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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
BRISTOL TEAM WON.
Beat Richmond Bowlers by Ma.
g iority Of 231 Pins.

Bristol defeated Richmond last night
in the bowling. match. The five players
from this city bowled on the Williams
alleys, and the scores were at once tele-
sraphed to Bristol. The Southwest Vir-
ginia bowlers bowled on the alleys there.
and telegraphed the scores here. 1t was
bowling by telegraphy, but 1t was good
bowling.
By the majority of e31 rims the Bristol
team won They Knocked down. in all,
2.Sa5 pins and the best the five Rich
monders could shake off the spots totalod
up only 2,46i.
Messrs Myers. Williams. Hicks. Row.
sey and Thorpe We're the Richmond bowl
ers. Mr. Myers was the high man from
start to finish. He not only made the
high average, but carried off the honor
of being the high individual bowler o.
the evening. His highest roll was lSo
pins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
BOULDER CUTS HOLE
THROUGH A HOUSE
Strikes Cradle in Which Babe Is
Sleeping and losses Child
Aside Unhurt.

ERNEY's. PA. January IA huge boulder.
weighing several tons, that was loosed half
way up the Conewago Hills by the recent rains,
rolled down the steep incline to-day. burst into
the house Of De witt Fletcher. struck cradle.
In which babe slept. and, tossing both aside
without harming the Infant passed through the
south side of the house.
The boulder, which was oval in shape torn 4
hole through the house. which Is frame. almost
the size OF a cart. While the foot of the cradle
was shattered by the blow OF tho boulder the
babe escaped without Injury.
Tho only other occupant OF the house. Mrs.
Fletcher. WAS sitting near the south window
Of the house. about eight feet from where the
boulder passed over the kitchen floor. She was
unhurt.
boulder's force WAS accumulated by u fifty-yard
roll before 1t struck tho dwelling.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
Academy--"Thc Lion and the Mouse"
BiJou--"Tho Ninety and Nine"
Bostook' s--WlId Animal show.
IdleWood-Skatnq Rink.

The Lion and the Mouse" play in
four acts. by Charles Klein, author OF
1.-THE Music Master" Cast OF characters.
Eudoxia, Dorothy Crane; Rev. Pontifex
Deetle, George Barr. Jane Deetle. Lillian
Buckingham; Mrs Rossmore. Eleanore
Sheldon: Miss Nesbtt nellie Robinson;
Judge Rossmore, George o. Morris; ex-
judge stott, Alfred Moore; expressman.
Percy Lowe: Shirley Rossmore. Josephine
I.ovett: Jefferson Ryder, Macy Harlan;
Hon Fitzroy Bagley, John s. Robertson.
Jorkins, George Barr: Senator Roberts,
Frederic Malcolm; Kate Roberts. Elsa
Payne; Mrs. John Burkett Ryder, Ada
Levick; John Burkett Ryder, Paul Ever
ton; maid. Lillian Buckingham.
Synopsis.-Act I-Reception-room In
Rossmores cottage in a small Long ISIS
and village; Act Thinner private library
in the Ryder mansion, on Fifth Avenue
dnpse of six weeks; Act TIr-Same as
Act III Oapse OF two months; Act w.
Shirey's suite In tho Ryder establish
mcnt Cthe next morning.; Time-The pres
ent.
Charles Klein's reputation as dramat-
list rests upon three plays, THE Music
Master" Daughters OF Men and THE
Lion and the Mouse" The last named,
much talked of. glowingly praised by the
alurng notices of the advance agent, and
with an enviable record In New York
City. was presented last night to the
expeetant Richmond theatre-gOers. and
to say anticipations were fully realized
would be putting 1T mildly.
No more powerful or convincing play
has been Heen here In many day. THE
Lion and the Mouse" drama of Amer
soa
erful problems in n powerful way, and
tells with thrilling interest the story OF
the single handed struggle Of n young
girl to save the reputation OF her father.
which Is jeopardized by the king OF Amer
lean finance. How she does 1t would hest
be learned by seeing the play. Mr..
kleins characters are human men and
women that one meets about him every
day The plot is logical of absorbing
interest and charming love story Is
deity interviewer.
The company presenting it are capable
and competent almost without exception.
The brtint of the work falls upon the
shoulders Of Paul Everton and Miss Jose
Prime LoNett. who are the Lion and
the Mouse" Mr.. Everton. as John
Ryder. gives a.. finished. convincing and
forceful portrayal of the typical money
king-.austere. cold. domineering feared
by even his own famlls-but underneath
the cold exterior, susceptible to the
charms of woman. And how could any
one resist the charms of Shirley Ross
more. so delightfully."- and cleverly played
by Miss Josephine Iovett? Her work
In this role fairly entities her to first
honors.
The part is a trying one, taxing to
the utmost the power OF an actress.
but she was equal to the occasion. and
rose to the strenuous climax In the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
DIR. WOODROW DEAD.
Distinguished Educator of South
Carolina Passes AWAY.

COLUMBIA, S. c., January 17.-Dr.
James Woodrow. an eminent divine, died
here to-day, aged severty-six. He was
once president OF the South Carolina Uni
versity and professor In the Theological
Seminary. He was the author of tho
Woodrow evolution theory, which in
volved the Southern Presbyterian Church
in heated controversy for Il score Of
years. He was n chemist for the Con-
federate government, and made powder
in this city. When Wade Hampton be-
came Governor Of South CAROLINA, DR..
Woodrow did the State printing at his
own risk, there being no money In the
State treasury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
Supreme Court Of Appeals.

Newport News and Old Point Railway and
Electric Company VS., Mccormick. Fully
argued by II. NJ. BraSton ind g. Gordon Cum
ming for plaintiff. and c.. Aylett Ashhy for
defendant, and submitted
Leo VS.. Laprade OF ais. Argued by s, "a.
Anderson and Samuel \. Anderson for appsl-
liant, and submitted.
Southern Railway Company VS.. Clarke.
Argued by William Leigh for plaintiff. and
Julian Meade for defendant, and continued
Next cases to he called: Wilcox and others
VS.. WILCOX and others; Pennsylvania Iron
Company, Limited by, VS. William Il. Trigg
aCompary ct ais; Jenkins ct ais VS. Rhodes ct
ais Berkeley Street Railway Company w.
Simpsons; Norfolk and Western Railway Cons
stituted trustee. and Webb's trustee VS..
Lynshburg Shoe Company being Nos. e. a and
81 to So Inclusive. tE8EH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
ADJUSTMENTS


third act with masterful skill.
In this scene, III which she denounces
John Ryder. the audience hung on
every word and the curtain had to he
raised half dozen times Mt its conclu-
sion. Tho other parts were well placed
and well played Macy Harlan played
| opposite Miss Lovett and acquitted
himself with credit. John s. Robert,
SON as Hon. F'itzroy Bagley. was a
| highly amusing Englls1man. and was
we'll received. Elsa Payne and Ada
! Ievick were unusually clever as Kate
! Roberts and Mrs. Ryder.
| The stage settings are unusually
elaborate and careful in detail. But
| In this case the plays the thing, and
| IL last nights audience Is any criterion.
| Manager Wise would almost be Justt-
| fled in putting on an extra matinee.
There will be performances Tonight
and tomorrow night and matinee
| tomorrow.
| The Rays--Iohnny and Emma-sup-
| ported by company Of fifty people.
| will present their last seasons musical
| satire. Down the Pike" next week at
! the Biiou. This production shows these
| two popular fun-makers In possibly the
| most congenia1 roles they have ever es-
| sayed. and the comedy is said to be ire
| sistible The musical numbers are all
new. catchy and of the "whistley" char
acter necessary for popularity. The en-
| senbie OF the big bevy of show girls also
embrace several novelties, and some gor-
geous effects are promised in the Co.'S
| tuning and scenic mounting.
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch
comes to the Academy on Monday and
] Tuesday. with such favorites in the cast
as Mrs. Madge Carr Cook. VIVA Ogden,
Edith Tallaferro and Charles Carter. The
mere announcement of the coming of
| this play, with its coterie of quaint Ken
| lucky types, Is all that is necessary to
! insure an enormous patronage
-
Under the managerial wing of Mr..
! Henry w. Savage, Mr.. Raymond Hitch.
| cock Will return to the musical field
Via the Studebuke.. Theatre. Chicago
| on February 9Th. in comic opera en-
titled "a Yankee Tourist and not
The Trouble Seeker" as hitherto an
rounced. After THE Trouble Seeker
had been decided upon, Wallace irwin
who is writing the lyrics for the new
production. suggested "a Yankee
Tourist" which was Immediately hail
(! has been frequently called the Yankee
| impresario,' and MIR. Hitchcock. who
was long ago dubbed the Yankee
comedian"
| Richard Harding Davis Is the au.
| thor of the new Hitchcock piece, the
| story of which is founded upon "The
Galloper" Wallace Irwin, well known
as writer of clever magazine and
newspaper verse. will furnish the
| lyrics. while Alfred b. Robyn. who
| composed the score of Mr.. Hitchcock's
great success. The Yankee Consul
will be responsible for the music of
ia Yankee Tourist"
| Studebaker Theatre, Mr.. Hitchcock
will tour the Northwest in "a Yankee
| Tourist" to return for a New York
run In the early spring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
PRAYED, THEN HURLED
HIMSELF TO DEATH
Man Leaped From the Roof Of
Five-story Building in New
York.

NEW YORK, January 17.--Adolph
Pallock, a Bohemian, fifty years old.
hurled himself to death from the roof
of a fve-story building in Avenue A
to-day in the sight of crowd of sew
eral hundred persons, which had been
attracted by his peculiar actions on
the roof. Several times he was seen
to approach the edge of the roof and
look over into the street. and then
fall on his knees in an attitude OF
prayer.
Finally Pallock rose, and placing his
hands over his. eyes. sprang out into
space. His body was crushed almost
to a pulp. when 1t fell into the stone
paved street at the feet of the Mortified
spectators.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
Property Transfers,

Rlchmon,i-.-LelIa O. I.ews's executors 10
Fannie Lewis Lambert, interest In 20 f.ts feet
an west line OF Pine Street, No 10 South. S.
Walter D. Scott 10 William Hsrvsy Scott. ~
fcer on north side Of Marshall Street, 10 feet
east OF rwentYreighta street, 81, 30
Ti,harles u Rolling aud w!fs 10 Richmond
Moore eos. feet on east line pt Linden Street
southeast corner OF Green Street, N,saa 20. 81
Henrleo- Emma and ~ -. Stears trustee to
Margaret r. Bradshaw, 10 feet on Henrtso
Street. northwest corner OF plnneen Street.
plan Rayenswood, 500,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
UnWritten Law Prevails.

EAZLETON,. PA, january 17.-Wil-
liam Pitton. of Beaver Meadow, who
shot and killed his wife's admirer at
his hotel at Beaver Meadow. was freed
to-day by the action OF the grand
Jury at Maunch Chunk, the jury failing
to find q true bill against him.
Pitton was released late this after
noon and arrived at his homo tonight
His friends gathered at the depot and
gave him quite an ovation. Judge
Heidi highly commended the Jury ON
their action. believing that under no
consideration could n conviction have
returned true bill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
FLOODS ARE RAGING
ALLEGHANY RIVER

PrTTsBURG, PA, January 1s.-Nine
houses were swept away to-day by the
high water In the Allegheny River at
springdals. Pa, which broke the dam.
The Mccoy Works, Of Pickenkamps
valued at 100000. are being UNDERMINE
ed, and fears are entertained that the
works will be completely destroyed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
.COPLIN AND BOZELLI.
WILL ARRANGE MATCH

Kid Coplin and Kid Bozelll got tosetheF
last night and arranged for u meeting
tonight, when all articles will be signed
for a match to be pulled off In the near
future. Bozelll has been in the back
ground of late, but he has supporters who
believe he can show either Coplin or Herr
bert n few POINTS.
The match between Coplln and Bozeilll
will be pulled off previous to the much-
talked-of Herbert-Coplin fight,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
NATIONAL REGATTA
FOR JANE ST0WB
Philadelphia Will Try to Capture
!. the Sporting
Event.

WORCESTER. MASS. January i7.--No
effort Will be made BY this city to get
the National Rowing Regatta this year,
and Jamestown and Philadelphia will be
alone In their efforts to secure the event
II is generally believed by New England
boating men that Jamestown will get
the fixture.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
WASHINGTON AND LEE.

Virginia University Orders New
Race Boats for Coming Season.
CAMBRIDlsE. MASS, January IL
Washington and Lee University has or
dered new boats for four-oared crews Of
Davy, the Harvard boat buider. who also
ships an eight-oar shell to Leland STAN
ford University next Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
Hampton Postmaster.

WASHINGTON. u, G.. January 11s-,
THE President to-day sent 10 the Sonata
The nomination OF II, l.ibbes to be post
master ut Hampton. VA. sE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

brakeman strobe off, while Jackson
leaned his head OF his hands and gave
a puff of relief that sounded like thet
exhaust from his own locomotive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
ALSO

ono Handsome English Walnut Case
71-a Octave Upright Piano. good as
new and cost $3.50. All of the furniture
Is good and we'll kept Ladder respects
fully invited to attend the sale. 800
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

There wan more than the usual
amount ~ dynamic feeling among
the fanattTa az tho game yesterday
between the Cubs and dawdusiera,
Everyone was on cdge aud Il re-
qulrc6 littlpemore than a whlaper
20 set the bunch Of enthusiasts Oft
on Kallop. And despite the
prayers OF the 400 bugs. Aber.
deem had Go tahu the session with
the count OF Z to o., Htarkell. who
twirlod for che visitors. had III
tie OF everything. most of all an
immensely allow delivery which aid
aa much as anything 10 lose for the
Cubs Il took him SO long TO wind
40 that when the sphere did ooae
floating along tho hatsman swung
az e long before Il got TO him Ito
had tired OF waiting Rush was Ia
fine form, In spite of tho eight hits
that were connected for 8haffef
fumhlea slow ono aud Stanley
threw low % Quigloy and that in
why tho leaders scored.
Van buren, opened the contest
with safe swat 10 right streih
sacrificed him 10 second and Van
buren, went third on Shaffor'A fail
ure TO field tho hunt When
Householder put tho bali into deep
center Van Buren, raced home Tile
second run came In tho eighth
streih opened with n hit. but waa
forced at SECOND by Anderson.
Then Householder leaned asalnst
a good one aud the ball went sail
ms over the right field fence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
PRINCE AN D
PRESIDENT

OYSTER RAY. a. T.. Aus U.s.
Pnues Wllhulm. grandson e King
Oscar 81 Sweden. aud q son ~ the
crown prince. vas the guest 81
President and Mfa Roosevelt al
iunchcon today. Prince Wilhelm
on board the swedish cruiser FFl
gla. arrived of Oyster Bay thiH
morning. and sAn given an exceed
iuEiY cordial welcome 70 the sum.
mwf capital The fYiKiA will 70
main hero until tomofrow morning
and viii then carry the prince 10
New York. where he Will be Off
elallY welcomed b. the city faith
ora and win be- the Fueai 81 horror
~ many important social fgac.
lions While ia New York the
prince will ray visit to Coney Isl.
and. Tho Fyiwia. with her royal
officer aboard. will aail fof Sweden
neat Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
MAKE BIG
GOLD FIND
Gs,sr Special ssrvles)

PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. Is --
A party Of proapeciors arrived
here today from the Olymplcs. all
having located claims ia she vicin.
ity Of Blue mountain Stories %
recent Enld finds and the richness
% Iron mountain Ia copper are BE-.
lnE Investigated by persons inter
eaied In the reported deposits IN
those mountains Gold was found
BY a party consisting Of Judge An.
damon. Aried Pearson and Emil
kiinEer aEHayiur s. 90 tho pan
This party ieft here last week over
the old government trail to stake
claims In the reported rich district
and succeeded - well that each
believes fortune awaits him IN
the sold find. The exact locality
OF The find has not been disclosed.
but Il h believed 10 be somewhere
inside the Olympic forest reserve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
RI: TIRE:E)

WASHINGTON. AuR Is Rear
Admiral Charles Henry Davis, sec
ond IN command under Admiral
"nob" Evans. OF the Atlantic fleet
was placed on the retired list Of
the uHsy today. having reached
the age 81 81 years liia retire.
mont creates a vacancy Ia the list
OF rear admirala. which has been
filled by the Promotion ~ Capt.
Edwin Conway Pcndicton. the
ranking officer in that grade.
Admiral Davis IL the seventh
well-kHown admiral 10 be- retired
this year. and before Il ends i've
more rear admirals will be placed
on the list
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
TAFT WIRES
ACCEPTANCE

Tolegraphie acceptance % the
invitation 10 luncheon Ia the Raih'
sksiief Monday. Sept 2. has been
received from Secretary OF War
william " TAFT b. the president
Of the King County Republican
club.
Tho luncheon Il set for ~ o'clock
sharp. and a. covers will be laid
for but i2a persons e u desirable
that early application fof seats be-
made 20 the secretary. zoo Odeuial
building
AZ o'clock the guest 81 honor
wiil be taken 10 hfemerion on a
specially chartered vessel az the
invitation Of Rear Admiral Barweil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

Tho Pacific squadron Is now nj
hremertnn. and tho navy yard now
has more hattieahlps OF all classes
than ever before Ga the history OF
the Puget sound Il Is crowded
with vessels. such as tho SO.
braaka. Oregon aud Wlacon-
ain. the runboats Chicago.
BOSTON. Albany. Charleston and
Buffalo. the training ship Phila.
delphia. the prison ship Nipsio. and
the torpedo boats Paul Jones and
and tho immense
drydock Boats leave Pier q Round
trip only % cents go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
TRACK BO7HERS
THE POPDK ACE
Public Has Its Troubles Picking the Winners--IwO
Well Backed Good Things Win---Dan Ross Cleans
Up on Rosy Light

gate Ia the Last race and led by
three lengths from the stretch,
He stopped badly, hewever whom
oollaod by the two choices, Nat.
tie Bumppo and sidney r. Ia a
hard drive Matte Bumppo got
homo a head IN front of the fay.
orite, with Smlthy Kane an easy
third.
After Croix dor won the fourth
race he was bid up o. $500 by
A. ]. Jackson. az which price Me.
Cafferty lot him So. MoCaffcrty bid
up storma when she won a short
time ago aud Jackson evidently re-
WONDERED II. foF he was right
there when Iudge Egbert called
Tor bids on the winner,
The twin stars OF the Mullen a
O'nfien string. Midnont and Bon
net made their appearance ycater
day. but neither finished inside the
money Bonnet. however. gave
Harry Froelch Mysteries Tor a
minute. when she led into the
stretch IN the second race.
u was tho money % C. T. Hen.
shall that backed Croix d'Or from
tens down 10 aixea and the New
York plungor made quite a killing
Distributor was backed from 6
20 down % 2 20 20 win the
third race but did not finish IN,
side the coin Whoever bet on
thls bird needs a guardian badly.
az the horse was never known 20
like mile IN his life. Seven.
eighlha u about as far as tho old
horse cares 10 travel,
Refugee. the stars racing cx.
pert. picked CroiN d'0r thu 10 10
1 shot. that won tho fourth race
and bis followers all cleaned up.
Tohe Ramsey aud HIS connec
tons got the money when Tarp
won. as she was backed from 5 Ia
5 to even money.
What's happened 20 Jockey VIII
10 ManderxT lie has not ridden a
winner In two days
Look out for Sir Caruthers the
next time he starts Hts race yes.
terday vas a crnckerlack
Reggie Davis was the star Of the
astHata hrfeaAa yesterday ia was
the only boy % ride two winnera
piungnr Harry MnnahAn had q
wad % tickets an Inch thick when
Lone Welt won. aud was busy cash.
Ing for half an hour after che race
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

campaign a political adversary IN.
situated that Mrs. FcFEuon sup
piled a goodly portion Of the graz
matter used IN furtheFinE the 20
liticai ambitions Of the NaionKa
editor. and declared that She was
Ear more compatent % represent
Oklahoma IA congress than her
husband. Fsrwuson promptly ad.
mitted his guilt. and declared that
this was the only charge made
against him during the campaign
that had been suhatantiatod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
LAW DOES NOT APPLY TO
Federal RESERVATIONS

Of the United States ruvcrnmeut--
post office buildings. federal courts.
military and naval stations
With Forts I.awton. FiAEicr. Cas-
ey and Wordcn. the navy yard ~
argmerion. the army post a. Waila
Walla and the numerous poat u
flee buildings To tho state there
viii SIN be- frw oasisns Ia the cts
areiieas desert % WaahiuEion after
next Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
INITIAL CONTEST LOST
. BY A NARROW MARGIN

Luckily Il caught IN the screen and
foil back AZ this stage Anderson
and Householder started double
steal. and when Stanley threw low
20 QmgloY. Anderson aeored Hos.
lott robbed Seattle Of the only
chance TO score 10 the sixth inning
when no ruled against Seattle aud
sent Myers back after stealing sec.
ond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

CiEaret fiends are beginning 70
take new hope Tho hyerly act
prohibiting the sale and mauufar-
sure Of cigarettes. which Eoes into
effect on sept 1. may b partly
nnlllfied through the operation Of
our dual system 81 government
No state iaw can b effective IN
federal reservations Under that
definition comes any place which
Is under the exclusive Jurisdiction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

Coanciimau Giil. chairman ~ the
elections and boundaries commit
tee. has started the work 81 off.
ciailY anncxinE the towns ~ nun.
lap. Rainier beach and Atlantic
City and contiguous territory by
presenting the ordinance In coun.
ell
The new district wiil form part q
the Twelfth ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
MUST ATTEND THE
LINCOLN HIGH

In spite OF the protests Of par.
entn Queen Anne pupils will have
20 attend the Lincoln high school
AZ Green Lake. instead 81 tho
broadway hlEh school The school
hoard. IN conjunction with supt
Cooper has divided the city into
two high school districts. and the
Queen Anne students fall IN tho
Lincoln district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
(ssatsls stars Exclusive servIel

Seattle stars Exclusive servlee.l
BUDAPEST. Aus. 28.-Prlncs
Ferdinand Of Bulgaria can be king
Of that country II he wants the job.
according 20 reports which come
here from Sofia. the capital. saying
that he has already been invited 10
the throne. Bulgaria ls a principal
ity under the suzerainty Of Turkey.
and has constitutional govern.
meut Ferdinand. who II nov as
years ri age. was elected prince Ia
1887 BY the national assembly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
WIFE Is THE
BETTER HALF

wATONGA. Okla. Aug Is -
Tom Ferguson. WatongM's red
headed ex-governor. editor and
present candidate for congress
from this district. has a wife who
Is an even more competent states
man than 10 L. What Is more.
Mr. Ferguson knows II and shame.
lessly admits the truth of the
charge During the heat Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
FERRY 10 soLo.

The hull OF the old ferry boat
King County. which dld service
Tor 80 many years IN carrying the
residents 81 Kirkland 20 and from
their business IN Seattle 10 their
homes GA the east side of Lake
Washington. was yesterday sold b.
she county commissioners 60
George nArtscb for $3.50