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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
eWORN CIRCULATION,

The Montgomery Advertiser guarante,ss , its advertisers (and makes 1t a part or tne contract when requested) that its daily GIT culation is larger than that of any mornins M newspaper printed in Alabama--and tne. t.s Sunday edition has the largest circuiauon of any edition of any newspaper printed ID Alabama, without exception
 The figures for October printed below rep rssenting the actual net circulation. all re- turns having been deducted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
ANNOYED.

being confined to his home by illness for several days, was able to spend part of yesterday at the Madison Av- enue Fire Station.
 Prof. E. Mead Wilcox, of the Auburn faculty, was among the prominent vfst- tors to the city yesterday.
  Messrs. w. I. and O. s. Steagall, of Abbeville and leading citizens of Hem ry county, are visitors to the city.
 
 Editor Hall of The Dothan Eagle. IS attending the Masonic Grand Bodies now in session in this city. >-' Mir. William Salter. of Burnt Corn, is attending the Grand Lodge of Masons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03

Alabama needs rest and peace. says The Montgomery Advertiser. If the Governor and legislators of Alabama do not quit agitating. Alabama will soon have more rest and peace in busi- ness than she knows what to do with.
 He makes a solitude and calls it peace." said Byron.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03

As an outside and unbiased opinion we take this from The Richmond Times Dfspa tch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03

E & Noble. Circulation Manager of The Montgomery Advertiser. being duly sworn. says:
 The foregoing statement of The Adver- tfserts circulation for the month of Octo- Der, 1907, is true and correct. and compiled after all returns from news boys. news agents, spoiled and leftover copies have been deducted. E. s. NOBLE,
 Circulation Manager. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th day of November. 1907. (SEAL) RIGA ALEXANDER,
 Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03

snr. Francis W. Purifoy of Camden who Is pleasantly remembered as an at tache of the Legislature, Is visiting Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03

Mayor O. s. Lewis, of Tuskegee, ac companied by Mrs. Lewis, is stopping the New Exchange.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03

General W. ". Brandon returned yes terday from New Orleans. where he went to deliver the memorial orauon before the Elks there in their Lodge of Sorrow Sunday. General Brandon was highly complimented on his effort, and was royalty entertained by the Elks of the Crescent City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03

Hon. Evans Hinson and Hon. H. M Caney, prominent citizens of Lowndes county. are among the visitors who were drawn to Montgomery to attend the sessions of the Grand Lodge or Masons
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03

The Western Railway of Alabama, Conn., piainant, against The Railroad
 Commission of Alabama, and oth- CTS, Defendants. In Equity. No.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03

Judge J. NJ Carmichael. one of the best known men of the State, Is stop ping at the Summers Hotek Judge Carmichael, who in recent years was vict Inspectors and State Auditor. is now living at Ozark, engaged in the management of his extensive private
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03

Shower baths will be used by the Cleveland police to sober, up trunks before trial.-News Item. Isn't this kinder rubbin' it in" on the Weary Willies?
 
 Before he could be stopped, horse in Harrisburg, Pa,, ate $9 worth of chrysanthemums belonging to Joseph Miller. florist.
 Poor equine-he was just getting back at the people who attend horse- shows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08

Seattle fish dealers are assert
ins that millions OF dollars va BE-
lost fhis season BY the failure Of
ihe cauuefies 10 secure the sock.
efe salmon. which Tor many years
has been The biggest canning pro-
aaet 81 the sound. Practically
uone have been secured this sea
non.
They attribute the reason for
for The fact that these fish spawn
only In the Fraser river and trIb-
uiarY lakea They arc practical
IS caught out FOR a distance ~ six.
% miles up tho river during the
spawning season. consequently the
next years crop u destroyed
The river being in Canadian Ger.
riiory there Is no way Of control.
Ing IA. the fish dealers say. ex.
eept 10 turn attention 10 other
kinds 81 salmon which thrive 10
sound waters. and establish mum.
eroua halcherics along ihe waters
where thoy spawn The fishing
Industry " one OF the most profit.
able IN the state. but Il will be
ouly a few years when Il will
amount 70 nothing, unless radical
steps are taken 10 protect it's
abuse, and We will have 10 look 10
Alaska Tor our supply which. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
Ministers Agree That He Did Right in Refusing to
Marry White Woman and Chinese Consent OF
Prosecuting Attorneys Office Obtained

Rev j. r u. Llwyd's refusal to
marry Gertrude Higgison to Tom
Chum. Chinese, as related IN yes.
terdaya Star. has been a topic Of
vide discussion today among
church people. lawyers aud other
persons interested In the relation.
ahip OF this country 20 the yellow
race
A. most OF the ministers 81 the
city are al present or vacations.
many 0f those whose ideas would
be most potent IN moulding public
could not be reached this
morning. but those Who could be-
seen placed themselves on record
as approving the course taken by
the rector Of 81 Marks church. 30
refusing 30 Join "a wedioek the
white hand Of the bride with the
yellow % the groom.
Rev 81 A Matthews. 81 the First
Preabyieien church. said
4 think DR. Llwyd dld exactly
right ln my opinion the church
should not encourage miacogna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08

and member Of the Massachusetts
Legislature Her uncle. Arthur u.
STORY. q former member OF the
Massachusetts legislature. a. the
pfeeeat owner OF the slep building
plant owned BY her father.
Joseph story Judge OF the United
States supreme court from 1911 to
1890, waa Aunie's great grand.
uncle William wotm0rc Story.
the great American sculptor az
Rome waa her cousin. Rufus
Ghoate. the most eloquent adyo.
cate AZ the American bar IN HIS
day, hueeesfor 10 Daniel Webster
IN the United States senate. was
also her cousin Joseph ". Choate.
former ambassador 10 England.
nov q member 81 the Hague peace
conference. il. also hor cousin.
Amonf her other cousins arc Chaa.
+ Chaate, president OF the Old Col.
ouy railroad. and Henry " Barn.
ham. United States senator from
New Hampshire
When asked today for the rea.
aona ~ her downfall. Annie philo.
bophtcaily rematkoh3
"A crane for theatrical life aud
hopEef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08

caused her 10 prepare 10 guard her
mothers grave when the time
comes. She says no one shall move
the bodies 81 her loved ones from
their last resting place 40 long as
she IL able 20 llft a hand IN pro
test
Miss Coaloy has many Of the
popular attributes o. the Indian.
Il "a Der boast that Illness IA a
stranger 20 her. merely by rcaaon
% Tire fact that she instiuctivelY
obeys the Indian rules 81 health.
She eau work Cor days without food
aud Yst wlfhout feeling fatigue
Ia fart. her whole time is spent In
a maHner that would put girl
less hardy ont Of the running Ia a
very short time. From early morn.
loo until late AZ night she is busy
with her practice. besides reading
autheFllies 20 sustain her conten.
ton reeaFdlug indian rights In the
federal court She has been a prac.
tlcink attorney for five years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
ANNIE ROONEY is
AN ARISTOCRAT

Blood had no virtue In the case
OF "Annie Rooney
With ancestry aud connections
surpassed by few OF the Rriatocracy
OF the land. the last ten years of
her life have heeu spent Ia almost
continuance residence Ia tho King
county Jail. aud ahe II now about
10 be sent hack 20 Essex. Mass.
tho town OF hof birth, at the OK
panao % tho county.
Investigation shows that Annie
Rooney, whose name prior 10 mar,
raige was Florence Asalnla Story.
IL q great grand niece OF Judge
Of tho United States supreme court.
cousin Of two United states sen.
aiora and an ambassador to the
court OF ~. Jamoa.
Essex IL a town Of about 600
Inhabitants about 20 miles from
Boston, To be Story. Choate.
or a hnrnham. II Of itself badge
or ariatocracy In Easex. Gloucester.
ipawlch and the surrounding cOun.
Try Tho families were the earliest
settlers Of the country, having
come there from ESSEX IN England,
IA 1878.
Armies father was a shlpbulldcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
WALKS OUT
OF WINDOW

Iuhllant over the sale OF his
ranch AZ Port Orchard Charles
Green came 10 lhla city few
days Ago. purchased an automobile.
spent an evening In hiEh life. pro
cecded 60 do a sleep walking stunt
out ~ a seeohd story window and
u now a patient at Providence hos
plial suffering a hemorrhagc 81 ,ho
brain.
The proprietor Of the hotel where
Green vas stoppinK heard a cry
during the early morning houra and
upon investigation found the man
iyins Ia a pool Of blood ON the
sidewalk below hia bedroom win
dow since the time OF the acct
dent Green has never reeaiaed con.
seriousness. bat The hospital author.
itica pay ho Is In much better shape
today and will probably recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08

ton For moral, political. social,
racial and spiritual reasons the
union OF a white woman aud a Chin.
eHe would be most undesirable, and
] think that 10 ID the duty Of the
church 20 irOwn upon such ming.
ling Of races
4 am a firm defender Of the
rights Of aliens, especially those OF
color civilization and religion so
aniagonlGic 10 ours that they are
ia danger Of persecution. but sm
thoroughly opposed 70 the inter.
marriage Of white and yellow, as
well az white and black. and white
and red"
A week ago yesterday ProHecut
Ing Attorney Macintosh received
letter from Tom Chum. who was
then IN California. asking II the
marriage would be- legal In this
state. California having decreed
that misoegUauon was against the
law. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Nanderyeer replied.
Come on old man. Wen let
you"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08

KANSAS CITY. Kan. Aug S.
In order TO protect the grave Of her
mother and 70 keep the govern
meni from despoillng u. Miss Lydia
Conlcy. tho only Indian woman Nv.
yer Ia the country, has erected a
cottage Ia the center N Huron Gem
oiory here. and with a shotgun win
drive or those who attempt 70 take
possession Of the property Uncle
Sam has undertaken 10 sell the
property which f. the last resting
place % the old aud famous tribe
Of Wyandot Indians which once oc.
cupled the whole state Of Ohio. and
which was driven slowly westward.
making its last stand IN Kansas.
The government. AT the request
Of the city authorities. has had q
appointed 10 dispose 81
tho property Mlas Conley sought
20 prevent this In the federal circuit
court but che has been ruled
against. and Il waa the ruling that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
kNiy Of Congregation VIII Vote to Retain Rev.
hrou D. Haynes--Splii in Church Is Said to Be
Certain

4 sset&son lrom the first hap
~ slnr& AVS the ioguatsoa 1T 4
~ sa<FrxHtlnm similar To that
rAst Nash piare II the FIRST Pres
ih''sn church some reara ago
pa ~ Nesimlns,sr Pr hftsFlaa
,,HA raS organised wll b. tire
'sais's oatcoms o. tunikhtx meet.
- y TIE members Of the first
h,st ehsfeh according 70 mem
- q n eorgregatlon The split
to,zF Nhea action ls taken on
~ a'ftriance Or rejection of the
fallau q ne Re-. MYfan D.
nz,taa
~ ne fesiR1aison viii n0g BE-
ea j. iDserene eoncinsion
's'tsf N Haynes vii - wfll.
" remain a, the bead II 4
''et congregation is another
**es Dr Frank IiorsctaH a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
father TAKES UP
SEARCH AGAIN

r H. Davidson. father Of Miss
Edna Davidson. who was dfowned
az Wcstport last Saturday. came
home last night after conducting
q search FOR the body since sun
day. but returned to Westport 10.
day. saying that he would continue
the search for few days. although
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
,,.,sralion Plans for Mobilization Of Warships Is
I,psumced-MOyement al Once--ResenIment Of
kpan Is Expected.

December four divialona. each rep
rcsen,ing an aEKrcwate 81 t6a. s9s
tons ot iiEhtlng United Statea navy
machinery
Rear ADMIRAL nayton's fleet will
BE the first squadron and will con
aist OF the West Virginia. Colorado.
Maryland and Pennsylvania, all
With as guns
Tho second division will be Gem
8osod Of the Tennessee aud Wash
inEiou with 20 guns, aud the Cali
foruia aud South Dakota With IS
guns
Tho third division IL the 81
t.Ouls. Charleston and Milwaukee
with "a guns each and the Chicago
Sith rs guns The ahlpa in the
first squadron are all 0s u $50 tons
u Japan strikes a sudden blow
IN The Philippines. the other Ia
eiiic lnaular possessions viii Dc left
at faraua mercy 80 Gar as tho navy
is concerned The present force.
ia the Car east il insufficient 90
cope with al enemy aud Ruy at
tempt 90 strengthen that forco viii
b. resented BY Japan. a. an an.
iriendiy acI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
MURDER REVEALED
BY ADAMS STORY
10y United presa.

TELLURIDE. Colo. Aug 3 The
body 81 w ) Barney. timber
man employed ~ the smuEglcr
Union mine and who disappeared
June. 1906. was cNhumed near the
Alta mill yesterday and brought
here today by General Wells
Steve Adams told where the body
was buried Harvey. Il Is said. in,
CURED the cumity 81 the miners
union for working ai the mine after
the strike in 1901
Adams says Baruey'n body was
stripped of all clothing before IN
torment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
ADVERTISING
BIG FAIR

A unique method of advertising
the Alaska Yukon. Pacific exposition
has been started by the conatruc.
ton Of a miniature design of the
exposition az Il will be. consist
Ing Of various buildings. grounds
electric fountains, ths waters sur.
rounding the grounds. boats. etc
The design Is AZ present IN the
show window Of the Regal Shoe
Co. where Il Is attracting much al
tcntiOn. George l.. Sawyer. man.
ager of the local store, IL prevail
Ing upon the company to allow the
design TO be- sent from city 10 city
throughout the United States
wherever the company has a store.
Advertising matter regarding the
exposition will be sent with a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08

prominent member 81 the church.
IL ~ the orinion that be will stay
provided the vote 20 refuse the
yeHiEnatinn 81 sufficiently large 20
indicate that the oppoaltion ~
rump- and not a minority large
enough to b. considered.
a division Is sure 10 take place
irrespective ~ ~ Haynes action,
said a mcmbcf 81 the cherch this
mofuing upon a promiss that his
nauie would Dot be used In the
event u hls deciding to remain
those opposed to him viii naturally
vish % sever their connection to
asoid embarrassment ia the futnge
~ he resigns the reiations between
those who forced he step and the
majority viii become too bitter TO
make harmonious action possible In
the future"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
ROBBED, BEATEN.
THEN ARRESTED

To he robbed ~ SIS. whipped in
a fiat fiRht By the man whom he
had accused OF the robbery. and
then shruSu Ia jail on q charEc OF
assault and battery. preferred By
tho very man whom he desired
arrested. Naa the peculiar series
% miafoftunea which bclell A Cart
wright. hackdFiver. thls moFnlnx
Cartwright works Tor HoimAn's
Livery Co. aud went 10 sleep Ia the
stable offire lilo aWoko aud found
tis misein8. afterwards accunlng
Wade Randolph. employed IA the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
TOBACCO WORKERS
PLANNING STRIKE

LOUfSNliLE. Ky. Aug S--A
vote on whether the 10000 tobacco
workers all over the country will
strike against the American Tobac
90 Co Is being received az tho
headquarters Of the international
tobacco vol ers' union Should the
American Federation OF Labor de.
eide 20 assist the workers. the
strike OF filled trades would AZ.
fcct 20 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
WAGE SCALE
DRAWN UP

Tho third days convention Of the
United Mine Workers u America,
district 80 10. AZ tho Seattle Labor
Temple. resulted IN the finishing
81 the work assigned 10 the scale
committee 10 draw up the scale 10
De effective during the coming
year
The convention viii probably
adopt the committees report Fri
day. after making a few alterations.
The press committee denies the
rum0r current Wednesday evening
10 tho effect that any trouble was
brewing az HcntOn, whare the union
o. not set very greatly favored By
The operators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
oRDEas SALE sGr ASIDE.

judge c N Hanford. Of the unis-
ed States circuit court, ordered the
sale of the tug Sophia eel aside
upon motion 81 John Campbell. who.
Il appears. had offered the sum Of
$3.50 for the tug before Il vas sold
last Monday by unlied States
Marshal Hopkins for the sum Of
$3.50 a W Redding The Puget
Sound Pattern works brought Tho
aust Ia libel against the iur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
GOVERNMENT WILL ACT
ON CHAMBERS REQUEST

First Assistant Postmaster Gen
erai Gmndneid photographed from
Washington. ID c.. today TO 6 Il
Yandell. secretary Of the Seattle
Chamber Of Commerce. saying that
the message 81 the chamber regard
Ing the conditions existing a. the
local postoffice had been received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08

:. su,NefON. Aus Accord.
4 ADMINISTRATION plans, The
...' N in the Pacific Of ne
..s.,.l cruiser feet vii' oesig
rsas'ss og5es have been issued
I ''' s,,.oss IAe entire cruiser
~ 800 Il he Aslstic sqaate0a
sl's y. s'.s.As aesesa the Pacific
y ~ y rs raslts fleet is 70 BE-
-. y esr Aamlral DAYTON. who
-. ~. Manila shortly with four 90
~ Nv s.av, armed Cruisers.
~ I'M cfhwrs SAY The mobllita
~ ~ the purpose q defend
~ rsclise coast should Japan
- "a movements Of Admiral
FSsas feet
~ mobilization 81 The Dayton
- 4 expected 10 prevent a rs
49, ssemg nom saillng sefesa ne
S..isie ana Al ~ time vii ~
~ evaas 30 too TAI trom ne
eas,ic 10 dash back should .
zeiN Yleet come iuom he Car eas'
<cash Inc Saez canal
~ plans are "a bring luxeshei
IA ~ Pacific coast b she ems g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08

stables, u having taken the money
Both fnsn finally reached the 20
lice station. and TIE officers rcfnn
I'd % lock Randolph up. for lack Of
eYsdshee
L.sseF both men started back for
the Stables and bad been gone bat
ahofi lime until they were arrest.
ed ~ paifulman kaaland. charRed
With tisktlng Cartwright appear.
81 70 have been the AEEreasor and
be waN pat In Sail on charge OF
assault and battery, aud Randolph
VAS y leased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
BODIES FILL THE
STREETS

TANGtER. Aug. s-Two thou.
sand additional men have been
landed at Casa blanca Street
fighting continues Tho Jewish
section Of Casa blanca has been
sacked and many massacred The
streets are filled with bodies.
Shells from the warshipa set fire
10 and destroyed the Moorish quar-
tor Great distress ~ prevailing
among the poor, owing 10 closed
stores All Europeans are safe II
f. feared the Andierras tribosmon
near here may attack the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
BIG INCREASE SHOWN

In the report of uniied States
shipping Commissioner Knox for
the month ending taly 81. there is
found hix Increase IN the ship
pins from the local harhog The
total number 81 sailors discharged
was 32t6 for the nouth The 10.
TAI number 81 sailors reahipped and
discharged vas f.iai. a. AGAINST a..
80 In June. mr. Increase ~ a9I For
July. 1895 the namaser was zk4t
which ~ i.sii less than this years
figure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
HaPpsnsin Says He viii Clean Out Fake Employ
nsnl Agencies--hills in on The Scheme to Defaud
The Lbsng Man.

feHass Evidence shnalna the ex.
I 80 q q number Of faae emplov
~, eneies 10 this ciig has been
esa by the local anfhorlfiea
4 : - aoE u the hands % chief
st.se Nappensteln The facts
..s.,s eonelusiyely thai thme Is
ssieement eAisilng basuean tbe
.,gslsiosa o. the axsneies ana 4
$500 $3.50 q people employing large
- q hands whereof rec nre
4 " ne iob. charged a Zee
4. within The course n 4 day
s,.t q make way TO- a new
q lanocent recruits
~. result q The aumerous com.
.ue eaief recently ordered 4
I. 80 s.. INVESTIGATION. and b h
~. .ssNn nat The fraud haa been
49, ~ lnfge scale The chief
8 ~. made any Of the details
4 49,. 'Htel THIS morning that
49, 'i.lise estimate IN the
Nhieh the labonnv men
{,,' sssn sEindled oul "a h H..
] sss.. 'lA'ouEh fake EMPLOY meni
MI w would aggregate Il leaai
n " afee mill there IA said
msl. ,n'se gangs Of men one
y Nv. s one coming aud one trginq
! n ~ eaough money 10 eet awav
,'s,s..,'. MIL, The chief claims az
1 10y, nag a standing order uitb
T. employment agency for "a
~ aay which means ffs6 4
i ~, y. '.ai The employment areae,
&As ION the laborlna mer
81 !, ihs amount the nm eie" s'
!, MN. Y. :. fraud scheme 4 plsce1
/ b sSgsl 1900 per month
as.le measures are a. d,
Nv aeas AGENCIES T6osa ass'a w
Conclusive evidence h ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
MISTREATED HOUND

Humane officer Vaupcil secured
a warrant this morning IN Justice
r. r. Georges court for the arrest
of Jane Porter. living IN the north
end Of the city. charging her with
cruelty 20 animAlR The woman Is
said fo have tortured a Danish
hound belonging To Paul Laun by
throwing fiery chemicals on the
animal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08

tanned viii BE- closed up By Grim
lnal prosecution, and the city coun-
cil viii be asked 70 revoke their
licenses The agencies which con.
duct an honest business viii not
suffer by the crusade. tho officials
say. but will rather benefit through
tbe agitation which has for its OBJ
sect the cleaning out Of the un.
scrupulou8 agencies conducting a
fraudulent business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
CHEZ HAS EVIDENCE.
TRusrY WALKS OUT.

George Brown. truaty. made
bis escape from the city lail last
evening Brown was serving 50
days on charge ~ being dis.
orderly person. Hereafter no long
time prisoner will be made a trusty
al the city jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
FLEET
10 COME HERE
BIO WAS TOO HIGH.

The bid of y, G, 0finnell for TAX
ina care 81 the dead animals found
about the city has been rejected.
and a new Advertisement ordered
The Seattle Rendering company
which has a place on the tide flats.
has decided 90 bid for The privilege
Urinnclra bid was considered too
high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08

Plans have been completed for
the erection OF a $1,000 000 power
plant on the headwaters Of the
Sandy river few miles east OF
Portland. Ore. 10 furnish electric
power for tho United Railways.
which is building an interurban
line between Portland and Salem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08
STANDARD
APPEALS

CHICAGO. Aug s. Standard on
attorneys today flied formal notice
OF appeal from Judge Landis dc.
ciaion. filming the trust on lndict.
meuts being drawn by the govern.
ment experts against the railroads
alleged 90 have granted rebates aud
concessions to the Standard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08

the task Is apparently hopeless. lie
is being aided By a number Of res
idenis from along North Reach.
The condition Of Miss Lucille
Schroeder, who was nearly drowned
at the same time. continues 20 i'm
prove. and she viii probably be
brought TO her home in Seattle In
a few days.