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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
LICENSED TO wac.

VIII Runner %. and Leunle NJ.
Gulikey. rs. TuHhiviile
John Taylor "a. San Francisco.
and Ida VI y Hayes. rs. Seattle.
Frank . Granston. %. and HID.
ner J Kllngberg. g. Seattle.
Edward Weeks Leonard. 25. aud
Margaret y Mahor. %. Seattle.
Jas. Ayr "a. aud Ida M. OBrlen.
Is, Seattle.
Philip Kent. 81. aud Cary Blunt.
ing. %. Seattle.
Robert T.. Swltzer. %. Portland.
and Emma y Wheeler. 36. Denver.
Colo
Jack pullcn. legal age. and Sadie
Boyd legal aye. Seattle
John Johnson. legal age. Seattle.
and iansina A. Vorner. legal age,
Cameron, Wis
Pltner F.. clayton. legal age. and
Violet Chinery, legal age. Seattle.
Andrew Ferrante. n, and Amalla
Melissa, %, Seattle
Chas ! Taylor. 81. and Emma
+. Craudnll, o. Seattle.
Bert % Kavanaugh. 81. Seattle.
and Alice y. Braley 10. Cripple
Greek. Colo.
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Va LAUGH BECAUSE | SEE uFE'S TRAGEDY -
SAYS ALICE BENNETT a..

WAS spent ia Springfield. Mo
There she WAS graduated with hon.
ora from Dfury college. winning a
Helen Gould scholarship which on.
titled her Ia = course a. New York
university Here she plunged into
her studies. won all honOra her al.
ma mater could bestow. aud waa
pursuing har studies In sociology.
passing days aud nights Ia tho
alumR and az the librariea. burning
the midnight lamp al aef home.
when oblivion suddenly cncom.
paused her.
Here In her farewell 90 life.
rGoodby. old world. am going
home What IL homer Who're is
hdmeY Home II thing I have
NEVER known. a thing ! shall never
know. What's tho uHo OF Il Rll7
Other girls make themselves "a
houv. other girls can stand Il TO
live continually Earring. never
having thlngs they want. confirm.
ally giving up their way 10 some
one elBo'a."
Here IN wall OF loneliness pa.
thetio In it's desolation-a note
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me Metropolitan Building com
,su has been organised IN this
10 nth ss.eoo. 900 Tor the purpose
X sseetlng buildings upon the Old
University grounds o. TIE capital
sock a. 0aa oae has hcea paid 40
~ the work q erecting the first
Iso buildings on union At near
Toursh Ay., viii begin a. once, the
pmpany having taken ofiiccs In
he P..I. building
Heading The syndicate u G =.
White. the millmsn. president. Nith
sAs following nlen IN the company
James A. Moore. II C. Heary. PAT.
rsrk Mccoy. James Campbell. G.
n coAA. Thomas Bordeaux. X %
merrill NE. Rackuss. J p. Doug
a saa e A. Stuart OF Seattle. n
v jordan oi Boston. W J. Pagter-
81 u Aberdeen. Wash Senator
slsuases Polson and Robert Pol
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BIG REVIVAL
MEETING ON

The opening meeting of the re-
vivailstA. Herbert O. Hart and A. 3.
MaEanu. 90 the new tabernacle on
Union a. last night filled the blk
structure TO the doors and many
we're turned away. unable 10 find
seats
Many conteuted themselves with
hanging around the doorwayE 90
hear the music and also something
OF what the reviyailntA had 20 say
Rev. Mr Hart made the principal
talk ~ the evening. making a very
favorable Impression upon his large
audience.
The meetings will continue for
30 days and are expected TO devel.
op into a great revival Meetings
will be- held every day al IN the
afternoon. and In the evening.
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DEATH RECORD.

Deaths were registered today as
follows:
CAMPBELL Campbell. 81. Sept
81. Seattle General hospital
Hangen-L a. Hangen. 8, Sept
20, Seattle General hospital.
WilCox--L. J. Wilcox. 81. Sept.
20. l722 East Queen Anne drive.
Iarson-Charics A. Larson. about
IS. Sept 30. Pier u.
Twichell-Fred s. Twiehen. Sc.
Sept 81. Green Lake hospital.
Shahro--J. Shabro. as. Sept. 81,
Providence hospital.
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$40 Washington Fire policies
writteh oa the 9Th inst. s@s
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#e was wont 10 pursue her uocio.
fealcal studies have been ran.
sacked by the police and her
Friends. bat the voice % Alice Ben.
tett answers not
A few days before she disappear.
ID ailas BENNETT kill hcir 10 sew.
sral thousand dollars She left a
wiz derisiuE this sum In certain
nfaounia % her friende. In her 70
Variable diary abe says
II was an adopted CHILD All my
lfe, q lived 4lth the doctor and his
Wits. who we're my foster parents.
. WAS TAB BURDEN or TWO
WRECKED LIVES. have been
iefs alene-aions TO bear the
the shame"
The early lie Of Alice Bennett
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CROCKETT WILL is
CONTESTED

A petition couteHtlng the will 81
II u. Crockett. who died Last
spring eAs filed This mornink by
arN. Sarah q Crockett a former
wife Jetinle Willard Crockett and
Clifford G. Crockett. children OF tho
decreased
The petition asks that q divorce
decree IN which Crockett obtained
a divorce from Mra Crockett be
set aside on the ground that the
court had no jurisdiction
Crockett. who was a distant reia.
tive 81 tho famous "Davy" Crockett.
left an estate % about Sc. 600 Tn.
der the will all the property il left
20 Mrs Laura 8 Crockett. a second
wife.
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IKE that % John the Baptist cry.
Ing IN the Wilderness with none
% hear:
Have you ever been aioney
Good God. have you ever been
alonef To know that there IL not
soul In the world who cares
whether you fail or succeed. live
or die no ones heart that viii be
wrunE by your failure land for
that, after all. thank Cod. no
ones eyes that would tighten at
your auccwsH-~to know that there
Is no one you know. no one to care.
whether you 80 out or come in
u seems sometimes ! must shrek
aloud on the streets with the
thinking of a. No one--no one 49,
on anol"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
nuFFs ROBBERS

re yuatAfai highwaymen. evl.
tssiay hoyk were put to flight late
&mfaaf hight after attempting 20
10 . and rob d Bailey. Droprle
~ af shs Capitol Fiill meat mar.
~ Hs sas In the act Of count.
hs kis eaah before putting Il In
- sais Hhsn he was startled BY
sszmxnd 70 hold up his hands
ne no iatruders had their faces
Azszsd and covered their Intended
ncsim With two big revoipera
Bailey mate as II to draw a gun
- hls hip pocket aad the two
FssiAs made remarkably quick
Hns "a going out through the
e. aooF and disappearlng down
= street Bailey ala not have
sEolrsr. but his bluff worked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

Very few changes In prices went
into effect on the public market
this morning. nearly an produce re
naming at Saturdays priccE As
predicted. the decline in potatoes
Saturday Was only temporary. They
advanced this morning TO their for.
mer price Of 80 cents per pound.
Green tomatoes declined cent
Bananas. sold by peddlers only.
were AZ 10 and 20 cents per dozen.
Wenatchee peaches In small mum
bers appeared on the market and
sold az so cents per basket. Dairy
products are steady at Saturdays
prices. The attendance was heavy.
Following prices were quoted.
Live spring chickens. soc each.
Squads. ESQ.
Eggs. 30 per doz.
Butter. soc
Hens. dressed. SIC apiece.
Potatoes. 10 lba. for csc.
Beets. 2 lunches for SC.
Carrots. lunches for &c.
Corn. iOc 10 l5c per dozen.
Sweet Potatoes. &c per ID. Z lbs.
for 25c.
Onions. : punches for &c.
Dried Onions. 6 lbs. for 25c.
Cucumbers. 35c per doz.
Peas &c to 30 per 10.
Turnips. 2 lunches Sc
Beans. &c TO Be per 10.
Crab apples. SIPS per box.
Celery, loo per bunch.
Tomatoes. &c per h.. 75c crate,
Green Tomatoes. 20 per 10.
Cabbagos. &c 10 Toe per head.
Wenatohee peaches, Sl00 to
st10 box.
Apples. fancy. sass to sS25 per
Dbl. cooking. 10 lbs. for 25c, GRAY
enstclns, sl25 per box.
Cauliflower. Toe per head
Lettuce. SO.
squash, PC 10.
Green peas 81 per box.
Pears, Bartlett. 1875 per box;
cooking pears. 800 per box.
Pumpkins. 2ho 10.
Bananas. Zoe 90 20c.
Huckleherries. lee pound.
Blaekherries, Ice box. 3 for 25c.
Catalogues, for csc.
Crawford peaches. 75o per box.
Wenatohco Peaches, soc per box.
Ounces. Sc h.
White Concord grapes. st20 per
box.
Plums. Green Cages, Ice pail,
basket, for Csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
M'KULTY TO WED

william MeNnltys a newspaper
artist. ~ present attached 20 the
STAFF OF the Morning Times. left
for MiRnoula Montana. his former
home. whefe be viii be married 20
his old sweetheart. Previous n
leaving. Mr. McNulty gave a din.
nor 20 a number Of his ihtimates.
bat kept the secret OF the trip 80
closely that the name % the Young
lady did not leak out. lie viii
return to Seattle in about two
weeks.
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A Friendly Discussion
BIRTH RECORD.

Births we're registered today as
follows.
Lowry-To the wife Of j. X.
Lowry. sl7 i2th av. ~. Sept 81. a
daughter
McMullen-To the wife Of ]. Y.
McMullen. 1855 Phinney. Sept IS.
son.
hilis-To the wife OF Arthur
Mills. ill2 East Madison St. Sept.
20, a daughter.
Ashton-To the wife of L. II.
Ashton. S640 Albion place. Sept. 10.
a daughter
kelez-To the wife Of n. NJ. Ke-
leg, 1907 Western av.. Sept. 10, q
son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
MADE FIRST ASCENT

Thcus3ure n NiNaqk who made
thc noaloGica survey aad mNp %
thc olympic mountains Der tire
government. eiaims the homer of
making the first ascent ~ MT
Olympus belongs 90 Jack MeGl0uo.
a packer 81 the lSag survey party.
Rixon also says that MeGiene
made the last half milo ~ the as,
cent after o'clock Ia the after
noon aud the descent after night
fall with no moon shining,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
ESVUG JUDGE, ANDIS RIVAL, FINES STANDARD OIL
S AND GETS THE MONEY
eocE MUIR swATTEo ocTo.
vs. "HEh IT SHOWED IT'S
7sho IN HIS TRIBUNAL AND
RUST ESTABLISHED AmAz.
NO PRECEDENT BY PAYING
I'VE ON THE SPOT.

-s stars Exclusive ssrvics.)
Y 'osEPH No. Sept ga
Y Rockefeller. alias the Stan.
q O.. had hardly recovered
/. !. 'Ae '2s.240O00 lolt administer.
y Judge lands u Chicago.
slong came Judge John W.
~ 81 Joseph. and hands him
sF iaaicial lab
" % these things better in
&C., ...eph The biggest fine n
~. .7saom g slin unpaid. bat
81 muir Got the money on the
~ amount was s. plus the
| ..siy bvcking the oil trust
s.,s 80 giiicer " A. Zlemendorff
w, ~ Fred Baleheller. who was
| ~. 2ns q the Standard team
=. s'a,h 3. Joseph One Of ~
\ ~ naa Two big raw sores one
~ neck and the other on Inc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
KILLED BY HORSE

wa bis back broken By the kick
. horse, Frederick silyerdale. a
Alnaa q MlIltovu. Wash died
sHefday AZ the Seattle General
asf'al shortly after reaching the
aa,i'aiiSa. de received bis In
Asisa several days ago. The body
. ssilsfu0Ffh's Awaiting Ia.
. s'aesiona ispn relatives At Mount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
FREDERIC K PURDY DEAD

Frederick Purdy, aged 20 years
the only son Of Dr. =. A. Purdy
died 81 spinal meningitis yesterday
al the family residence. i1t0 Cot
umbia IT.. after an illness OF only
- hours.
The young man became lll Sat
urday and the combined efforts ol
the best physicians In the city
could rot avail IN stopping the raw
ages of the disease The deceased
was popular member Of ths
young set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23

,.a,ew Terranta the italian who
$500 suleiac SATURDAY after
i'sa R.ssass Of uurequlted love on
ZEN =. ~. ~ n his sweetheart was re-
y, ..a hcm the Nayside Emerg'
49, Sasvltal this morning aud I'M
ea'l ..s.ls arrested. pending a
s ss.rss u ~ preseeu'ins at,or'
Go NV Of attempted murder
I ~ /, aaa Miss Amelia Mells.
Y. .s''s N sri o. hts choice applied
- - mariage license saturday az
y. Y. 500 house aud when the a.
=, ....s was signed. rerran,o didn't
ar Sufficient money TO pay for
n, hesrctaed didnt ike this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
|{fRnaNTO TO FACE CHARGE
| 0F ATTEMPTED MURDER

Terranto went out after the ueeoa.
sary money The Eiri waited
reasonable time for him 20 return
and finally paid for the license and
left the court house. declaring Il
was all OF Terranto returned aud
found hts girl absent went % the
Livingston hotel. FIFTH av. aud
Virginia st.. where the giri lived
and attempted 60 stab her When
no was elected he purchased a ~.
vo!vey. tried 10 find the girl and.
failing In the attempt placed the
pistol under hts right Jaw aud
pulled the trigger
Mas Mellasen declares she will
never marry him now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
JOHNNIE MUST GO

CHICAGO. Sept ~ Driven 70
desperation By the prosecutions II
atageJohnuie Washers. 100 pretty
chorus girls, members % the flvc
big musical comedies nov playing
IN Chicago. have formed an aaso
ciatiun for protection from this
pest The prealdout and board Of
directors are formulating plans for
the prosecution % all Washers who
hang around stage entrances and
oEie the Eifla when they leave the
theatefa after performances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
VAN DE vAkTER
WILL is FILED

The will OF Former Sheriff A. r.
Van De Vanter was filed for pro.
bate and allowed by Judge Albert.
non today. Property amounting 10
about t225. 900 IL loft TO the widow
Mrs Matte NJ Van De Vanter.
Legacies Of 81 500 each are willed
20 two nephows Mrs. Nan DE Van
tor and Julius Rsdelsheimer arc
appointed executors. Tho property
consists OF shares in the Tourist
Hotel company. the King County
Fair association. and the Van De
Nanter Davis company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
NEW PASTOR COMING.

Rev Joseph H. Croker % hos.
ton. who was rendered this pastor.
ate Of the Unitarian church recent.
iy 20 succeed Rev w u simonds.
viii arrive In Seattle October 1
% look over the field and decide
whether he will remain here. Ito
viii preach az the church Octo.
Der s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
EBER
/ RIAL

weber are
fore Juk
on ~
q defrsua
young "
charge
~ Jadss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
VICTORY FOR RADICALS

ST. PETERSBURG. sept "a
First returns today from the cleo.
tons for the third Dumh may indi.
cato 4 sweeping victory for the rad.
seals u IL expected that complete
returns will show that the radicals
are the controlling power and that
the now Duma will be even more
lrreconcilable 20 the government,
than the last one. Despite prooan.
tlouary measures. many people
were afraid 10 vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
WANTED!--A
CHORUSGRL

l. rlTrSnuRG. Sept 81 Some.
whore IN New Yak. sprohably 70.
hoaraing as n chorus glrl. OF al
ready on the road With some com.
pany Ia similar capacity, - Al
ma nair aged NJ, danEesor n Mrs
Mary unir Of this city Z Al her
home her mother ~ dying. which
should be aaificieiN 10 bring her
back, nut Ia addition there Nv also
the informal .on awaiting her that
haJ fathor'a sister Is dead. and has
- da~r her entire foFtUae, est,
settssl ~ s.hog0ee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
BACK TO WORK in TEN
DAYS, SAYS SMALL
10y United preaa.l

CHICAGO. Sept g3.--President
Roosevelt will take q hand in the
teiegrapheFs' strike and the men
viii all be back at work within
10 days. according to statement
made By President Small here a.
meeting yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
WILL CHECK BAGGAGE.

The Northern Pacific and the
Southern Pacific railroads have
abolished the rule which compelled
the rechecking of all baggage al
Portland 81 passengers between
points In Washington and Cali
fofnia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
SUES SALOON MAN
FOR ASSAULT

sPat" Sullivan. the we'll known
gal1oukeeper. has been sued by A.
j.. Conlln for $1,000 damages for
aasault. Coulln. through his at.
lnineyA. Reynolds Balllnger A.
Hutson. alleges that on August ~
Sullivan assaulted him BY striking
hlui over the head with a revolver
and while unconscious kicked him
IN the face aud on the body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
LID LlFTERs ARRESTED.

Mike Mclaughlin and u w
Farnoe were arrested yesterday for
violation of the Sunday law Nc
Laughlin was arrested for selling
liquor in room above the Great
Northern saloon on Western nv
Fnrnoe was selling from a bottle
he carried with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
TO LOOK FoR CHURCH SITE.

Bishop Atkins. Of the Methodist
Episcopal church Of the south. will
be ia Seattle tomorrow with a mum.
her OF other prominent workcfa Ia
that church. for the purpose Of
looking mp site for a church
building
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Seattle Star Exclusive Service
NEW YORK, Sept Mora
mysterious even thRu her death.
now Retarded 49, certain BY her
ftienda. were the strange life and
tlhe Htill stranger thoughts OF Alice
ltnnnett. hnireaa and student. al 20
the pathetic victim OF dlsappoint
ment, deaolation and despair.
Five weary weeks have her
friends waited for word from her
since the time she disappeared
from hor Asfor library. China.
town and every other quarter where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
cOYLE and HENRY
+ OUT OF GAME

arm rebrnken that the Bone may be
roseG
The first assembly OF the year
was held at tho high school thia
morning. Rev 5. J. Van Horn
"a tho Plymouth Congregational
church. addressing the atudenta,
The Athletic association today
appointed Jay smith Royal Pul.
ten aud WIN Coylo 20 present a
floral tribute at tho funeral OF
Fred purdy who was popular
athletic of the school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
LAsoRER INJURED.

A. KrlnElana. a Iahorcr on the
Great Northern railwhy AZ the Cas-.
cade tunnel received q compound
fracture Of the left lea as the ~.
suit Of bclag struck Dy a piece q
lumbar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
ASSASSIN
IS NAMED

Richmond Ind scps. g.
Ra Lnia Ciark. IN m affidavit.
su sanea Turner lgo. 81 Farmer.
hxxa c9anty. Ky. a. the man
We Rssassinated Gov. William
eshei ne assassination was the
nmlE u . political quarrel. and
Na Cara says that lxo and 9th
en- E<ssed for . ioag time The
nr6E u Coasni hsfore the deed
wa earted into execution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
IMMUNITY
FOR ALTON

CHICAGO. Sept 23r-The pro.
gram ~ the federal authorities
IN charge Of the rebate cases Ia to
announce in Judge lands court
tomorrow that immunity has been
granted the Chicago a Alton from
prosecution FOR giving rebates TO
the Standard or company
The decision will cause the gov
ornmcnts counsel to announce lat.
or that immunity pledges have
been made 10 all other roads guilty
of tho same oflensn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
POLITICAL MEETING.

q A meeting OF the Peoples
= Annexation party Of the new
4 Fourteenth ward will be held
e tonight In Madrona hall Th0s.
= y. McManon. tho candidate OF
= the party for councilman. will
a address the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
TELLUS IS
WRECKED

HOQUIAM. Wash. Sept % The
Norwegian steamer Tellus loaded
with coal from Nanalmo bound for
Portland went ashore on the sand
spit at the entrance Of Grays Har.
Dor aud Immediately broke In two,
The steamer and cargo are a total
loss The crow were taken off by
tugs. A drifting buoy was the
cause OF the wreck, being out Of
place. Tho Tellua was a big steel
hull vessel owned By Williamson
OF Norway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
VALDEZ CELEBRATES

VALDEZ. Alaska. Sept, "a
This city Is celebrating today
steam IN the first locomotive OF
tho Alaska Home railway was
raised early this morning and the
first rails ON the new road have
been laid Eleven miles Of ties
have been laid and rs miles OF
right of,way have been cleared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23

- co,le, one Of tho best
,,.s school quar'e ., ~ " tn, 81,
as, 80 will no, be in Che Seattle
's'''. - saturday against the olym.
a'r s',sh school. Coylo hurt hts
',ss during practice Friday,
who had his arm broken
hsa'l SILL has been haang trouble
si'a w that be win have the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23

NORTH YAKIMA. Sept IA
John r. Hartman. Seattle lawyer.
Is here booking after tho bis apple
farm which he and 7 .. Forsyth
% Naches city. have under way.
They plan % have Is acres 10 ain
ter appies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
MURDERER TAKES
HIS OWN LIFE

MONTEsANO. wash. Sept. IA
Andrew Strong the aeltcoafeasod
murderer 81 Frank Todd. the veil
known Hoquiam logger. has sui,
eided In the jail hero by hanging
himself with a piece % bed rope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23

a local representative Of John y.
appeared in the police court with
Batchcller. but when he saw the
game was up he broke all prece.
dents ln the annals OF Standard
OH history by forklug over the
amount Of the fine assessed for VIC.
latIug The laws OF tue land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
BROKEN TIE PLATES
CAUSED WRECK

OLYMPIA. Sept 20 -nFoken tie
plates caused the wreck uf the q.
Y Oriental Limited near Wenatches
last Thursday afternoon according
20 State Inspector Pcricy About
si25 spent would have prevented a
property loss OF SIS 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING.

uA general meeting % tho Com
natrclal club will be held this even.
tnE. The question Of street car
fnhdora and also the coal situation
vii BE- reported ON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23

Judge Albertson today denied the
application Of Frank Buty. Jack.
aon 81 property owner. for a tenn
porary Injunction restraining the
city from planklng the street pend.
Ing Tho regIadn work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
chauffeuru 20 Meet.

Chauffeura OF the city will to.
night take up the question OF acct.
dents aud the blame that can be
cast on the chauffeur for them. I'm
a meeting az the Seattle Automo.
bile Co.'S garage on Broadway near
Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
UkCAkNY DEATH

kby United Pres1.l
ADA. Idaho. Sept 21--After
making the statement that there
Is no God" Amos Clark. q rancher.
aged 40. vas stricken and died
10 minutes after. Thia occurred
before hts family who are all
Christians.
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'Ao or rroovs VACATIONS.


OYSTER nay. Sept % At 10
o'clock "Wednesday morning Pres
ldont Roosevelt will end his vaog'
ton and WIZ his family Oil leave
by a apcoiss trala for Washing
ton. ri
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Monuments

Art Marble Company. POLL Sec
ond av. three doors north OF Vir-
ginia 50 Roth phones 1888. -"
Most distressing cases OF Eczema
are relieved by Soap Lake Salve.
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There will be 992 delegates In the
Republican convention IN 1908. with
i97 votes necessary 10 a choice, OF
these 992 delegates. 1872 viii come
from Southern states.
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IN PHRASES WHICH RIVAL THE
FAMOUS sELF.ANALYsEs or
$ MARIE BAsHKiRrsErr. ALICE
BENNETT RECORDS HER
FEARS, plssPPolNTMEHTs
AND ogspAlR-ANo VAN.
lsHEs.
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PEAoe eoNeRess fAlLuRe


10Y dNfAeu FfeNAl
THE HAGUE. Sept 80 Nth
adjournment only ono month dis.
tant and already in session thr0
months. tho peace congress viii
adjourn without accomplishing one
peace overture.
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