. Italy. swift D.
rrlnnd. AuHtriasliunEsfyi Roumanla
and srrXia form nsN basis for
THE commercial relationa Of Ger
many, and the imperial government
holds Itself prepared 10 enter into
negotiations OF new commercial
treaty with the United States"
The German View ~ that tho
United states cannot expect 10 have
the same advantages without giving
something IN return. foF IN this
event the treaty countries could
complain that something was exact
% from them b. bargain which was
freely given 20 the United states.
Hut II the United States desires TO
take up the general tariff question.
Germany viii b. Rlad 20 do so II
not. uefmanY'a neW Eenerai tariff
viii be applied 20 imports from the
United states.
Authorities az Washington state
that thn VIII probably terminate ia
n tariff wnr.
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Cigarette and tobacco Habits

Ct RED FREE ~ uME DAY
Each = the undersigned. fuf him
ssif ffsely and Voluntarily csriiflea
hrfeifY certify that vas com
pisfeiy and permanently cured ~ the
tshafga hshit D. q free sample pack
aSe ~ Tobacco Specific funts than =
year HEe ] have positively dlsiiked
tehaeru ever since ! took the sample.
haas not unsa ans ~ any form and ms
sefors. rtate thsss fs-ta yfssir sss
Voluntarily. hoplus other victims Of
TIE tobacco habit will profit b. my
hsT &. n veale. Brandon. La.
~. " Hfayfun. peppafraod cal
Leonard i stafford Ripley, Maine.
~. u kmeraon, belmont 40
9, " Edam. boz 90 qisnwood, Wa
Jamss 81 Ward. southern iiotsl.
Prank Hannah. Glsawooa ". Va.
James Burt brown. Colorado. Tex.
susan Moore. Santa Hona No
y Caffsy. A. Prank street. chat
tanouga. Tenn.
earIis Tiles. Genio. Fla.
WI Kitchens. 1T Smith ARK.
q c Duncan. Union Mills. ~ II
W a. tin, spinks kemper Co..
~. V. Kohlhepp. walnut Port ia.
Mrs. Allie Fletcher. Hrakshiii Tenn.
JRmcs Robertson, nerwYu. III
Chhs nucnte. Richmond Mo
Henry n HubHon. greensboro. Ala.
F1nhert Broom. Dallas. NJ. G.
Al 81 Dewitt Tucker. Ind Ter.
n kuja wekY, ~ fin. Calf.
John w KenadN. MinEua, Tex
These people and hundreds Of others
IN all parts OF the country have heou
cured ~ the tobacco habit BY free
sample packages OF Tobacco Specific
III ~ harmless. practically faatolora
remedy that can be given IN food or
drink ard will cure al forms OF tahac.
Cd. elFnratte or snuff hahit without
the knowledge of the patient Taken
bv the patient himself the remedy A.
lust az certain 10 cure.
tobacco Specific VIII cure any CASE
OF tobacco habit. Even the free Harn-
pie package may be sufficient 10 cure
you or your friend no matter how
IONS tobacco has been used prople
arc being cured hy tho free aamnie
paeEaReH al the time Try O.. III can
not DO any harm. but will surely a.
good. even N not sufficient 60 make a
complete cure, and II will cost YOU
The hogern Drug a Chemical Co.
eiA Fifth and Race streets. Cincinnati
Ohio. will send you. by mall. pre=pafd
IN plain wrapper. a sample package ~
Tobacco Specific exactly like those
that cured the people named above
absolutely free. Write for IT now. DO
not Mlk - .-=4-s--i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
GRAF 7


pORTLAND.Orei April 27.-Ac9
eordinR % charges filed with Dis.
triet Attorney Manning II cost the
Pacific States Telephone nud Tel=
graph company $4,000 20 defeat
the franchise asked for bY the usw
telephone company This money
WIS distributed among the council.
men. the money being handled by
Councilman Humelin. who dihtribs
uted u 10 other members of the
council. who agreed 10 vote against
the franchise Among the council
men accused ore Hhufkey ana Bent
ley. who were most active Ia oppos
tnn the new franchise. a rigid iu-
veatiEation IL being made BY the
district attorney 20 establish the
truth Of the charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
is PENNILESS

MILWAUKEE. wis. April ~
Frank A. BlEeiow. the dsfauitlns
bank president has admitted that hs
owes John A. Hroadhead. unc OF the
heirs Of the nroadhead estate. tiea.
oa0. but states that he hopes 10 ad-
just tho matter amieablf lie ha,
resigned as executor Of the estate
OF Henry Payne and as director Of
the Wisconsin Telephone company
Ills large holdings In the Milwaukee
Electric Railway and Light coIn-
pany. Il has been learned. were Ions
ago turned over - collateral on
loans and investigation % his other
holdings show him 70 be practically
pcnuileaa
H. NJ Coll the missing cashier,
Is atlil uuheard from A director Of
the bank ia authority FOR the state.
ment that before iampering with the
banks funds. Bigelow first used up
ali his Own fortune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

lars 10 loose change. About the
same time a valuable collie. the
property OF ". T. Campbell. Of
West Seattle. Was lured aboard the
ferry and the owner complained
Wednesday 10 the police. Burglars
entered the room OF Louis Fesender
at fii3 seventh avenue and searched
L. All they got was bunch Of
keys. J. W. Burns. Of 522 Spring
street. believes the same men en-
tered his room. for when he enter
"a the place he noticed the absence
OF a suit case containing clothing
and underwear. The report of the
theft OF a valuable amethyst brooch
was given the police, The lady be-
lieyes she lost II.
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PLEAD GUILTY

J. ". Collins and Thomas Hall
man pleaded guilty before Judge
Griffin wednesday afternoon 20 the
charge Of knocking down and rob
bing +. hcGaha on First avenue
south about a week ago. and both
were taken back TO Jail 90 await
sentence. n IL possible that Col
Inns may be tried under the cumu-
lative sentence law. AS he has con-
feased TO having served n two
year term In the Oregon penlten-
tiary.
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CATHOLICS
SCRAPPING
WALLACE, IDAHO. IS SCENE or
FIERCE coNFLicE - CHURCH
rs DIVIDED.

WALLACE, ldaho. April -. a
row Ia RnuloE Catholic church ~
something that seldom happens. aud
atlll more seldom comes 90 the ears
OF tho public but Wallace has
proven an exception. aud the fact
that the Catholics ct this section
aro la state OF revolt. that the
priests removal viii bo requested.
aud that tie church Ia In a bad
shape both spiritually and finan-
clally h heoomlnE generally known.
Father Becker refuses to be In
/ tcryieWol. but the story has leaked
out through two promineat parish
/ tonefr. leaders Of the two factions,
there being one faction friendly to
/ Father nceker and one opposed to
him Ne names can be used al this
time but the narlahioncr favorable
TO the priest said.
The whole trouble H. that. like
the rrotoatanta Of Wallace, the
Catholics have not been supporting
the church as they ought 20.
Father Becker has a hard time 10
make both ends meet. and be has
T ANhHNMfANAH ANHW AHANNh " EHA ANAt'
from PfuteatantH 10 tide him over
emergencies The scene Of Palm
sunday was the outcome az the
lack of funds Palms had been
purchased AZ cost ef tt76. but
there was no money "a pay fer
them. and Father Becker refused
60 proceed With the services and bless
the palms until they had been paid
for.
PROM past experience Father
Becker kneW that unless the money
was gotten then be would have The
palms 20 pay for himself Il takes
Eood deal 10 keep up our church.
and Father BECKER Is not to be
blamed for hir stand Some are
dissatisfied over what thry call
Father hccker'a stand regarding
Catholics belonging 20 secret SO
eieties. Father Becker holds that
Catholics may belong 60 secret -.
eissiea and silil be good Catholics
but the wearing u badges Of any
kind AZ service In the church ia
strictly forbidden, yet many go
called Catholics have worn badges
to church Haunting them In Father
aceker'a face on the occasion II
funerals when a secret organization
would attend in body.
Father heekeF'a refusal TO hold
services on Palm Sunday Il the
limit We vent stand Tor Any
more of his funny busiuoea We
have made complaint 20 the bishop
auH 4Qf.asss - - 49, 1900 90 a..
said another member OF the church.
vho also declined 70 permit the use
% bis name
Father Becker" he continued.
has never been in sympathy with
his congregation since he came here
lie L. down on secret societies All
he has against them 50 far a. / can
So ia that when members Of the
church fotn a lodge they don't so
70 church 80 often or giFe 70 much
muuey to the priest That makes
him sore. 81 course but e dnat
give him any riEht TO roast the
people wha are attending = funeral
or 20 refuse 20 hold the regular
service 81 the church Hla eunEre-
cations viii Be- pretty slim from nov
90 Two petitions have been cent
90 Boise asking Tor his removal
There Was no need 90 run a btu Of
taT5 for palms Any boy could
have gotten him all tbs palms ns
needed for Is ceuia We have al
ways got aionE without real palms
before. and n we did not have the
money wc could have used eve,
greens aRa4n"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

Gearhcart. Oregon. from May 6 70
a. eearhoart park Il or the coast,
and IL an ideal place for such q
meeting About goo delegate will
bc in attendance The time will be
devoted "a meetings. where prumin.
snt men sili talk. 10 bible study
and 10 various kinds Of recreation.
a. bowling. baseball and swimming
IN The surf
The junior class ~ the state uni
Verrity vii get out the next issue
q The college weekly. The Pacific
Wave. which will appear Friday
fhey expect to make = record on
this number
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
REPORTS BY SCORES

Petty robberies and the presence
OF pickpockets worried the police
Wednesday and Thursday. j. w.
Williams, OF the Salvation army,
aud A. r. Riley, OF 6i5h Yesler way.
both reported the loss of pocket
books. The former lost s12, the lat
ter valuable papers and some mon
ey. Ira Campbell. working on Fifth
and Yesler way. hung up his coat
and vest. A sneak thief soon after
wards scented the quarry and car
Iied off a silver watch and two dol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

VANCOUVER. n. G. April III
Joe KIM a printer. committed sui
eide In the presence Of Detective
Harris and an officer this morning
Alr Harris had been ia the employ
Of Mr. King lot some time to In
YesilEafc private family affairs Al
er Mf Harris had made his report
be was told that be need go no fur
Their Nj King then wrote a letter
20 his lawyer telling him that he
Was going % Kill himself A. a GER
tain place The lawyer Immediately
notified the uffleerH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

dent bookstore y p Mcdonald aud
tikea. Ardyn Cunningham. vice pres
ideut Miss Helen Nhupell and Alex.
ormand. senior representative. 81.
- nrnnei and Webster Hoover jun
ief representatives T. Sutherland
and " = 1oulfde, sophomore top-
rssontatiTcH.
Tho y A. c A. at the university
will send a dozen delegates to the
conference If the different Y. NJ G.
A. college organizations OF the
northwest. which ia To be held a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

NEW YORK. April "a plan ID
on foot 20 press the proceedings 81
the Equitable Life Assurance society
in the federal courts. Sullivan and
Cromwell are declared 10 have been
retained - attorneys IN al the fed
srnl courts OF the United States
where there e. policy holder
Rowland d Buford. who has been
q policy holder since 1871. began
action today for a distribution Of
the surplus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

Special services win be held IN the
Congregational church at West Sc
attic. Clifton Powers, who was with
tho Chapman party Of evanRellsts
will conduct the services. The cam
paign viii begin on April 30 and last
FOR two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
LoNeFELLow CLUB TO MEET

The Longfellow Improvement club
meets Thursday night TO discuss the
Aoore-Gilman street railway fran
chise and the movement for clean
ing up the city. At the Renton Hill
club house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
p. o. EMPL0IES ST. NE

FAIRBANKS. April 27.-The
poat-office employees are on a strike
They have been notified by the
head department at Washington
that the post-officc AZ Fairbanks
would be allowed only $3.50 for the
expenses. the post-offlce force re-
fused TO remain in the service. The
mail is now being handled by vol
unteor help.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

VANCOUVER. n. c. April q.
The amalEAmatian OF I.eRoi. War
Eagle. Center Star and snowshoe
mines and Trail smclter has been
completed The capitalization Of the
new company IL So. 600. with a
working capital Of s2.000 000. The
approximate share OF each Is Le-
Rot. A.700. 600. War EAGLE. s. 600 %
900; snowehoe. si0o. 900. and Trail
shelter. $1,000. 600
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GEO. N. W00DR0USE co.
1905 Second Ave.
LONDON LOAN OFFICE


Next 70 Guys Drug Store.
Money to Loan on Watches. Dia-
monds and Jewelry.
DO not buy a watch or diamond
before you see our display In our
window and our prices. marked Ia
plain fiEureA
Inaan r11rta- ns@n II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

The case Of Sam TedWiiliKer. on
the charge of stealing 81 worth 81
cigars. s. being heard before Judge
Griffin Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

Garden Hose and Lawn sprlnk-
lers Of all kinds. The Rubber Store.
ia LIST ava go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. April o.
An explosion OF gas In the base
ment OF the seed house OF the Mos
man Bros. company at II: 80 today
wrecked the building and killtd
three occupants. Tho wreckage is
burning. II is feared others are in
tho debris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

= Editor - the Seattle star. See
. astic. Wash
. Heaf sif think youf courre
e ~ Publishing uasusa aud nsm.
be- ~ autCuuhiiiuta Who Nlo-
q late the law By their reckless
= running tH very commemorate.
q II gpur efforts succeed tn
= ehef king TILE rsrkieHsusaH the
= Star VIII have added another
q crcam 10 ia glory.
Yours very truly.
. g. " CDHfIaE
. Muiual Realty 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

WASHINGTON. April q The
leader OF the outlaws who murdered
four American school teachers near
Cehu. Philippines. in June. 1892. has
been captured and confessed. The
government viii urge the extreme
penalty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

SALT LAKE. Utah. April ga
demurrer In the case Of Don Carlos
Musser and Charles Smurthwaite
against the Mormon church and
Joseph Smith. trustee. was filed this
morning. II states the church has
been improperly made a defendant
because Il Is a voluntary religious
association and not corporation or
lRpat entity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-27

volVed, win probably result in the
future enforcement OF state laws.
This II all that r. required--the OBJ
.nerYanee by the companies of the
Lars 81 ahe states Ia which they do
tdk fiIeAs and above aii the strict
eet honesty on the part OF their
highest officers.
4 DO not believe that Federal
lews viii make the matter any bet
ter. And don't think that con-
gress VII pass laws governing In
sufance companies"
According 10 Mr.. Boak. his order
never before has experienced such a
period Of prosperity as at the pres
ent dhy. II now has about $1,000
members IN Washington, s.700 IN Sc
attic. 100000 on tho Pacific coast.
ana about 100000 IN the United
States ana Canada.
Friday night, IN Eagica hall. Bov-
enth and Pine, rouslng reception
and banquet VIII be rendered Mr..
Boak. who IL IN the city on official
buaiI@aa. senator Piles and Mayor
Balliflger VIII speak. and later there
VIII be dancing and d general ioill-
fleafion.
II July OF 1907 the head camp Of
the order composed u 100 defaaatca,
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