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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
SEATTLE HIGH
TAKES MEET

Fne seattle high school won she
u,aot on the University campus sat
ueAav hy SCORING q OF the i6o
poln5a There was a great Improve.
n,ens IN the meet ever that 81 last
xear ana the Washington Inter
schalastle association has much 10
IA proud OF one rUcufd Mas
broken. that ~ the mllc. which Vas
lowered hy Clarke Of Tacoma from
4 minutes Is seconds tp minutes
- seconds. Greene ~ Centfalla
ran In hard luck aud lost the 90
ana 100 but won thr 220
Seattle has a wel.balauced team
and took points ia every event she
Ma strong ON seconds amt thirds.
as well A. figsta Ftfsis we're
taken By the following seattle alh.
ieteas j. Thompson broad Jump
PIKE and Thayer tlc tor pole vsnll
Thompson. $50 yard iow hurdles
Hratlaud. t0yaFd dash and 100
sard daah; Mackas hair mte An.
acrson. i2.pound hammer thfo"
seattle. one mite relay
Thc summary u poiuta Seattle.
II. Tacoma. ~ eeufralta. IL
a.nansbnrx 10. spokane 3 oakea.
dale s. ballard. s Garfield IA
Conner. 81 ENere,t RrlllhS'
ham, l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
PREPARE FOR
NEXT SEASON

The seattle Choral symphony 80.
elets which has Just closed a most
uuercsaful season IL already pre-
pairing foF next fail when ueN
series Of concerts eiil bs given
& Il an unusual happening In
musical records for 4 newly organ
isca choral and orchestral body 10
come through lie fret season sith'
out having loat money bnt the local
Organization has paid all iis bills
aud has money enough left over TO
Insure auecraa neat fall
The fret concert % the coming
hranon viii he a symphont concert,
aud wiii probably include he over
turv 20 William Tell Nsnasleahn .
flynn ~ Praise Nill probably b.
given AZ the seeund concert ehtrh
will he devoted 10 ofaiartn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
THE MARKETS

It maa sanaluis Manaaa mnfas
Inr on Wsafefn a. fnda vita
alnAlf fsTaipta aaH q peer filff =
isfs asrfa TIE Hautaaiss5"a iHsn
ere laaAtufs foFeArd fa fHs flfst ~
fitsls r. reality - ths Iafas r1al -
strawhHvfIHa fhfa wHah fhf #Has
4tg 30 tha fralf = satI So - FHcsl.
HsUf. hH4laH heeH as#fsfsa N HFuNt F.
aua fafuf - TIE fec sHav efs
iaasa edfntelF afRes fha EIaat floss
sfsH
setter ga ssss aala ufim bet
uffb as iaefrasiHE aHwaHH
Ntsh markets report salHan bets
- aausaafff hfnH tHts Spins
Thsf ats Been tosatnE fer rs hraF
4r tffHas fnr weeks hHf shrEs s
stss aau So uisn ~ hfras ia sac
sffaHN uafhFs
Hr~ast RE afe naasirs e. result
~ fhs ransf NitsH aHaaf tH tHa
raafa ~ ffsda fenaffs ~ st wssA
pauHfN ta str9ns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
EXONERATED

HOtSE. Mas - late SATURDAY
afternoon pruseeaiiax Attorney
knrlach submitted his ruroFt fol
lawink his Investigation resaitinE
from Uor tionsiinK taktnx naNa
uApwFmeu - thn psuitenuaFy 20
iaiefViaN Harf7 Orchard. the pfiu.
clpat witness for the state IN the
nrsnant trial The sepuff exoasr
afes al concerned anh shpss that
their motives we're not impropnf
Judge Wood ruled thai Tho Incident
uss closed aud the report vas filed
acrnFdInHlI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
OIL
MONOPOLY

WASHINGTON May ea In the
federal report By Commissioner q
Corporations leghe,t Knox. nov
ulaar nahhu, the standard OIL
company IL charged Wlth haytng
daring the past 80 wears maucpo
llsed the oil trade iudustfs ar
strnyed competition and derived
enormous profits ~ Illegal trans.
paftallun facilities
This report ~ for President
Heossxclf There are maaY start.
ling things but nomv are withheld
for the present b. Wish II the
president
scaudaious discrimination. Dc
sfruelion of composition sad ths
ggeRf source 81 power 81 the staad
ard osI COMPANY are three pi the
main points AZ issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
PANIC


NEW YORK. Ma} 20 a panic
occurred on the steamer Imbrla
last Friday night while 81 sea.
when fire broke out and 800 phs
annRera we're thrown into panic
For several minutes the paeseH
Fefs we're terror stricken
The fire started in The SECOND
rlaHs cabins and waa caused b. de
fectIye insulation Black clouds u
smoke rolled from the cabin win.
dowa and as the cry ~ fire spread
throughout the boat the commaiiau
gan great and apprehension Intense
The flames we're eHtlngnished with
little damage and the passengers
quleted
The Umbria arrived Ia pori iaai
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
STANFORD MEN IN
THE CITY

To-day the Stanford Grew which
ia 10 row the varsity eight on
June arrived IN the eitY and Will
Immediately commence practice
They have come early because they
wish 10 nccuatom themselves 20 The
local water conditions Coach
Murphy. ln charge ~ the Stanford
hnpafnla IL one " The best In the
country and Niii have HE men Ia
tie pink ~ condition
The Stanford men who are max
lng ihla trip are Captain = Iim
norman u o. Cananf I. Z Gay
A. \ Cole. = " Turner A y
SHUTS. II Nuadries J A Fiiing
J " Huston. u u Patrick q =
REYNOLDS nud Coach MurphY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

a. peF n sWtt4ai salmon trout fsl a.
iae4 ftaA nH. - lei shat - e
nhFfmpa ih tM3h. pes gal thuNa e
fsr snslf, -. k4t Olympia oFatffs saeh
~ laus s nnlian q sl IastsrH Hhslt. -
4 g. eaas 100. q rfahs . pnHi p Sole
tc I'd snanesfa. susf risus. psf saes
81 b ff1aeh Hhah uaf a. hel sissibsa.
saimon pes ib. itulifs fafrn silver 81
mon. psf -, iei frozen ctinoohs psf H.
tHa
Meats.
Steer psf 10 t4asf cows ~ 7tgsa
seaL - -. ~ mHiion| Dr. iBifFe
curing lanh, ilsf 10 49, dressed hest
psf n. lir
Hay sud Essdsioffs.
EastefH ~ asiIinsf timothy tan. fftHN
l4asi aeana tqf. a. slfaifH tan tlf0D
Hhsaf tss tnH 90 wtl1ir core per tan
tH8H cfsfFsa oa4n. t1u tstum FEEL
iaaai sen. iaani fuidstlmss. tan sos
nif aHEa 80 taH 81 hfaH zee far 81
shafis poe ian - ThappHH fssf fan 9
uH oats faH Nauw HhsHi tnH ~
f.i,as sad ssmsnts
paftisuf 6rmsai imported rsH MA q p
Iartiaud rsmsnt eai'fal nla psf shi# -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
JEFF HAS SPOKEN

llm Jedrles has spoken. he say,
that he viii have Ga train a few
months hefore be wil know wheih
or be eau set into the proper ron
ditiou TO fight sgulfea. the Austria
Ian
JEFF saws that under no chcum
stances will he fIght hurns 4
Sauires suceegds "a downing Tom
mas then Jeff stands ready 10 pat
ga The gloves akaln. although be
viii do 50 nnwliliagN Hv states
that hr wlll DO all he can "a prevent
a foreigner frum taking away tho
title from the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
OLDEST WHITE
WOMANM WORLD

Hll.I.sR0R0. ore May 20 -
Mary Ramsey Woods. said % b the
eldest whlfp woman ia The woria
today. e. celebrating her l29th
Birthday She 81 stir ia possesaioa
~ her faculties though eafrehlsd b.
a ressnf llineaa Mrs Woods uas
bora near Knoxville Teun ia lfN4
and caese 20 Oregon IN 1879 riains
horsehark the entire distance she
l. the eldest msm ber " the Metho.
dist church % che south aud a com
munirant for los years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

The practice which many eorr0
ratIunn aud companies have OF
making discharged employees wait
until a certain date before being
paid money due them. If. according
10 Secretary circuit ~ the free IA.
Dor bureau. contrary - law AH
slafanf Attorney Nanaeyeer SAYS
thai labofer can collect WAGES
fnr the time bet Nsan The dates o.
auch discharge and the day he II
uHfd off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
WANTED $4,000 FoR a KISS

CLEVELAND. q. May 20
Maria Weber. tg. pretty German
Rirl. sued Samuel Joachim ~
whom abe was employed o. q DO.
nestle. for ti00o0 because she
says. he tried 70 kiss her She has
also had Joachim arrested Judge
Fielder delivered a lecture on the
evil Of kissing and fined tarhim
500. alsa imposing three months ia
the work house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
wlFG MUST NOT TALK.

MANpERsoN. : u May 30
Relieving that silence Is golden and
having had enough 81 silver speech
stth hla first wife. naN dead HuEef
Manchester of Washington county.
wishes 90 marry again and has
sought the aid Of matrimonial agen.
cies Ia findins a dear aud dumb NO.
man 60 become hts wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
AVOID Unnecessary herry
While on Your SUM-
mer Vacation

Before Eoing place your valuable
rapefa Jewels slfVeFwhne. ste.
y here absolute safety 10 assured
The safs Deposit Vaults Of Wm II
Perkins a Co. uankers 81 Cherry
o. Alaska building are absolutely
FIRE aaa burglar pruuf Located Iu
fha business center - che cts
HoEsa tt0a PET year and uVNafd
So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
uAsrgRa YARDS SHORT.

4 letter Of resien isuued b. the
RhinRio Mills bureau through Il
" Douglas. assistant manager
diacIoaaa the fnci that eastern
Yards afe short over 1000 ears Of
shingles aud IL viii take months
fuf the manufacturers fp catch up
elth the demand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

by the Sad Waves" Il the
utle OF The traYc running at tho
Lyric thls week. bile the name IL
tns same. TIE pl' 10 no way re-
sarnblss the +b the Sad sea
Waves that Ma and Bulzar
used 70 bring gu hts way
There are the uual 8pseialfIes
and tbs comedia 4re busF from
curtain rise to faE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
pulLtr LAYS MONSTER zoo

WESTMINSTER, Pa MAY 20
Probably the largest egx which has
ever heon aeen IN this place Was
laid by pullst belonging 20 Daniel
kefWin aud Il WAS her fret effort
i she could keep this up abe would
prove wonder The monster Was
about the sire ~ an ostrich cas- aud
weighed - ounces. II saa without
she'll being covered by "a thin
skin. aud had a double yak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

NEW YORK. Ma 90 Afisi
hiowiuK open the safs in the post
office ~ Clifton. a suburb 81 Pas
sale. y 3. burglars Nsfs rewarded
by getting 80 cents AL Ia pennies
There uere SO cents in { be safe
but The robbers used 80 much nitro
sIyesriua that 8e % the pennies
asra scattered about che floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

ntsaN ia % black and The daisies
and the4r ieAvea completely shsl.
Ter the crown The fueafa srr
tho white and yrlioe variety and
thrs faII @cli over the bach n'
the bat beneath this shower ~
paaleB - fall ~ black velvet
ribhon ln a multiplicity ~ loops
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

Little Lord D. nIIfrof. which
viii b. read And ed ~ l0ug a.
parents have chi. 10 and children
have parents, be- weeks pre-
sanitation AZ tn lois theater PES.
tsrday afternoon.
Little Ollie Coo plays the title
rDis. The PsntaF stock company
. easily equal ta ihe demands OF
ne piece. IA fac aaug u the beat
members Of tbs have Little to
DO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

A sifllsh hat fof The maid who
b. aun within the fuur sails OF
school IL Of SeAaoiilan banked
Ntth daisies
The shape 81 the hraddfess Is the
mushroom eilh a deep brim The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
COFFEE.

Ii is a mistake 10 drink
poor coffee a serious one.
Good coffee or none.
YoHf grocer returns year monsY
~ you dert IKE seHiiiiaE's n-si
we pay him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
In After Years

When you are old and pest the
wage earning time ~ life then you
win appreciate she value Df the
naouoy saved in your Younger days
Don't put this matter or longer
as Il means 70 much To every intel
figent person The state Bank ~
Seattle offers y0H every possible In
dncement 20 STAR g saving account
With them and I#g 500 3 per cent
interest. ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

Hot ar furnaces are she meet
satisfactory hsafinE apparatus
wheu prnpefiy installed Let as
thlk Niih you about ere fnf ruur
house tlsa II NuoBhansn Co.
tIz University - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

"A Soldier % the Empire pre-
scented bT the ssuck company fram
tha Savoy ths1tsr Teeoma. opened
NJ the Seattle ihaageF yesterday
afternoon. and fase tRo perform
hnoea 70 packed houses
The scene Of fhe play . laid ia
France IA the tme 20 the great
Napolson. when fhe meteoric "a
rasr Of the woFld greatest soldier
Mas coming 20 the end
There are man dramatic scenes
In "A Soldier 81 BE- Empire and
lovers OF glrrin martial meiu.
dramas viii find maca Co their ia.
ing IN the press bfIl at the Sc
attic,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

MONROE Mhv 40 The HussciI
Miu Company - Everett has purs
fhaarH the tiuhes an section ~ ana
Sc Is naw eeins lasEsd - 10 Pen
afafan company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

Members Of the Arctic Brother
hood who have IN charge the min.
strei show TO be given at the Grand
next Saturday and Sunday nights.
report a big sale OF seats Frank
9, EEan has the performance in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
DRAGGED TO oEArs


fs~rtppH rstsasaph ssrstes3
NAAt0t fEH. Il G Mat ga
Chinese empiuYe in The Cascade
aap mlii here Nas KILLED IN a o.
euiiaf manner tlin queue caught
la the ahafilng and be as uhifled
fa he death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

"
Tie $500 man Is tha ma.
Ws want 70 talk 70 this ef.s'
INK
All through this paper ,ou
VII notice real estate a,
galore
They alI look good
Most Of theta are rood
Now II sou have 0Hiy ia
" 81 900 you've got % =
SLOW
You ean't afford 10 q. ia,
3 district that viii bs1 =,
yearn coming IN
n you like 10 live -four a,
five or ak miles out. b, Al
means bay ~ that disianee 4
the price ia correct
But fOilf common s.a..
must tell you not 70 erpscf
any advances Tor = good vhll.
4 a. come
Why7
Because there are hundred,
OF vacant iots MI ahou, ,os
i which cannot make t1aeh
4 hcadway until The CITY Of S..
attic grows oct 70 then
This 10 fired law ~ real
: estate the world over. ara I,
r. not likely 70 be charges A
this late date
n the man with tsa8 a.
n g. coo were compelled 70 no
4 away out things would b. Al
y together different
But sou don't have 10,
When you can bay rigft a
( the city aHd = good part *
4 TIE cts 81 that there IL u
reason ~ excuse for g0lnx
= out
Sot 8nlY buy n the es,T brI
j for The same money o. iess
We're iuEt preaching 4 III
4 tle horse sense thar Is boune
4 70 appeal % you when you al
~ the facts.
The stuff We are iaikiss
Z about ~ on 27th Az, nortA n
4 The East Union car Tine
II Is rot . Subdivision.
Il has been piatted t~sr.y
years
Il has been owned BY shs
Collins estate Tor flftss-
y Yearf
We've selling {; fof ths -
tate
There Is no anrie,y 70 mAss
auE selling records
We expect 20 take : year q
two 20 sell al u The .eos ~
a ~ frontage
our Instructions are q eg
only a few lots a. a fine-
& ghen Increase prices and var
Tor the mafkrf 20 ovtrss
them
n No disposition At ell nrxs )
the thing off.
Its flEht IN town art VI
The streets opened 70 ~
summer las already renlws
u by the cohnctll. increases Az
~ certain "a the grovff 4
a the city
And tght here 10 the d;
peint.
Il The Point yoa cant 81 |
u away from
e. N the city 81 Seattle asss
ADDED a solitary sovi y NJ
n population. THESE lots wA y
worth always every cert ~
spend on them.
q They spell ssf.e-ty.
q SO feet for se75-&22s cssA
q 20. 50 or 60 feet accord nEg
= Wster and sswp,i slreafy Z
nud paid.
We don't urge you % ~
n n the property Itself doesns
II furnish a conplsts arguneni
Y n Is not our policy 70 irsalr
h Ia trading talk or premises
~ influence Won. /
NJ see Il today 4
n 9Th. between Olive aas
u Howell 1
Il Also 2ath and sist
q TX. STRIVE. JOHN DAVIS |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

A new hlll vent on &c the Star
theatef thia afternoon Two women
rifle shots are MAY Clinton and "a
lima Cook. who arr headlinera The
noWllnss are sketch artist people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
REVEN
FL

tstsi
PORT tt
ne revenu
hattie mig
Bay B
asr coal sr
q the flee
have for
aud CAM
barge Of II
Perry ,Onig
Nm be Ella
fhstls and
Francisco 4
Manning
Eing die
Dutch Ha
earmlne
the cutter |
aptain Of
nund until
non The M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

hand The receipts will be used
FOR the erection ~ building by
the brotherhood &C the A-i n,
fair IA 1903
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

Cheap Insurance Ike other cheap
things. IL 81 doubtful value Pay
fnH rstss and demand absolute pro
lection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
JeUeled HaIr Ornaments

fa sudiess variety and all the lat
est dsalsua. fresh from ths factory
Prices 81 D. ard up chicago 1rs
elrY Co fs07 Second avenue -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
THE THEATERS

A racket house srseied Rose
roxhlan IN "Mrs. Wsrrens ffuIrHs
s,on- AZ the Grand lat ulgbt Tue
MAY L bad. a. Vas sxpeeted hs rN.
@fy member Of the biz audience
which pala 70 zee Il Mra War
reasa Profession Is the most upen
parade OF vice that has yea been
labelled q problem play and thrust
nune public. which sFVeta Eiirh
slea ~ith verbal iIapproeal and
shen pays hard earned saakels to
see that which it disapprofea q
Hut eMrs WaEfena Profession.
naAkinx vice meFeenarY and meFs
camille. ard dspistiug the llsc % =
had woman as she result q .
sfruExis for existeaea, and not ~
perverted passion o. the yiilalu4 u
man. has none q the emotional
background which makes Camille
.sapho' and other famous proc.
Lam plays. ailurinx and attractive.
Mrs. Warrea's Profession hFtnKa
about the opposite resalt IL Is
sicksning. aud ~ lsavtuE haa
AAHAH ia Wv kAt@AAAAH N+t 49,
hapa aecumpitshs< part % The puf-
po~a of rs aathar
But r Bernard shaw intended. rs
u a claimed. 20 Justify suen ervas
tlares a. ais Airs. Warren by pie
tTffnk Their Myes as the natural re-
salk Of the tighk OR brad. be has
failed % win anythi0s % either
sxmpathy or respect for bic ersa
Nk1Gn In only ons way has Mrs
~ Krefae4lon- succeeded IN
che playwright has
10. q lesson Ia morals
y dexFAding picture
- - Ne r~aesmlue feature lies
u ~ 1Hz fhss As has painted the
e1feu OF vice 80 viyldlF as % u,
fs5d any fcnaifsYe nature fhus
fading 10 sickaa 0na against Vice
Rose CoEhian carries the diff
~uis rcls around which the plot u
ssossn- Her support i capable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

-stelan ny 0ypsie with = cast
krnt inclnded the cid fAvpritss ~
ahe Taylor COMPANY. augmented ~
People from the RHnHRas Stock
ecmpany. opened TaFtora Thifd
Avenue Theater yesterday. and tao
packed houses greeted fhs return
q tAeater, play and company
IAuretta Taylor Percy Hunting
tas haynoFs. William McRas and
Nss Davis ware faeogltes wgth res.
Gef6zys audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20


ssss''is :
DETRol
y peTahls
famous. d
shen Mis-
n.,,o.
/"
Aass NJ
shore o. L
izrs and b
ssu 10
kriekyard
After her
elsy noiei
tara but
pottery An
Itself
experiment.
yan 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

| new
ais city
nssful is
heressin1
fnong Sc
Ksnts Of
rms un'
hg negls
Il tie &
% wone'
Il Il aro
@ vonne
many bs|
nms viii
II IA q
ncf en0uf
care Of |
EEe BY
cub IN /
10 way al
make val
nos3t '
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-20

however, have a far heavier tolt levied on them, amounting indeed to several hundred pesete, but as your Spaniard loves a show, and above all figuring in one, the town authorities meta handsome amount over the transac- tion, while it is whispered that "poor and proud" families stint themselves for the best part of the twelvemonth in order to shine flor this occasion only"
 From the Corso the route lies down Plaza de Faros, and along the Prado, one bewildering swarm of costumed figures. The beplumed senor, in dclb- let and hose, with sap.er at side, may of course be the barber who shaved your Excelleney that very morning The dark eyed mantilla wrapped beau ty-for you take it for granted she is teeth seen through the inch or two of lace fringing her black satin mask l his senorita, then, who mischievously I whispers some astounding fact re-
 garding your private affairs, may be no other than the little laundress whose mission on earth you nave taken to be that of robbing your shirts
 of their appointed complement of
 buttons; but, after all, what of that
 Are they both not the gayest of gay
 company, and on the best of terms with you, themselves and all the mad,
 merry world around?
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-20

not so. For one can speak upon sure and satisfactory evidence of matters of which one has no personal exper- fence. In striking article in one of our leading magazines, written obvious ly by a professional crime, who signs his name I find the following appal ing sentences:
 Out of eighty-seven selected novels that I have by me at this moment, and that have been published within the last three and one-half years, books that have considerable popularity and have all, at one time or another, beeen obtainable at the circulating libraries, seventeen adopt the attitude of sneering at matrimony as a thing played out;;'' eleven raise upon pin nacle imaginary correspondents in inn agnary divorce cases
 He defends the public against the charge that it likes to read such shame ful things and will eagerly pay for a severer exposure of the immoral liter ary agency in the production of the novel. He says, Another shocking fact is this, that the grossest writers of all are now women. The writer whom I have before quoted says Whereas, a man able to write clever fiction gen. orally deems it more artistic to veil, to some extent, his description of certain scenes, the woman novelist will tear off every stick of yelling that can pos sibly be spared By far the most dar- ing, I should like to call them the most prurient, books have been written by women"
 Think of boys and girls feeding up on such stuff when the purest litera- ture in the world is at their disposal. The latter is their privilege, the worse than trash is thrust upon them by 1 publishers and libraries"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-20
OTHER GAMES.

At Lawrence, Mass, afternoon game. A. J. & c. CN. Y. State), 5; Lawrence (New England), 4.
 At Worcester, Mass.-Providence (Eastern); Worcester (New England), postponed; snow storm.
 At Portland, Me. (afternoon game)- Portland, 8; Bowdoin, 2.
 At Waterville, Me Colby, 6; Univer- sity of Maine. 0.
 At Fall River, Mass-Fall River (New England), Newark (Eastern), af- ternoon game postponed on account of rain.
 At New Bedford, Mass.-New Bed ford (New England), Bridgeport (Conn.), afternoon game postopend; wet grounds.
 At Brockton, Mass.-At Brockton Mass. (afternoon game), between Brockton CNew England and Norwich (Conn), postponed; wet grounds.
 At Lowell, Mass. :-Afternoon game Lowell (New England) G. Philadelphia Giants ?.