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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
ONLY FIFTEEN ASK
FOR DIVORCES

Tho regular list OF Saturday dt.
yoroos was considerably smaller
than usual this morning Instead
Of 30 miamated couples seeking
separation some No appeared In
Judge brlfnn'a court.
Frances Kennedy, who applied
fpT a divorce from WIN Kennedy.
stated that she and her Husband
are AcrohatH aHa perform in vaudo-
VILE theatern Some ~ the gym.
naatie feata performed bY william,
however, were too much even for
her.
Two years ago. while the couple
were residing at Kctehlkan, she
says be forced her a. the point 81
revolver 90 sign a power ~ a.
torney authorizing him 10 sell
some property which she owned A.
Green Lake lie sold II. pockctcd
the proceeds and disappeared The
divorce WAS granted
Minnie Smith was granted a d.
y0fce from Bert Smith The de
PENDANT So n liquor dealer Ac.
cordinE 10 Mrs Smiths testimony
be- was the largest consumer Of his
stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
GIRL NEARLY
LOSES HUSBAND

parents prepared the fafted cav.
An elaborate feast was spread. ard
a large party OF friends waited q
the depot for the young husband
lie never came and the nexi night
the performance was repeated.
The father and mother Of the
bride boarded a train and cAme
TO this city. where Il was learned
that Coleman had left his regular
boarding place. The parents bFoks
the news as gently as they could
OF the young mans supposed per
ndy.
Then the new Mrs. Coleman
came 70 Seattle alone and IN ief
tiers written TO her parents stared
that she had again located per
husband and they were living TAP
ply together.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
FOREST RANGER HAS A
MOST THRILLING TRIP

nected with his work. little reais'
INK that he would meet win ~
severe storms. He encountered Wy
first when up the creek quite 4 ~.
lance and was Obliged to 80 wy
camp In a wild spot and remain y,
five DAYS While there iainisn ,s.
bears and other animals s0agh' 'ns
shelter Of his campfire, ana ~
could hear their cries In the n'sA'
as he tried to sleep.
Finally. after many escapes i W..
death hy wading over narrow iedses
covered with snow up TO his walsh
he reached a more open country sn1
came down 20 the mouth Of ehiNe ..
kum creek and thence into Me''"F
chez
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

wENATCHEE. Sept 21--Forest
Ranger William J Ryan has arrived
here from the remote regions Of
lcicio creek. near Mount Seward,
which Is about 40 miles from this
city. with the report OF a thrilling
experience In the mountains In
which he encountered a series Of
terrible gales. saw famishcd wild
beasts roaming around his camp
fire and nearly lost his life by
treading treacberous trails that
overlooked yawning chasms, where
any deviation from the beaten path
would have made death instantan-
couG.
lie left here a short time ago and
went up the creek on business con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

Fate plays some queer pranks
but none more remarkable and
unusual than the experiences allot-
ed to Mrs Walter Coleman. until
a week ago Miss Leone Rode. Of
sol Twenty third a.. nollinghaia
who married aud lost her husband
and then located him again. all
within the span Of seven days. The
marriage Of the young couple
which occurred In this city. was
surprise 60 the girls relatives.
but the appearance Of the
bridegroom at the wedding feast
was even more OF a shock.
After the ceremony the bride
left for her Bellingham home and
this was the first her folks knew
Of the marriage The husband was
20 follow and readily forgiviug. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

kocHe turned he pointed fbe 49,
toward Smith u was dlsehs.a.a.'sa
in romo manner the entire eh.ss su
Of buckHhot striking the owne, - y
The gun IN lie foot IN a has,fn..
improYiaed utter the others car,,as
me wOHHded man 10 Port 0srnt,a
where q doctors services were
cured The nam was bronst, =
Providence hospital last night "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
HUNTER SHOT. BY lei
: A COMP ANION

While with a party Of four. hunt
Ing IN tho woods near PORT Gam.
Bile. r. w Smith Of this city. who
rooms at the Detroit Hotel. ycBter-
day morning had his right foot al
most shot or by the discharge Of
a shotgun IN the hands of w. Reese
one Of the party.
Smith had handed the gun 10
Reese and asked for ita return As
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
CELEBRATE CHUN TUE

AL Chinatown IN celebrating
Chnn Tue. the holiday 81 the full
moon. today. this being the 18th
daY 81 August. according 20 the
Chinese calendar All day the
Chinese extend their hospitality to
friends and from house 70 house
they migrate. wishing each other q
prosperous autumn with health OF
body and business welfare. The
holiday ln one 81 the most import
ant Ia The Celestial kingdom. II
ID. full moon shines brightly TO
night the Chinese forget old fcnds
and their enemies are transformed
into good friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
CLAIM GIRL nAs
been STARVED

On the statement Of neighbors
that the girl was being starved -
death BY her brother. a young Dan.
iah woman named Marie Raamns.
son. living AT seventy-second S.
and Murphy Place. was taken ia
charge this morning By Humane
officer Vaupoll and turned over 30
the custody Of the police matron
until the cane can be- investigated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

Vaupeii learned that the iii, :.
Gently came 10 this country 49, y
Denmark and has been llylny ~. s,,,a
brother who Is a wo0debon,..h
The case was reported 10 NJ w y.
thofiiies and the humane o,,,ssr
says that everything points 4 ~
fact That The girl has been se, y W.
deprived u food. though for ~.
reason he has been unshie "AAt
certain. " a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
UNWRITTEN Law
FREES SLAYER

home II required 20 minutes iof
the jury 70 agree. The verdict. foi
lowing an unusually sensational
trial. was received with handicap
ping and cries Of Coed, Good"
from the onlookers.
Reynolds was a scout under Ger
erai Custer and was married In
Salt Lake 10 a Miss Lulu Carrot,
son The couple came here from
Denver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
FUNERAL sERvIcEs.

Funeral services for g. remains
~ 70 TaulWno, the japanese bank.
er who was struck aud killed by
a Northern Pacific switch engine.
will be held tomorrow a. ~ 30
o'clock, from the First Baptist
church The lntermont viii be- &C.
oompuuled with considerable pomp
and ceremony
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

hly we're cemented into one uneei
the name Of the Tacoma Celiu~
Labor Council -.
Grant Hamilton, general els@ -
iror of the American Federaueh y.
Labor. President SchlenkeI q ~ N
seattle Central Labor Coaho,s,
and Frank Cotterill, business 49, 49,
OF the same organization va va
present. and each was called u'' :
and gave useful suggestions ~ u
firmer and more solid fofmauoH =
ihe lnenl cnntral INFLAMMATION. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

PORTLAND. Ore. sept IL
Charles II Reynolds. proprietor Of
. bathhouse IN this city. vas last
night acquitted OF the charge Of
numbering George Hihhinn. or Her.
bert. a musician who came here re
Gently from Walla Waila
Reynolds set up the plea that he
was justified in the act because
Hlhblna had destroyed Reynolds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
THIS WAS GOING SOME


LOS ANGELES. Cal, Sept 2i.--
The charges that William Carithers
the wealthy banker and general
merchant who died IN Los Angeles,
October iT. 1906. WAS kept in a con
tiuuai state Of iutoxication the last
year Of biz life hy hin wife and l.
L. NoEel. Tor the alleged purpose
81 obtaining possession ~ his ea
tate. Is the remarkable allegation
made IN a suit Ia the superior court
by Robert CaritherH. brother Of the
dead banker. who sues 20 set aside
the viii. which beqnenthed all bot
q few hundred dollars Of the estate
90 Mra CnriiheFH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
ENTERTAIN ExeURsIosIsrs.

Word has been received from
Spokane that elaborate preparations
have been made for the entertain.
ment 81 the Seattle business mems
excursion. A banquet has been ar
ranged b. The Spokane chamber 81
commerce for Friday evening Sept.
a.
A delegation o. Spokane business
men Nili meet the excursion train
on ita arrival and entertain the
oxcnruioniata daring the stay IN
Afnhauo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
SOCIETY NO ICES.

RANDALL rHE CAifEN ihh
ann the MAN house ropaiftnE w AN
as traHehpss window ana deer a'iN'"H
fantlnN EaElea hall every Saturday
nirht GENTS AeV. iadiea ffUe washer :
.,,-tsstv. tH etsp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
GOING AWAY

a splendid o.ruam house with large
he'll. closets pantry. uorchca. fnlrndid
wundHhHa. Sass luf ta 20 m aIioy close
fu two cars ana school healthy location.
can't tr beaten. price $500 terms and
leaH far cash
Soc r ~ WarfaFd ht ne ffh hv r.
Ballard. Phone ballard fEff Tata ola
Ballard car and Eot off ht shlp si
-.l.aa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
IRRIGATED LANDS.

FIRST ANp SECOND ADDITIONS TO
CASCADE oNCiA Nna
IN the WruAtNhrO valley o. nuN ON sale
only hours from Seattle ou the % 81
n.y. one milo from tcaNruwurfh This
ia bound tu become the leading apple
section in the state. Apples rrnwn here
eHcol in color flavor ana keeping DUAL.
titles RpitsrnhcrH apples now Nrinr 81 1k
per huN fol ihN WnuatChnc valley Wine
fnu zoe ucr box vac man estimates
600 huNrH HrltFUnherrH un bite acres.
Another 1900 boxes Mnoaap9 on his
acres FiFurr lt uui yourself Nothing
IKE % anNw bore First ana Second Al
dlunna 90 Cascade Orchards are now
ready. Perpetual water right Eora with
enc land Price see 90 faoo per acre
Got further PARTICULARS from
ID a. FHFENN owner.
o1l Alaska HldE as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FaF sails er trade foot launeh
speed ia ntiirH NbHne Ind 1851 eaH
fef Iss NtFefnnfaine place
Nnr sale re- ffate~An un tnatata FUR
allure store on fal az Phone tad 1881
cali tgF SO FrefHufafnH place
Fug sale ur trade a rrWaEa for eitN
property improved MnaneY Investment
Go tne Main tthai tnd 1871. tffH
e.sf.ansata- HtEna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

saaHaa
W0men'a Diseases John Dunlap,
Suite st7 Eiei udx 1907 Second aV
Dr Dalton ESQ Arcade Skin and gen
itesuFiuafg diseases
WhNTED-MfsCELLAAEoUs
ssss-r.-asas-a--s4a--s
valdez Furniture Co.'s restocking time.
top prices Tor furnlture now. 1910 First.
Main taaH or aeaf II
Naldez Furniture 90 n rrHiucalIr time
fcp prices Cor furniture now. 1910 First
Main 1882 o. Ind f0gf IF
Wanted Empty 5toferoouY with shelly
iug and counters Tor frGcefY business.
must b. Reasonable rent Address q u.
care star a-1I-aa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
Stock Advances

Superior Coal a lmpfeohsesHoossr
Co. stock advances 70 wy sa
share cash; 65e per share gu w N.
installment plan, at y o Guy" go
nighL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
LABOR UNIONS
GET TOGETHER

TACOMA. Sept 2l.--At a meet.
ing of representatives of the labor
unions of this city last night the
two local organizations formerly
known as the Tacoma Trades Couu.
eli and the Building Trades Assem-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
SPECIALS

tttea Ffns Qasfn Anns taf en- Ksfags
Nrri tEHNfHf euar@fs fu tHFHH
~ fNN fHnf ften tHf Nn NaufH Acne.
aeaiea sisa Geo - fhs fness siea fafs
81 tf4.st hftrr Sea sNafnt. hHaf EHierfa
sstf fsff siahflf neaF faF ishF frfnas
IL csc Fwf hsaHfffai lots Aa NfeHe
t.Ahe etssanf tirm
" tf8 onF ~ fhe nnfsi tass in Toes.
sHsg rafs tasftf. Hasfienhfas tnisefsifF
asaunaE
i1sa aua 20 ~ iass o., aasih Seattle.
aH tire haaineFa street
~ tte@ waarfn a.faou haasz sisafftf
rHfafes inf faffta terms
a. gae aaassu s.feau hoses. un Effh
nraf fHlHa
f1te Nite faarsn tFarf uH Falifund.
ems miis east os LaAs W ashshas9p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
Swim Tonight

In the big Luna Park natatorium.
sss
Coliseum reserved seats selling
Thursday. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
STAR n
J0|

The Sch|
University
gained ID
Prof Merl
graduate a
national en-
Seattle POI
The Jour
the univer
has planns
newspaper
pills The
collect. VII
practical
20 give IN
nose for
sentiai TO
erary bran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
WEST SEATTLE.

r-7--.-a7fftffv 1f-7.t--- .--'-....-
Seattle f-t-acrc tracts. 5000 sasv terms
Geo q klprHhury aiH.la American Uank
tldH 10th phones sai .ft.tO.ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
$40 IS A SMALL
SUM TO
INVEST IN
REAL ESTATE

nut ~ wni start 300 on the road 90
prosperity % ufu make flf uaF fnrnt
90 oun 20 thF uiurt beautiful lots on The
coast, ln anr " FaHemaF choicest sub.
aftH minuira ffum fhr hesFt 90 tha
riff, fiHht uu fha ser Nnn NNrar iHtH
are aN cleared ana trNeL many NakfnR
hnsutifai shade trees ais1 stores SCHOOLS.
college aHd ail other recommendation az
your hand We are huifdins houses fa
aHlt On easF payment Fur homes af iua
FeHimrufH Nun could not du better This
HrWuud is ali hlEh arh dfr ena nHr rnas
iHnffe are nur beet s1trrfiHtfs uuf af.
fire Hil PEI open tHIa evening unfn =
a. fn f1r Your concordance Can and
geo un Hf phone We have utQH tHf
~ photographs tn ahuw NuH end other
Enn1 thIuEa tn Sen 5000 FHupner SOU
90 over aud Hrc ihia property fHmnffue
Hut he fHur Hwn Judge. Wn uUf pas
fnaf rtpfaafa rricfs range from f3o
Co. $3.50. uu TERMS
NArGoNAL LAND COMPANY.
tos-tot Pioneer ntdr
MAIN iaet SEATTLE tNp u7a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
GREEN LAKE.

A new a.rnnm house. Doe fesf0f. rar.
nor. onn.half block to car. aand tfaw
fi 300. ted0 cash. tso per month
New esrnom house. lot 17 f.1naO. fine
viou cAY water, $500. ttoo cash. $40 a
month
rhone Sorth tsi. Residence tis eist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
CAN

The que
OF the So
OF the Lab
again be b
After the
declared I
ground tn.
dNkWUfatts
the iegisls
assist a u
A Moore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

When Carl Reed formerly Opera house
returns % Seattle on Monday from five weeks trip
his theater succeeding ID a
Arthur
will duly installed Mr Ives ara
patrons Of deeryedly pop
ular When Mr. Reed and Mr. Ives duly thea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
ADMIR-

The gas
Dewey, ow
been sold
men forne
al Fisher,
Edith IN
Enno. ca
Martin 30
Wedding
not been a
The Graf
OF 2l00O \
for Alaska
ter fishing
operate Ia
burg as IN,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
AuRURN

AUBURN
strucuon o
awarded TO
city for sis
80 days #
town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

Unable |
bis wife's|
long sufie
aged So,
Twiteheli
United 81
early tnia
Lake hosp
been a I'D
A pathe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

BOISE 4
states Ju1
ally pass 4
the defend
cases this]
siead he 4
the chared
ney n N
ndayits ~
are Of E
court saS4
overlooked
George
NO niadd
was the |
torney "a
the defen1
Rulck had
room the 4
we're retu1
Of those 4
witness a
ney wantd
Iul6e|
that day.
when a
an srguIiid
had nlade|
argunent|
trict sttor1
svonsibnid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

The pol
secure anl
murdered
his conpa
on Fifth
and Jacks
ing
Every
points to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
AUBURN

AUBURN
Commercial
following .
President;
president:
tary; J. r.
W H.
Waugh. En-
r. Hopper.
son direct
enrolment
win be held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
rouns ron A HOME

-Four choice lota en- cleared and ready
Coz garden With r. now and up.to.date
Four room house. nHd On fnf 81 600. on
easy forms Dent phone uH about this.
we ere Goo busy COME 20 thN office.
Wo VIII arrange tn show 10 tomorrow We
VIII Do open tuulEHt until p b. m
tnir a lHNnra Realty Company.
300 60 ID EEi ~ DU
HHln 1924 bad tHgI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

PROM Worn WANG An
! To The star Main tehot thd hes
the star SILL eaii anaas rollcgi VIZ
Nili ana ssgr send To- vow the anHTN'H
The star
bSArFs FOR CLASSIFIED ~.
NNttrt~HMENTS tHrip tetNdi
lcst ana Iound. iur Nrnt, Zee sale,
etc. One Cent n Word
StrU ATOMS wANrEp Ans, rs
Nerds Fhrre flmes ssr "a tenis,
arNrn words or naet "a words
A. the uno cash in advance Whrn
tfhhrErd t0 account actual uVmtel %
lines as cot viii hN counted. Mini
mum tti Gov Hn "oh' 10 cents NAlt'
iara Want Al Agency n fl MuNcA
san ballard Av., upp city Han
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

Lots sotio7. half block from New
MaIuuGfufd car Nu0 az ftrd at
tIa nigh and HirhtlF nice neigh
hHrhund nnd good place Tor
home Price fsa9 each Taur nen
terms
LOOK AT TuIHf
Double corner uu fAfh Ave
Nnrfh near Volunteer rHrh SOS
l0t etnFia lnHiHr IHfn Hrr held lu
thiH hiHeh f0r % 500 Price ~ tnlH
double rnrnnr only ~ 4H0. hHff
cash balance tn auit This be-
good pick up Look at e.
uNOHsrUucTiHLE VIEW lots
FHnIna east uH 1ard. Nft Caller
and Highland Drive. a0fiis prrt.
tieHt Wow Doe ln this section This
tDf has boon held nf 5000. huf
owner is forced tu arli eu. Tor
Few dHFH price la So zoos 3 BOO
cash Tot ua show 300 This
ANu ANOTHER ONE
Facing ihr lake just south 10 Pros.
poet fnuigN lies nIrh and has
hfHuiiful View This Be- bargain
at $4,000 terms
COWNNE SIMPSON
7o2.a.t American Bank nidr
Main 1855. loo Ut1 -gi.gs
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FIRE

Capt WI
company n
ment snst
wound las,
down the /
! an alarm
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w. +. COX & co.
ALASKA nuufing
WANTED
$3.50 CASH

tfoasa tahfafnH Soc ffaGea on rec
Nnrth tfft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

EVERYBODY MS CoEVIegrn
that aii that slightly property between
THE TWO NEW EWE9fHH AND
PARKS
and fronting on
THE NEW BOULEVARD
viii De- extremely valuable
rOWELfd NORTH rNIVEHHrTY
ADDITION
JOHNS one ~ the parks Every fnt b.
cleared and in clover NJ NJ positively
the pretueat property On the market To-
day
Tots t1to 90 $3.50. Very caaF torms
Come 0ut ana soc tho extensive lms
pr0vementH, corner lbth Hv ~. o. and
p E0th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

OWNER NEEDS MONEY ana VIII
sell his 20 acres uear Kent at "a haf-
gain, acres cleared, balance PASTURE
4 room house, large barn. orchard
81 800. hHlf cash
ROBERT MALTnF
9ls-3z0-ezi ALASKA Bldg -iH.91
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
While rurr LAST

ONLY fgfa cAaW
uuFH comfortable home near CAPITOL
Wttf.. Doe high ard slightly. @ rooms.
basement. bath. eiFstflr NEht and HaH
ftatausu fatftuf VERY EASY TERMS
Phone uN q FIR Main tf4f. HsN9tt
aafg.et
SEVERAL NEW HOUSES
60 . rooms. 8eaQ fn ff1a HHah bat.
anfe LESS chan rHnt Hne ua az once as
this Kind ~ bargains does ne lass SONG
fNTENAATiu#kL uuNu a REALTY
go
1909 American naak niiF ind fQts
"aa lots WILL mE H0tu
SUNDAY SEPT sE%u
"AT niCWLhNp fN THE ONLY
WATEHF HoNr
faWu between Seattle ana Tacoma on the
naH Seattle. rHrnwa short line futnruFa
ban. at fees MalueH Wash HaHs l1fa AZ
Sew an see raay terms mo interest no
tnNHn free abstract "a a Defiance
leaves caiwnn Docs at $50 r. m SON.
daV Sept atud secure Tickets af The
boat nr af thn
DIES MONIES LhNu eco.
tol Hinckief ulpfh
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GUARDING THE Pope.


fBy United Press.
ROME Sept. - Fearing riots
growing out Of the anu.Cafholic
feeling the Pope IL strongly guard
"a both day and night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

LARGE crowds continue 60 enjoy
the pleasures Of swim IN the
Luna Park natatorium Let's so
in tonight 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

New President 81 L. a. "A.
NORFOLK. Va. Sept. - Major
BARN MAhool 81 Baltimore Was
unanimously elected president Of
the League Of American Munici
paliiies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

Take !,
row Ia the
UNI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

NEAR KENr-fB acres. good bench
lnn0 house. small orchard 81 600
HDhEftf MALTuY.
aih.t1g. 81t Alaska bldg -alg-1t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-15
Girls Got the Medals.

Albany. Or, June IA unique
situation has developed in the ath-
letic circles of the Albany high
school. Not a boy in the school re-
ceived the official "a" OF the high
school for this years athletic work,
but the honor went TO four girls. At
the public exercises last evening
marking the close of the high school
year, the emblem of athletic merit
was awarded Dollie Bending, Melissa
Martin, Ella Howard and Louvia
Davis, members of the girls basket
ball team.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-15
Boggs-NIaurer NuptIaIs.

A beautiful home wedding took
place at the home OF Ezra Maurer,
presiding elder OF the Evangelical
Association, June 12, 1907, when
Miss Mary Maurer became the bride
of G, V, Boggs. The beautiful GER
emony of the Evangelical church
was performed by Rev. Ezra Maurer,
brother OF the bride, Immediately
after the ceremony all sat down TO a
sumptous dinner. The bride was
the recipient of many valuable and
appropriate presents, some coming
from relatives in Ontario, Canada,
which was the former home OF the
bride. Little Misses Esther Maprer
and Clara Luethi We're the flower
girls, and a beautiful wedding march
was played by Mrs. Laehelle, a cous-
iu OF the bride. Mr., and Mrs. Boggs
VIII be al home TO their friends at
their residence on South Twenty-flrst
and Ferry streets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-15
TWO CASES IN POINT.
Supreme Court Sustains Rate Fixed
by Commerce Commission.

May 2S, the supreme court of the
United States handed down a de-
cision that is of much interest tc
the mill men of the Willamette val
ley.
The cases originated, one In Loui'
pounds for the haul from Louisiana
1908. The facts in the Louisiana
case had to do with raising the
freight on lumber, and the Georgia
case was making freight rate that
was unreasonable and unjust" Tho
railroad in the first case raised the
rate two cents on the hundred
pounds for the haul from Louisiana
to points north of the Ohio river,
The mill men appealed to the inter
state railroad commission, asking
that the transportation companies
be required to restore the old rate.
The commission made the order.
From that the railroads appealed
That was in 1905. The United
States circuit court affirmed the or
der of the commission, and now the
supreme court sustains the court be-
low and orders the railroads to re-
store the old rate. In addition to
requiring the roads to restore the
old rate, the court requires them to
rebate TO the shippers the 2-cent
raise collected illegally. The Geor-
gia unreasonable and unjust" case
was also in favor of the mill men.
The two decisions will control about
40 others, involving the same points
that are now pending
The full text of the courts opinion
has not yet been received, but from
the synopsis reported, the way now
seems open for che restoration OF
the 1910 rate from Willamette val
ley points to Bay points in Califor-
MIA. All the mills will have to do Is
to appeal to the interstate commits
sion and produce evidence of the rea
OF the $40 rate, when
ar order will be made for its restora-
oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-15
Caned President Catch.

A felicitous incident of commence
ment, was the presenting of a beauti-
full cane TO President Catch, It was
the gift OF the graduating class, and
a token of their esteem and app-e-
clation. The presentation occurred
Ia the armory and Mark Weather
ford made the speech. His remarks
were replete with kind assurances,
and when he concluded IL was with
extreme difficulty that Dr. Catch was
able 10 acknowledge his qualification
The whole scene was that neither
donors nor recipient will soon for
.get.-Corvallis Times.