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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

The first Of the recitals given for the benefit of the Elm City branch of the Tribune Sunshine society, will be heard this afternoon at Foy auditorium. Mrs Alice Merrltt-Cochran will be the solo- ist and will give the entire recital, and her accomponist will be Mir, William J. Folk of New York.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07
Women's Hdk'fS

An invoice of sheer. Swiss embroid- cred H'dk'fs, hemmed and scollop.d, dainty and fine and worth 121zc, at Sets
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

The Tea of Nations" to be given at the Parish house of Dwight Place church, Wednesday, Nov 1S. from to 10 p. m, is to be a very brilliant affair. The menu is an excellent one, st:,lt- ing in France with chicken salad and rolls, and visiting many countries of interest for food, before returning to the United states, for genuine homc- made doughnuts, loaf cake and cru.- lers. The Village choir'' will render selections of ye old time times, and the costumes and decorations of the dif- ferent countries visited will be d very pleasing sight.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07
$20 Cloth Suits $15

A group of 36 Inch Coat Suits, hand some shades of brown, al.-wool cheviot, a small lot of black Suits amosg them and some dark invisible stripe mixtures in navy and brown effscts.
 They're all $40 Suits. c oiny at S1S
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07
A Clearance Sale In The China Dep To make room for our direct importation of Fancy China for the h
Lamps and Portables,

Lamps and Portables,
 Majestic Lights-complete outfit; burner. g'obe and gen uine Welsbach mantle, usual price 75c. Sale Price 69cts
 Inverted Gas Lamp
 The kind that throws lish! down, complete outfit; burner globe and Welsbach mantle, usually $1.25 Sale Price 98c Jardinier and Pedestal
 In rich combination of col bring; high pedestal with 10 inch Jardiniere, usual price e S so Sale Price $3.98 American Coffee Filter
 I.awonderful little machinc An ornament to the tabls ss well. In the placement,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07
Velveteen Suits

Suits that show elegance in line, ma terial and workmanship, 3 inchN coats beautifully lined with satin.
 The suits are in rich shades of brown, navy and green. A limited number of these Suits at s32.5O
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07
Umbrellas

Two Umbrella Bargains; Mems and Women's Umbrellas of fast black twill. with cover and silk tassel, built on para gon frame and steel rod, and with nat ural wood, silver trimmed and horn han dles. $1. 3o Umbrellas for s1
 Mems and Women's Umbrellas of yarl dyed tafftta with cover and silk tassel, on the best rod and frame with all sorts of handsome handle designs, plain and silver trimmed. $1.75 Umbrellas $1.29
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07
Flannel Waists

A few score of women are going to get the7e extremely pretty stripe1 Flannel Waldorf" Waisis that were made to sel for $3.75, for S2.03
 They're the Waldorf and are mlde of soft FrenchAanneli in "Candy" s!rip,s black and white and blue and white.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07
Torchon Laces

An odd lot of Cotton Torcho1 Edges and Insertions, and because the sets are rot complete these pretty, useful Lacss are going at Sets Each.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07
Boys Fine Reefers

Does son need nice, warm Reefei2
 If he ccmes within the agcrauge of 6 to 10 years he can have one of these 4 length al-wool b,us frieze coats;
 they're grey flannel lined and ara $7 usually. $5.98 Thursday
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

We want more man to know how ad- mirable these Superior" Union Suits are. They FIT ta and short men, lean and fat, men easy to fitaad diff .ult on3s light, medium and heavy weight Suits.
 "Sup:rior" Union Suits only at Gam blr-Desmond's. $1.SO to $3.5O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
ON The FRONT

Tho local district % the United
States lighthouses service ia short
~ to be provided with three nfN
llshtRhipa aud three new tenders.
The llEhtnhipa viii ba placed Vt
ahoalwatar hay. Partridge Futut.
and at the mouth Of the Columbia
river.
Six eases OF amallpox were dlsss
covered on the Empress Of Japan
yesterday while In quarantine NJ
Victoria The steamer was allow
ed la proceed. after dininfectiole
without changing the crew rive
Of this eases Nsfp Orientaiu.
An attempt on tho part II a band
81 OricntAla Go break away frofnl
the fishing bark uuy e. Cosa. ahotf
90 depart for Alaska. was frustrated
by tha cnolnesa 81 Might Natehfna
Williams starkiauf. who. althoaa b
laid low by blow on the head fnpFn
a club. managed 10 fire shots fFuss
his revolver and 80 attracted font
city patroimGn. Win arrehted the
rinKieader at the deaortefa The
defeat IT the scheme saved the
Northwestern Fishefiea Go. $500
Ia prepaid waeea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
SHOT OVER
A CIGAR

Private Pafroinaan Richard Hor-
ton. Of the Bancroft service. has
e-sn suspended pending an inycsti-
ensian. After an alteration with a
mas over = cigar yesterday II u
alleged that BaFtoa began shooting
off his pistol The man whom h.
was taking pot shots a. took to his
heels Inspector % Police willard
hAs asked the principal 81 the pri-
waite agency to suspend Horton
while an investigation 10 made IL
im charged that Horton Was under
the fnftuenee Of liquor when he fired
the shots. xAkU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
AVOIDED
me DECISION

..,atlae Attorney Macintosh
- nj the county effieefr ar
sss, :. tae supreme courts de-
= IA eaanty aftieefs must be
A. ast appointed, viii ee
-. 81 sreoad the ruling and
- . !. their detlea
= e.sse vsFsteu and The fruit
- afe tls snly ones affect
s..s.slas t. Al. Macintosh.
: s.Ine uarsfsn car BE appoiet-
- sAsflff and act IN that
- f<elf Inspector may be em-
- s.gseily andef the county
- ...-s1.azfs and at IS an em-
- - a. = eeaatS official Mr..
.'.ssss.h sass ans teik II a spe
Il ...<.oa ~ the legislature O.
49, AN eaeefias The status
I. ass.esAlz IA question h ritic-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

Jehn Doyle. firrnan On b0ard the
steamer Nukafnn. jumped over.
board and was loaf nu that vaskei >
last trip up 10 Alaska, Poor
Johnny Doyle" remarked an officer
Of the ship this morning. 4 gileHs
he had seen EoinK rather freely GA
shore. and gut mechanically over his
rcfsectionH. and 80 took the luuE
leap
The bark Guy &. uoas left TO-DAY
for the nofshsrn finhesiea. and the
ntsamsr Olympia will leave tenof.
row fnr the same plner. The YES.
aela belong 10 The Northwestern
fihhrriea company.
The proposition for . nsw float
for the hnathonae behind the har
Dor masters offiea - new bsfssfa
the board % public works. aud htsia
will shortly be solicited The sofk
viii Invoice an outlay Of about
1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
IN
TACOMA

tiefur 6ann. woc,snd officrr on
the Nnifsa States cabi~ship nurn-
ssse. sHs arrested Ehls morning b.
EsasEefteH fssfns Hr ~ aauted IN
Fasesaa. npgh the complaint - =
- xssFsold aifi
Asan l. eel eonnertrd iu Ssaftie.
hrsa9 . brother a. = weH-knsWh
80 eapsatu. AMI having ether fsia .
tiers n TIE ely tn the Hefn
49, - as knoan aa an effictsnt
afflees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
MAY GIVE
THE RAISE.
ssipeiNo mgN REGARD DC.
masp or LosossoREMEs
FoR ADVANCE As EoUITs-
BLG-pARr AT LEAST WILL
"a ALLOWED.

shippsna men are insfined ia ieok
faxornhly npon the demand Of ths
longubnrrfnsu Tor wage tnEreaHss,
beginning May l. They bettese the
skruaand only makes ierai saaes
equal 60 tfsose paid IN Portland AID
Friaea At isnst fart ~ the de-
rnand uili probably he granted
The men asa for 50 cents an hour
ana 20 cents fnF overtime for eusst :
wtpr vessels cf general carKe. cx-
osuttnM ilsnrher earNoea ~ here dos-
hoy men are srstpioyed. ~hau 50
cs.nta aud ~ cents for overtime wiIl
gnlm PaMdes, whwat. cement.
s,ltrs. ballast ard aimrharxang coal
cmlAn fssE Bt cents an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

fsssttis Stars Exclusive sersies.l
BOSTON, April H. Soriety has
caught It's breath after ifM long
drawn carp over u. ~ nriHtsw
Diapers Sudden break with Alice
Marsefv Ray. the Franklln. Mass.
h~iresn. and hts quick marriage IA
New York 20 enc Qucenie Sanford.
vim can kick a little higher than
the rest nf the girls ia che Rich
Mr.. HagxwnhaiHaers east
society n busy trying 20 find n
oaeeftle has a pedigree. In hostile
circles they say some queer things
on fhat p.sint
Her hnsfaand. who - not quite
e. Is the son % Lieut. Gov. Draper.
who - q brother Of Gen Win. y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

BEATS sEcoso

nusks s<rs registered today -
hw-Lresas FlaY. g. April -.
EGf Mzts<a.
Mf2lx Tkunsx Mcclure. 3,
~ q b street car aceideut
H11n- xanz Pzalus -. ApFil
Il ( ~ Fzst ~.
H1Ae Nseaia sswnfino. "a
- q i rnatissa enanty.
Massey Akfmosn. ~ April
= 4 sssssl< Gs.<sai hz@pstai
unrsssf~-Ra<Aie q CaFhstt. 70,
- 3. 1t Essaziwss AazpssAl
HnER-chrfs Haxs. a. April II.
= k1tszde h0spisxl
Fssd -Jaka Wesa. NJ. April is.
n Wsyssa~ he@p.EsE
Anmsn Jnhn n EfnmAn. 60.
k9zl Is. ~ ID Eazs rsks ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
ROW At HOTEL
WASHINGTON
JOHN PLuNkET Owes slm /.
sGLF UP TO ANSWER
or BEATING JULIUS !.
scHgNcN, WHO puHNED HIM
ron so pEBT.

John Piunksi. q ieeal Insurance
man. gave himself up 10 the polles
this aftsrnosn and Deposited SO bail
30 answer a charge of assault and
battery.
Julius J SCkeaek. head of the Sc
attic Catering company. - the
complaining Witness tie claims
that h. went 80 the Washington
Annsx yesterday 10 present Plum.
k~s with q bill for s2a which the
latter had Bexieetsa 20 pay
According 20 air sehenek. and
hia bandNgrd and bruised faee bear
out his words. riunhet kuaeket him
dawn and best hin np badly. The
affray occurred tn ihr hotel Lobby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
CAMPUS DAY AT UNIVERSITY

The university students eeiebrat.
cd Campus Day today. spending
the dag cleaning tin the big varsity
grounds. cutting woodland paths.
planting trees. etc. Lunch Nne
served out of doors By tha oo-eda.
Goyrgnor Meade attended the
lunch. and made bfief talk He
VIII lead the dAnae In the gymna.
STUN tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
cor LOTS or sreAp.

Passengers ON the early morning
paper car On tho Seattle. hcntun
q southsrn line yesterday ptcked
up all the bread thry eeuid csFvs
A hakery wagon. loaded to It's CO
pAcity wtsh warrn bread. was maxi
ing Cor the suburbs whsn the back
ssoor became snfastansd. scattering
tu4vna atnng thn street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

Mrs. Lulu Lapinakay. % Mst1nn' .
Canal. IL In the eharxa ~ The paiice
aaAtfun sac came Ia co = train
last niaht. enp~etfaE % INA her
husband af The deput- Her befier
half failed to show Mp Had today
the woman Il weeping bitterly
whiIs shs awaits her husband =
cunning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
DENIES PREVIOUS AWARD.

Mira Hannah r. Eppiers who Ia
suing her husband. Jamsa NJ NJ.
pier. for divorces. today filed a euan.
ter affidavit TO her husbands afr
davft that the parties had already
been divorced IN California She
Alleges that the proceedings of thn
furmer Nnt3 was defective, and that
the Inited States supreme eouft
had DECLARED that eiana u disorre
VOID. she claims n snare In tbs
Epier buiiding AZ Secnnd. nszr
Marion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
WILL INVITE ELks

At last nights session Of seattle
ledge Ma. -. "a y. o. E.. II WINS
xoted "a Invite the grand council
Of Elha to meet Ia Seattle in 1898
The Invitation viii be formally pre-
nssnled Ia the Erand council M ita
meeting ln Philadslphfa in July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
WILL TEST
LAW

The connfftutinnailty ~ fhe rssssa-
painorS school attendance las wtn
probably nnon h. tested ~ a. W.
wiRrhelA u Dunlap. whose ia@yemfs
nld son. Manniur WAS brwuwht be-.
fore Judge Fsasef today for sruansy
Mr Wincheil claims the ftNht 10
educate the hoy ~ hotur Judge
kHrntrr ofdared hifu s~nt a. srhnoi.
and thfwufens 70 sena hasn e. tHe
Parental schooi on MsrUsf island
Il she orsier 10 dtsremanszsa TIE
fath-r wfn fsot sas~y. asa says h~
wiil carry the easss 10 the aaprsfac
court a. Judge Fretsr carries out
MS shr~af
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
CAUGHT BY
BIG CHASE

After a fg-naila chase tsupusy
sheriff Van HUH. 90 Maple Val
is3. yesterday captuesd ffaak
Peters wanted fnr fhe aihesea theft
81 > saliss and eanfsnta vert ,
ase. Peters was taksn hnfers 1usiss
fsor,ion tnsiay and hound over to
sha superior crust for trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
PREACHER IS
RELEASED

r. :. Lee enee prominent
fszeasEher Who NHs- arrested Tor
sEpshanuwss. has heeu reisa sed
ff0m custody several Methodist
ministers have offered 10 iake care
% his tau children. Lee. however
has pFnfnlssd - Do what be can fOr
hia ehlidFen In tho future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
MAY SENTENCE
CONSTANTINE

The motion fnr n new trial for
William Constantine will b. heard
By Judge Morris ~ the SUPERIOR
court tomosrow. n the motion IL
ovcrraled. Constantino wiii be sara.
tenced for assault With a deadly
~eapoa. the crime Tor which he
WAS e0artctsd-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
ALICE msRcERY RAY,
The Church Girl Whom Draper
Broke With Before Ne married
oueenie Sanford.
BRisToW DRAPER.

Draper. ex-minisfer 70 italy. and II
aino head Of the great Draper eem-
pany.
Brisiow expected Ia time TO be
his fathers SUCCESSOR as the naan-
ufactwring king ~ New England.
been necessary had IL not been that
he was educated for the place
since be qnit taking edkseatioao he
has been known aa one Of the gay
younsn men about town.
Miss Ray IL worth nbout tz.sssa.-
600 IN her own right She y an ar.
dent conRregationsltst.
Miss Ray - 81. Quesnie isn't say-
ing how Old she is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
FRAUD

E#@x4 fEt%s
sn,xx idaha. April IA suit
:. - Ia the Omitted States ctr.
= - yesterday BY the severn
=. .alnsl the Barber Lam5er
- Il ~ aside ever 2i,e pat
= ~<elxsnx sa.asaf acres % tin.
= - h Hslee eoaaty which cost
Z n-s<s Fespae slae eee. Frand
J - azs.s feF the action
+. hal sad timber involved n
- 4 ossr q .eee go. Other
- - - patented ~ the CON-
- III = held fur csnceiiafian
Z .zr..k ne saif Is the result
- 4 Investigations ~ the
,~~s-sn<rz sr<eisl agents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

The Seattle Eiertrfe Co. has noii
fled the nainter HeiEinta ImpfOyc
meat club that Il II willing to 70.
move Is tracks fr0m Twsnfy third
AZ. south. between Jackson aud
Dearborn sta. II the city oouncfI
will afant it = franchise to iay them
on Twanty.fourth Az. south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

1ftsfsee Of the Peace GoFdoa go
slsr louna A. W. Macarthur over
be fne snparior couyt for obtaining
aaoney under false preicnsra Me
Arfhur IL charged with panaing q
~lAn8 check for SIC mpon q Gcurme
Enwn malounkeonur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
TO suy LAND

i Ihe PARKS aaa hoaieeafda CON.
ultsaee Of The city ennnCii this after
nfsga Authorised the purchase II
f6sff acFrs Of land runninE nurth
NJ zpeuny Esiain~ Haks park for
lxsnntrNnrd pnrnnaen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
p*hT o. Sum is RAISED

1 ] cestHston. anperlnfanA-
9 u Washington Chndrsn's
s's'sff. has raised $4,000 to-
- = 11s.ooa Necessary ~ meet
- q n = lanes. Who has
e give land near The uni
FsFfdisas The society build
spNlns not less than s7s. e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
PEACE is
ASSURED

WASHINGTON. Apfii ~ "a ten.
fastse neaes agrupninnt for Central
America has bosn reached hy PreAi.
dent xslaya Of Nicaragua and Pres
ssient fiKuera 81 Salvador. nov Ia
session a Amnlpa Minister Cores
Of NleArAxaa aendA this information.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
NON UNION
MEN HIRED

Carrying nsEt dnrisann 20 eouaaei
an apen sAor at thu Moran plant.
several aadtttonai nan-untssa nanias
ers werc hlrsd aud put "a wurk
thin morning. buf 40 mere unton
inca have jafnea ths strisinK iron
rnoiarvs The STRIKERS witi asspd
Pat Tor an eixhf-hour daT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

Arthur Rmsiman. Ernwrni snrre
tary ~ the array and aAxa depart
meet % the \ M q A. In the Phil
lppansa. haa inst arrived IN Aeattis
en- ruusr to hlu oid hoEne In Mass
aehuawttn lie says that Y N. G.
A woxk lx remarkably ssrung In the
Phslin9fnes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
STRIKERS HErvHs.


DOUGLAS. Alaska. April is--
The strtks AZ rrvafweli has been
zniiisd on practically the safae
terms azrcod tso days axu that the
unioa xoaid moi be srroxnized and
that no biack Hat woaid BE- put into
effect Tho msn return 90 Sork
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

G. Hansen. Of the scandinavian
house. an THrTaee av aud Tkird
At. thlntA sentfy O.MailY. who TO.
eentiy knrxea a term GA the rhaiR
gang. sfnle hla 1850 aavags rifle
frofa aia room Last night. ard
o'AaIfy has BEEN arrested oa suspi
eIou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

Richard Lanyon. ~ a18zA Ffras
ax. reports thai = thief sos awsy
With = falnrToo4 coat nf hia laat
night he wishes the fsoitcc a
tint q fnF hIna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
PLOT TO KILL
!. ROOSEVELT
d. ID naaaHalIl

legged anarchlatlc plot 10 assassin
ate Roosevelt
II IN said certain Peunsyiuanin
miners are involved with headquar.
tiers az Hnzlcton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

lserlppa Telegraph ssrsies.)
NEWARK. \. J.. April i9--unit.
ed states secret service men are
Investigating the story OF an al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

y. Machlna. q Jap. IL oeeupsas
a cell In che cts pfiAnn. ekarsed
With assault aud battery. The nr-
rsnf was made ~ Policeman Bell.
Preston. crzndall aud Raoaey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
BOY IS MISSING

John Fenton. a is-yearoid boy
of 100 Roy 81. has been missing
from HIS home since April IS and
his parents are anxious for his
whereabouts. The boy is described
as feet tall. Of medium complex.
ion. red hair and blue eyes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

The Seattle possoffiee and sub
stations are underguifaA q tsaets--ssa
inspection by Postofflee Inspectors
G J. nnrkus A = a A.
Paisley and G. u. wcitcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

Buy a tideinnd Loo now. and Be
happy the rest % pour iifs. n
Cooper Willis. sT3 Coiman IIlas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

l.. ID Lewis vas arrested last
night for violating the speed law
regulating automobiles. Policeman
Wnlcost made the arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
FOUND NOT GUILTY.

~ G. Cummings. charged with
driving his auto faster than In al.
lowed By the speed limit. was
found not guilty thla morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

BOSTON. April ie-Sociesy Il
husEing over another rumauce that
links the smart local BET with the
stacy A Henry iiiEsinnon. rich.
member of one % the oldest fam.
ilies. former commodore uf the
Manchester Yacht club and now
master q hounds a Middiessx hunt.
10 To b ths bridegroom.
Miss Jean Caidueci. - years cid
and Of Italian and Preach decent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

ptTTHnuRG. April t9-Ths
game was postponed to-day GA ao
count uf snow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

NEW YORK. April 10 The game
was postponed ON account Of rnsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

Large size MusSrd sardincs, loc re-
Good Toilet Soap. per dog. cakes. .
10 pounds Granulated Sugar Tor. ..'
Best Iowa Creamery Butter, pound =.
And dozens OF other articles In
than your would pay elsewhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-09
Watered Stock-Again.

The Statist, Of London, publishes an
interview with Mr.. Robert II. Fleming,
just arrived in that city from America.
in which he makes interesting COM
ments on the movement In this coun-
try against "watered" stock. He re-
CARDS President Roosevelt's scheme for
the valuation OF railways in order tn
sec whether they arc not making ex
cessive returns on their real values as
impractical and utopian. II seems 10
him that, IN condemnins watered capt
tai the American public !g led by
theories.
III" says Mr. Fleming. "a law pro-
hibiting the Issue OF ntock except for
par in cash had existed In America
in the past many Of the big railway
systcms would never ilavc been built.
ana II In the future the capital OF a
railway IL 10 Represent no more than
the money spent {, follows that no
| ncw railways VII be built unle3s by
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ezts,lne systems"
our rcagerS VII! recall thai identica!
yiews mere expressed by this paper
seYeral days ago Men % MT take
great risks II capital aniese ,ney haze
reasonable prorpeet ~ great gain. I,
Is absurd 70 suppose tina, Hizcreat men
would build q railroad through an IN,
| developed country uniees ,bey had
promise OF something more than 4
small percen,hKs On their ontiuy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-09

Mrs. Swanson, Captain and Mrs. Seaton
Schroeder, OF tho battlyahip; and Adju-
tnnt- General Anderson. The pamphlet
contains also n list OF those who wero
present at the presentation ccrcmo-
nles, the addresses OF Governor Swan
son. Admiral Berry and Captain
Schroeder.
The pamphlets cost about 5000, ana
were paid for out OF the balance OF tho
Legislative Appropriation and by the Gov
crnor personally. The work was dono
under authority Of the following rcsoiu.
ton, adopted by the battleship commission
and the heads of departments OF thu
State government: ION motion OF Mr.. ].
p. Kennedy, seconded by General Charles
j. Anderson. 1t was resolved that tho
State librarian be directed to prepare an
account In pamphlet or book form OF tho
ceremonies attending the event"
Tho pny accounts OF Companies AMI
Il. SEVENTEEN Regiment, for services In
protecting n prisoner Mt Amherst and for
travelling expenses. and the accounts OF
Company l.. Of fredericksburg, for Its
recent service at Alexandria in connec-
ton with the protection OF Il negro there.
have been received at the adjutant-gen-
erals Office. Tho bill amounts to about
$3.50 In one case and 5000 in the other.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-09
Greek VS.. Greek.

is there another conspiracy In ina
air. Is conspiracy forming il ~
interest of third term for prse,aa,,
Roosevelt?
The New York Times and tn. Nav,
YORK Herald have published syrnpo.
Sums which indicate that no "a
stronger than ever with the RepuhIt.
can voters, ana that there is an over.
Whelmtns sentiment IN favor OF nornt.
mating him to lead the Repub1,ca,
ticket in 1908,
That President Roosevelt is strong.
er than ever with the voters Of tE.
nation" says the Herald; that he "a
desired by a majority OF the Staten
as the Republican candidate in lsog
and that there Is danger OF a Demo.
cratic triumph If any oiher candldat.
than Mr.. Roosevelt Is chosen Is ,hl
consensus OF opinion the Herald la,
received In canvass of ali OF nj,
States in the country outside Of ILL
South"
Mr.. Roosevelt has said that he WI
not accent another nomination froI
his party. butllf patriotic conspirac
should noRunate him Ia spite OF HIN
SELF, what could he do2 Could he II
fuse In defiance Of the finding of n
Conspiracy the; sue selyatloa Of i!