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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

The Light Cure

/ have Installed ih nay nffies wses -
ks.saen aa TIRE lie b and heat sfttsn -
tns eura % iunE rheumatic ans ovarian
a4seases fnfelEn NruNtha satafsra
glands etc HEuce sufTttki efsf ttluha
Are entirely unnecessary and aane ANaf
with b . new haawn fast that she
different rANN ~ uEht thruua 90 the
ksds have proAacet vwntsffad cures
thar have heretofore hAfflee TIE most
skilled physicians
rms method j. nslns uaed ~ the mnat
eminent Oertnaa and Ensiish pfacfis
tlauafa Fhaus4nds 20 cancers and con-
sufurIlVcs have been cufVd - tnta
method
uN CuMEN.
sfQ.giA Nagshsrn Hank WldE
Cor ttn ana pikr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
FFILIEH1

A The Sea
flied obiec
eminent d
4 che Third
which the
Ss5 on fits
cost OF the
eeAh tn2t
aside, allie
ent with Il
Granting Il
4 der whic I
"a TO pay
4 paving tn
occupied /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

~ pound. bay mare. weighs 7Go ibs
branded , OBJ on left hip. hind
right foot De- white with white star On
forehead N not called for by October
the animal viii b. sold a. auction bv
Iossph Edwards. marshal Town ~
Heufon @-2f-IQ. &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

N the THIfd NVcnues
THE Colleen bawn.' good oh
Irish play, will be- presented all
wssh a. the Third avenue by the
Taylor company,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

Main office f0t American bank nlaa
Fremeat office $3.50 Fremont Ave
Both telephones -arf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

FnoNE tntN WANT AL
To The star Main 1880 Ind lltN
The star will caN aud gptlset TIE
hili. and VIII send 90 'uu the snswein
"a yout a. whom addressed care
The star"
NTWrISRNENrs tNcip Wanted.
lost and Fauud. For Rent, For sale,
ete,l one tent Word.
SITUATIONS WANTED ans. ~
Words rhrce rimrs for aa Gents.
seven woraa or fractions % wofde
% the line, cash IN advance when
ahAfxad 60 agVeunt actual number "
lines a. Get will he counted Mini
mum bill Tor an 'ed' cgnte lials
lara want AZ Asonsy T. ~ Mullen,
tli Ballard Az, Opr city HALL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

Gardeners. attention. have ESQ
twenty and one ten acre tracts 81 500,
gee ard $3.50 Eaeh tract IN the fiaeaf
rafdan land tuoruuahiF CLEARED. perfect
ir level. Hifh waiter Phones Main aasl
- lst9. hetwcrn 4 aHd q 81 m at 30 b
JUST WHAT fuF fhNE HEFs
LHEkfHu FUUaaThlFff minutes tide
from city few inmates wells from ear.
ten acres good land easily cleared fT1o
Here's Whefe you can live iu iho reuhtrY.
and yet be close enough 20 work in
t1wu
ROBERT MAfTnY
lf1.H.n.aHf Alaska UiHn -nHsHf
OWNER NEEna MONEY and vii
cell hia Au acres. near Kent af 10 bar.
gain 8 acrrs cleared. balance pasture
room house large barn. orchard 81 700.
half cash
ROBERT MALTuY
afg-8a0-a1t Alaska nldF -eaf-fl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
FIRST CLASS FARM

ifsafrs farm tu the markef tafsfesu
aeaftfe ard Everett uu tHls farm there
afn SIS acres under cultivation. afaiaaf
az 20 this tha finest hinH ~ bottom
land some FHiWahle tituhFf q good
house. iefHa harm chicken huuaa. etc
and foe orchard with me farm goes
30 tone % hHT valuable huraea 4
fine mitch cows I usifsra { tull
calves. 40 hens wagons and faraina iln
rlamantai fine creek fHunfnz thf1uah
land
n Faa are iosaiHH fnr D. fine dalsf
farm. wlth even thlua in thn FefF haai
condition. hook this mp the Everett HHs
attia inferuFtan wlii ep Near this place
price ffln per acre. fhr Improvement
alone are worth ths price
LONE0HEN q wEuMAHH.
4tf Arcade uldE
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University
District
FOR SALE

The hest tunt 90 date mndern sfs
fuan house 81 NhampseH's ADD A hafs
Hain if fakeH sHuu ERsra large ief
fesW fuaHsfn haHse. neW nn Zoe Nes
noe. neat ~ a. FFnnnas Mnap a.
o. 900 NagHH terms
.raum mnhrfn hunssiae raN base
utFnt aHutie constructed. east ffnnf au
car lice itiH ave q q Can be- buuaHt
az haFNafa thts wees
Ths swFiiest tFnnn Nadern cottage IN
Seattle Nns eirat ngaf " ~ ateanfia
You tMHat ace this 50 NFNfrf late Be
Come aaf aHf ist us Show q ta Yuu
AHmW tsftna
Lets kHnf0H Improved STREETS ewes
ionkins tANs Nrtnn' ana near University
efeunas A good buy Tsffes.
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S. Per Month

chaics building lets "a rounEsfasa a
use 20 rtts sech unlY tfe casa tawn
aai balance o. meath AR steady
man ga HWn haHas 80 these terms
Ffas car service n pea murk al GAY,
phone IT npontfu9s ard 80 wtii aFrRnMs
% shaw ths lots sefas svsuinE ~ Ga
AauaaF
RICHMOND urnNETr COMPANY.
ftss1ff Empire nifg
phaass Mails fatT. ind afEa IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

JUST YOUR SIZE
fff cash and vsrg easy terms on the
balance VIII secure Fau enc ~ the finest
five acre tracts nt ues Muinra on the
new fnfNrufhau. Price 81 800 Abstract
furnished with perfect title
CWAH o adams
400 rnlmuu liilH tt
FREE BNrI HafuN SUNDAY SEP
TENDER taTW"
"ACHBAgE
AZ Dee M1inea. wash the only water
front taWn' on the rev short line Tn
tfrurhau under construction nowI mid.
way between Seattle and Tacoma Two,
five aHd tausHcro tracts win be- on sale.
on "HfECIhL EASY TEuMH" uuF
acreage now while the price o. low
Finest GARDEN LANu iu Warrington.
plenty ~ water A iimlted number 81
l0is VIII be sold in HIGHLAND" the
popular new suburb a. Hoattio1 Secure
tickets al the
DIES MONIES LAM co
f0i iiinchiey Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

UNIVERSITY DISTRICT
81. Goo l.fnom. new. modern bungalow
Hl-fantlf fHiahad on rnrnef iHt fNalgH.
o.. hNNeaHsfaufu modern hauHn. au CAR
Nue lot HaNI0N
1fhaaet FaeW cottage New and uu
toiaatq riusr Gel uuiversiff aHd A N T.
EfNuuda 4Hsf uff fha car 1.-Two
~ fHN"FuH f.rnnu and one two rn1Ht
ClitaEea nn i0ia fHsHH Rented Cor ffs
This Cor good Investment
Mt NWEt.I a CAMPBELL.
IHnrsHf Arcade ann.r IA o. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

fn Thoroughly modern uu.tn-
date s.rnnw house In this very Hrs
nirHhla residence district has eve
eff convenience end Be- ENTHA
we'll built and finished. dining
room is tfF1f with plate rail-.
hrHmnd ceiling aIF font uHnfi aud
hui1f-in Hldahunrd llsinu room De-
same aisa with handsome open
fireplace. bedrooms are nu large
ANA well ilNItod with clothes
closets in each fuii concrete haHn.
mont with furnace and laundry
trays good tirw ~ Lake Tninn.
University and Lake Washington.
ono hair block tn ear ilno. uIth Hn-
minute service Dot f0s1H1 This
place has boon offered ht $500.
hut faf re- quirt turn owner viii
take $1,000 This la decided barr
gain and m you want an elegant
home and snap. see me
ConINNE SIMPSON.
lpt-asf American Hank UldH
Main 1866. Ind tftl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
GOMPERS AGAINST
TAFT'S CANDIDACY


fering a. the Seattle THE Mayor
Of Toxic" is most weeks offering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

| TIE no
who has ]
THE state
serVed a
the person
terday az
stealing 81
saloon on
|Herperlinc
woman In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
.nuslNsss CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
s.,<asas,aaa-,.e. 's.s,.'asasTr-s-e=ss-.ss
Grocery eessr Osnd s.,los g, 40, tas
s ,a q ii' Sii s,S rSo ss t. iis3G
Al@Tf
Small grocery store 70 80 ,,,,, lon,
MAXWELL Campbell
2to.ssi Arcade Annex et.at
RIAL ESTATE DEALERS.
ApoLrn nnmioTs as New York
nlock
q i HiTIMKN- j. d J Times mas
fRHn g. NANprR INC, naom A.
en,seeS, celmsn nlk o
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
--ss-ssa>.seasa-a,-ess
AZ last Just what YOU want 5th
cash balance on eaAy terms, viii bay 3
acres of No land Good stve % tho
s .SSS s.sS s e se's'i ,so 'o' school
WI Ssllip AMOS
hggm w celglan l@aE III
Ca@iuc ~ ActgA@gg
10 kcRFs ow rNrEnuRnAS
~ acres uudsr eulUyationj Faod az.
chsrd. house harm. see chickens. rooa
team hsssss. COW. farm implements. etc 3
runnlns water Ten acres u this IL
No celery ground rrlcsd sis s.'
sefs ana@ the market - e.sy t.rsss
psys acre.. u-ss c-itiY.liss. 90 $50
I@esafs~x ~ setter ~3a .A Eiss
c.s~ss. D. ess te~~ easy
~ AcmRs OK RHw iNreHuRHAs
ctsss~a t-s tss Fiaw part @sek lsHa
% tss. ea sssy ssrms
rhsss are aenaias acreage BARGAINS
ana sffsssd exclusively ~ 40
cRNruRr REALTY co.
1918 Alaaha nlds
W W WATERS Msr
rHOirE WuME HftEN
Ftns quarter aefs tracts from tste %
ftafrthe see Ones ate al cleared and
In fruit close 20 afafaa school side
Neiha ~ and water NiHsd un eheh tract
the water 10 fFee TERMS. fst cash ana
q. Il NICHOLS % rnlan mn -
VIZ HAVE THEM
FafHas ana raHehss near seattle Ia
coma Everett AT Vernon and ttsiiifH
ham. aea also ffaEssf irUsated trait
tFatfs MunhreNa 90 select fFuw Call
an ua before yes bar
LON EuNEM a WEnMANA.
4Ne Arcade fiidg III
IDEAL copNrRY uouE SITE
0a the main taHd Can 81 ffafhsA
~ haat street ear train eud eqAnif
rood
so better view IN The waFid nno Shade
trees etH The pffea 10 nutf ttta. ca tMa
easiest kfra ia trtlwN
WEST 8 WHEELER
SEQ ruintah hiafh
CONS TO FuE uFrgcE ANu SEE
plat e eur tAffs trarfs aat neAf the
RES Tacoma intrrurhan fishi b tins
~ development ietsl Hard. dseN. ftfh
ca, easily CLEARED Asts % Esse pr ifHet
Nefy SaHB TERMS
NonEnr NALrnr
sts.ttosfet AfssAa uifF els.sf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

Madison of Mndr0ha UHfa 1910 to $500,
terms, for fotu lots vest 10 Sand aee
owners
nON ACCORD REALTY 8 LOAN co.
eii Am Bank uldF N isl7 Ind ataa
anf.HE
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Suit ha
The Aneri
society. OF
thews Is
Ross for |
that as .
he spent
OF 1901
and that d
vices and |
II Young
NEW VI
calm. Edw
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committed
August s /
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ADJUSTMENTS

shlIis~r eAssrssa~s.
%si'fxs~ sss~rsss as The
rssxw faw' sts~s' . s+ss~s> tu,s
slnat.na ~ sRs 4sS&as ossys s~'sss
sAls ssas
As sAs Dc sssfs.
The fnLe "a spice. hfs~s,
ahov. with much vhlstly music sna
a stunny chorus. IL THE weeks Of
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NAN or WOMAN wanfad 20 run
atefa good thing Tor party alfh 49,
tie MONEY See stanley or Rice, in Hiil-
mans offices ia Tfuisa block --tf
am admitted 10 the Washington bar
o. store a. collector. credit man. legal
adviser or rental dept I viii Do manual
Wark In connection. Address &C. care
Gf star
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FOR RENT

Ntof~ excellent iasauem fag NforsFY
dsifcatsssen. haAerf 81 barter shop ais
a. q. and fcpm houses 81 fst 60 Sc
per nHnth
ssru Hr REALTY CO.
ttst isft Ave- y
Green a. Rss Rsa its y iiIs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
MURDERS WIN IN
GRAVESEND CARD
Ha!f Sovereign, at Seven to Two,
Wins Out in Willow
Handicap.
Handicap.

GRAVESEND, n. Y. September IS.
The races at Gravcsend to-day were
run over a muddy track and mudders
of the pronounced type were in de-
man. The Willow handicap. 1--WE and
half furlongs. resulted In an easy We
tory Of Half Sovereign. Half Sover-
eign and Explosion were the pace
makers, but in the stretch Explosion
tired and Half Sovereign won easily.
Summaries:
First race-For two-year- olds. SELL
ing, five and n half furlongs--Big
Chief Is to ID first. Sangune 70 10 ..
place. second, Miss Delaney (3 to ~
third. Time. Los.
for four-year-olds and upwards, about
two miles and a half--MaxImillian a
to 2 and even) first, Essex e to D.
place. second. Gus StrauS (out to
show third. Time. 5:22.
Third race. for three-year-o lds. SELL
ing. one mile and a siXteenth--lng-
ham. II to 3. FIRST: Hermann even,
place. second; Victoria ! TO l, to SHOW,
third Time. 40 3d..
for Nllies. two years. five and half fur
Sovereign. to 2, first.
Mombassa, 2 TO i. place. second, EN-
plosion, out to show, third. Time, 10y.
Fifth race, for three ear-olds- and
upwards, selling. one mile and an
Feighth--Nfno, TO /. and even, hrst;
Lord Badge. s to !. place. second os-
trich. even to show. third. Time, l:o5
.3-5.
sixth race. handicap for all ages
about six iongs-Demund. to /,
first; Chief Hayes to 5. place. Sec
tond; Number one 7 To 8, to show,
third. Time, 1:io 3-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
OBITUARY..
Dr. John Sprueu.

: - :
Mrs. Margaret spruell Jones has lust
received a cable message ANNOUNCING
the death OF her brother. DR.. Joha
Spruell in London. England. E!e Is
survived by two sisters. Mrs. Margaret
Snruell Jones and Mics Jane Listen
Marks. of this city.
Deaths mt Glnlesboro.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
GLADEsBoRo. VA, september r, Is {.
Mr.. TIL omas Harryman, "a prominent
business man near this IT. place: s died q
AVA free weeks ago. The widow and
mother, who is In delicate health has
the sympathy OF the neighbors IN their
sad affliction.
Mr.. Martin yass, who resided cd I, fey
miles south Of here, aied SATURDAY l as;
he greatly missed in his neighlbor--
hood. Z,
NORFOLK. VA, September 1s-Mrs.
Mary A. Bailey wife q! O.. a: =; Bailey qn;G
cess Anne, county. after an illness Of
about ton days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
1'hc Night Session,

For about two hours last night the
convention gave It's entire time to the
consideration of report submitted by
the committee on blanks. Interpreted
for the LAY" reader, the committee
prepares blanks upon which insurance
companies of all kinds must file sworn
statements rs to business. The work
is tedious, but important. A number
of changes and amendments We're sug-
gested and adopted with the report as
u whole
In many respects the Richmond meet
Ing OF the association has been mem
orable and altogether pleasant. The
attendance sof actual members was
fully up TO expectations and the stand
ard and the business will end with the
morning session to-day. Local insur-
ance men have looked after the WISH
tors. the local working committee, con-
sisting of Messrs. w. e. Freeman, T. A.
Cary and Cunningham Hail. being
present at all times. The life Under
writer's Association. of which Mr. j. T.
Wilmer is president will give the
luncheon to the convention this after
noon and the carriage drive later, hav-
Ing also arranged for the trip down the
James River to the exposition to-mor-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
ACCOUNTS TO PUSH WORK
OF SECURING UNIFORMITY
Adopt Resolutions, Elect Betz President and Ad
journ After Fine Conventions Notable Speech
On Ohio Plan Made By Hon. ]. G. Tracy

( lected and retained by public officials,
failure of collectors to fully account
for revenue collected. and Illegal pay
nents from public treasures amount to
over one million dollars, OF which prob
ably over one-half has been restored
to tho public funds. Under the present
local officials, who, In too many In
stances for the good of the public SER
vice. are In sympathy with the delin-
qucnt brethren, and In consequence our
findings are not vigorously enforced or
are wholly set at naught.
presented to the next General
Assembly, which viii give g.. to the the
supervision ofsall legal actions aris-
ing by reason of findings returnd
by State examiners and requiring the
approval of this department. Of all set
have thirty-fonr men engaged in max
ing audits and the force is inadequate
TO even meet the demands OF the pub
lie for Inspection, much less to COM
ply With the law requiring annual
audits. II the public are to have faith
in the thoroughness and impartial re-
liability OF these examinations 1t must
come through It's confidence In the
honesty and ability of the men en-
gagged in the field work. These should
be men of clean personal habits, OF
absolute integrity. of ability as ac-
countants and of extensive knowledge
They must be tactful in their associa-
ton with the officials undergoing in
vestigation, else there Will he unneces-
sary friction that Will greatly retard
the progress of their work. They must
work hard that the true facts may be
disclosed and then have the ability to
express the results n their audit in
a report, clear. concise and compre-
henstble in Its statements"
General Discussion.
Mr. Tracy was frcullentIy interrupt.
ed with questions, and at the close OF
the paper the discussion became gen.
| eral The speaker emphasized the Inn
portance of watching the expenditures
and checking the accounts of the en-
! glneering department. This Is the
place where the money is sphnt," said
Mr. Tracy. and that is always .he
place TO watch. The accounts OF other
| departments are comparatively easy
! when you have mastered the engineers
| office"
The morning session was protract-
ed one, lasting continuously from 8 to
| 2 O'Clock. and concluding practically
all the business of the calendar.
| In the afternoon the visiting au-
ditors were entertained by Mayor Nc
| Carthy and committee of the CITY
| Council In an automobile ride to points
/ of interest. Last night the sessions OF
1.-The association closed pleasantly with
an informal banquet at the Jefferson
! Hotel, speeches being barred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
DIR. JOHNSON
IS APPOINTED

At a recent meeting Of the 1nterna-
tional Congress on Tuberculosis at At
lantlc City, N. j., Dr. George Ben John
son, of this city, was appointed vice.
this section is Surgery and Orthorpe- :
dies" DR.. ". II. Mayo. OF Rochester
MINI, is president of the section. The
next meeting Of this congress WI De
The appointment of DR., johnson, who
has an International reputation In his
profession, Is particularly appropriate.
DR.. johnson has been spending the
summer travelling in England. but Will
return the last OF this week via White
Star Line. 1880
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
DIRECTORY men
co TO JAMESTOWN \
Delegates Leave After Two Days
Devoted to Discussion OF
Important Matters.

Having completed two days OF scri-
Gus work In consideration of various
affairs connected with their profession,
the American Association of Directory
Publishers adjourned yesterday to meet
in October. 1908. in Cincinnati, Ohio.
The business transacted yesterday
morning was largely of an executive
nature affecting the exchange OF In
formation and comparative tables for
the various city directories Other
plans OF improving the annual volumes
showing the relations between the
cities and their growth were consid-
cred. Including the collection OF sta
tistlcs of manufactures and trades ana
the preparation of joint tables for all
directories published by members ol
the association.
The relation OF the directory pub
fishers to the United States Govern
ment Census Bureau and the need or
corporation between the two was
also a matter of general discussion.
Go To Jamesto,sn.
Yesterday afternoon the delegates
took drive TO various points OF m
terest throughout the city. spending
several hours inspecting the pans
which the local committee pointed ont.
At the close OF the sightseeing trip
tho whole party were taken to Lake
side Park, where the Hill DIRECTORY
Company OF Richmond entertained at
supper-the occasion marking the con
clusion of successful session OF the
association, ~,
The out-of-town members Were ioua
in their praise of Richmond and OF tns
JEFFERSON Hotel. which was especiailS
admired BY the ladies' In the par.y.
LAST night the whole party. includinS
the Richmond executive committee, lei
in a. body for the Jamestown Expos,
ton. where they will spend several
days in social enjoyment and sight
seeing.
At the conclusion OF the business SEES
sion Yesterday morning the following
officers and directors were re-elected
Trustees-W. E. Murdoch. Boston; H.
Fl. Donnelley, Chicago; a. Y. Wiiilams'
Cincinnati; j. L. Hill, Richmond; T. =.
Polk, Detroit: w. II. Bates, New YORK J
". Fl. Lee. New Haven: F.. Nj. Gold, 81
Louis; William @. Torchlana. Phiiadei-
phin. New
Haven. Conn: yice-Presldent, "A. v;
Williams. Cincinnati. Ohio: Second
TIce-President. r. Fl. Donnelley, Chl-
cago; Secretary. "; f. Bats 81, N N,,%
York; Treasurer, ]. L. Hill, RlchHaoho'
Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
Colored Elks to Meet.

Three hundred and fifty colored Elks will
hold q great parade tonight. including the
lodges of Eks from Petersburg and Man
chester. who will come over on special cars
10Y the evening. The parade is being orr
eanized by Capitol City Lodge. No. II. the
older lodge of Elks among the colored peo-
people 1t is expected that Grand Ruler At
:kins. OF Hampton. will make the address OF
tha evening In Prices Hall on Leigh Street
1890 p. NJ. with several bands and with red
lights to Seventh and Broad up Broad to
Second, then through a number OF streets In
jackson Ward, and finally back to the meet
ing place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
0Iz2g4SzzGlA
aaak1:a:Z! EYiyfzzEzzzR

THAT as far as practical, and to the best
interests OF policy holders. arrangements
OF insurance companies should invest
ratable portion of their assets in proper
securities In the various States from
which these assets are derived. so that
the money contributed by the citizens of
any Commonwealth may be employed in
upbuiidng and developing that locality.
AT this time we urge this as n mat
Ter of managerial policy on the part of
the companies.
The committee is composed of Messrs
Reau Il. Folk. Henry r. Prewitt
George L, Beedle, Benjamin r. Grouse
r. Fl. Harrison, J. a. Hartigan and
Il. M, Senrle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
FOLKS BROTHER TO
Be new PRESIDENT
Insurance Commissioners of the
United States to Conclude Con-
vention Work To-day.
THREE SESSIONS YESTERDAY
Uniform Law as TO Investment OF
Assets Rejected Many Able
Papers Read.
THREE SESSIONS YESTERDAY
Program for To-Day.
MORNING SESSION.

Address. "Deccptivc Insurance.
Ncthods-thc Cure" Hon. u. u. Rtt-
tcnhouse, Insurance Commissioner OF
Address, ..Esratcrnal insurance.
4 George a. Bangs. of North Dakota.
Report of committee on iratcrh"'
Insurance.. Discussion.
Report of committee ON unuuthor-
i1cd insurance. Discussion.
Report of committee on miscciia-
Dcous matters. Discussions.
Report of committees on place OF
meeting and officers.
Election and installation Of officers,
Adjournment.
I,uncl,eon ut jefferson, 1850 T.. VI.
Garbage drive. $3.50 T.. NJ.
Leave for jamestown ) a. NJ. Frl-
day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
Tom Nadine Escapes to ireland.

FITFsEUICi, September ls,---Tom Nadine,
tile Hartje coachman. has escaped to Tres
lpnd. Word was received from him ycstcr,
day Tie will be allowed 10 remain there. no
EFFORT being made to bring HIN back for hail
jurp'ng or perjury He ls at his old home
N pownpntrck Ireland having escaped
from the United States by way OF Canada.
He was under bah here for larceny.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
XIII Cashier and Loot Bank.

4 BERNE, September lS.-Two Russians
armed with revolvers. entered the Bank OF
Mcrtreux at Montreux to-day. killed the
safe They were pursued by crowd and
We're captured. but not before they had badly
wounded four of their pursuers