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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04

Much dissatisfaction is expressed as to
Arbiter McCanns release. Mr.. Mccain is
hard and conscientious worker and de-
serves much credit for the patience he has
exhibited on several occasions at Olympic
Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04

George Keefe. who has umpired several
games in the Sunday School League, is an
old major league twirler. having been on
the pitching staff of the Washington team
years ago. He also played in the old
church league several years ago, pitching
for the Wilson team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04

McLaurin, the slabman of the Waugh
aggregation, is what one might call hard
luck pitcher. In one of his recent games
he held the hard-hitting First boys down
to two hits, but errors by his teammates
lost for him. On another occasion he
pitched winning ball against Ninth. strik-
ing out seven men and allowing only two
passes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04

McGrath Of St. Teresas covered the
third sack in great style in the game with
ST. Martins Thursday. He also clouted
out two doubles and single.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04

The National League has always fought
the abolition of the foul strike tooth and
nail doubtless largely because the American
League favored IT, President Ban Johnson
fought the rule for awhile and finally gave
up the fight but with the feeling against
the rule there is little doubt he can be IN
duced to lend his influence against It's con-
ttnuance. What the American League ought
to do Is to go back, no matter what the
National League people do, and there Is no
doubt that the national League people
would be forced to get into line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04

Dampier, who covers first sack for ST.
Peters, gave his ankle severe twist while
practicing before the game Friday. An
early recovery is hoped for, Dampier
Is a very valuable man now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04

About 1000 fans saw the Ninth and
Bethany aggregations battle seven innings
Friday without decision in a very inter-
esting and well-played contest. The two
teams will play the game off Wednesday
and a good contest can be looked for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
FINE. TARGET. is THIS WARSHIP
SAN sALvhDoR's MOSQUITO
FLEET An Old SALMON scAT
WITH a LOAD or GASOLINE
ON DECK.

Seattle Star Exclusive servlce.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 90 Here
10 a little vessel which Will make
history before long Formerly a
salmon ciEficf Ia the Alaskan
trade, the President ~ now q gun.
boat IN the service Of the republic
Of San Salvador that oountry'a
entire navy, IN fact
All kinds of trouble iB pro.
grained for The latter part ~ this
year In Central America aud tho
President will take prominent
part. Ia all probability She ia
ono ~ the strongest wooden vea
sells nfloat and will give q good ac.
count ~ herself against any Of
the vessels that are IN tho Central
American navy
The forward deck has been re.
inforced Ia support two guns. and
additional knees have added
strength 70 the little warahlp's
stout frame On the forward
deck "a dashed The launch Sentry.
which will serve aa q part Of Sal.
vadora mosquito fleet
Tho after end OF the President
Is piled hlgh with gasoline 20 feed
tho Sentry engines and this
might prove an awkward clrcum.
stance should war with Guate-
mhla be declared ahead % time.
and providing the latter country
can muster up man.ofwar 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
LICENSED TO WE'D

Chas Ward Palmer. o. and Ger
irude b. Gleason, 90. Seattle.
Geo A. Grant legal age. Seattle.
and Laura - Dunn. legal age. chi
cago. no.
Robert Lyle Thomas. On. gp0.
kano. and imogon Boyer %. Seattle.
otto Rudene %. and Ethel Anna
Smith. q, Seattle.
Hans 3 Jensen. legal age. and
Edna huiman LEGAL age. Seattle
Oscar Weir. n. Spokane. and
Leaa Dietrich, 10. spokane
Alfred Prunnlla. 20. and Mary
Waters 2i. seattle
John pleula. 81. Ballard. and
Mari FOrahAck. 90
VIM Kerry. 81. and Emella
Colin. "a. Seattle.
VIM August uahlbery. legal age.
and Olivia Josephine Lindberg. L..
gai age. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
D., n Beard Of Equalization to Reduce Their Assess
= mani Eas Little Efect--Lawer Cannot Say As
sSmsni Is Unjust

MsMickcn then went into long
dissertation upon the expense the
company Is put 10 in maintaining
tts service up 10 a fall efficiency
County Treasurer Gormley then
Wtt the ssroct question quoted
above
McMjckpn admitted by his
answer that tho company vas not
oyerasscssed. This closed tho hear.
Inc the board rcaerving ita DO.
cleau
The seattle Athletic club asked
to have its assessment reduced
from $4,000 to $4,000. and the
tuni~s asked that the personal
property assessment be- vacated ON
tte ground that the order IS a
charitable one
nooih Whlttlcsey & Co aud Os.
born Trempcr & Co asked tn have
tbeir assessment reduced FROM S95.
o90 Cav $4,000. the latter being last
years assessment
Assessor Parish claimed that q
woula cost SEQ 900 20 duplicate the
record owned By either lrm. and
That SO per cent " thai was
S5tno0
County Treasurer Gormley In.
umatod that the special privileges
granted 90 tho abstucturs ia the
county offices are On che nature
of a franchise and that they ought
u8i to Kick over having to pay their
luHt share oT taxes.
AN the petitions were taken
uuder adVtsomnnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
WHITE-W As H
COMBINE

According so 0ie mercantile at
fairs committee ~ tho Chamber %
Commerce. which submitted a re.
port 10 that body az its somi month.
" meeting this afternoon. no com
hine % commission mon exists on
Western Az
Judge Thomas burke introduced
a resolution stating numerous rea.
sons why factories in Seattle Hhould
not be taxed 10 the limit as Ia now
the practice Judge nurke held
that Seattle ia admirably suited 20
the location OF wactorica and that
practically the only thing that pre-
vented the locating uf big plants
here ls The hikh taxation. which no
holds Is unreasonable on manufac
turing lniorrHta
A resolution Was passed cndora
ing Made in Seattle day. and ash.
Ing that merchants. Manufacturers
and citisens an ioin next Saturday
In making the day the most power
ful stimulus 90 local industry IN the
history Of The community.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
BY JOHN
ID. PROFESSOR


Seattle stars Excessive ssrsies.l
CHICAGO. Aug 20 Prof Chas
Zsabiiu. one % the free takers of
John ID Rocksfellers school. the
University Of Chicago. has aston
lahaa students % the sumner
school repeatedly during the last
aeek in his lectures by attacks on
the oll trust and ifa methods
Here are some % hts sayings
John ID Rockefeller. y =. Nor
gan and ~ g. Hartman are doing
more 10 make socialism possible
than lfs own adherents They have
consolidated Industries aud simpll-
fled the process % state ownership.
The Standard s excuse that 'oY.
erybody does ~ Is one 81 the cheap.
aaG bits ~ business chicanery
Judge lands disturbed conven-
fiun bat ne displayed logic
Dr. the course 81 hts lectures Prof
Zenbliu has repeatedly attacked 10
eial convention
Most people would rather Eivo
up religion than break a social con.
yeption. he said.
shop Nirla dress in clothes Of
the leisure class and feel uncom.
Portable All day a man does not
feel like a gentleman unless hla
fie tB correct"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

,s..ns, saFs Exclusive servlesA
wAsHlSGr1S. Aug 20 -Criti
,,.- !, - rayest sor, Is nov b..
~ rsss aEalnss the mrret Of the
Au.ssnn hsiilsship
Errns uoz declare that ihe
-. ers,rucsicn t. a menace e.
- "a q he floating forts svery
~ 4 vida cost he nation mii
les q aaaarx
ssuraing % these criticisms g
N sslsuns IN the navy gocs forth
~ Aastle with many chances o.
txA 4 isns e. peace.
hsss9. ne statement Is made
AZ y ~ ~ mind proved. that QUE
IN ecasracinfs are 100 years D.
~ as tlnes
fkss sxperts. who hayN exam
II casey Into ooaditianz since
q Hssseg 60 Ire Georgia. base
~ spialozs GA the following COO
6mN
- .ngrvfs aaf magazines % az
= sasfksAirs are constructed on
\ srtrclsta ~ she elevator Ehaft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
kUMERlC REPORTS
EVENTFuL TRIP

Not often DO aa many things hap
pm on a voyage a. came 30 the lot
81 tho British steamer knmeric.
nuN unloading 5000 tons 81 coal
~ tho navy yard. fremortoa In
the trip from the Orient there were
~ hirthH. aix deaths aud two sui.
cidea on board Since the vessel
left Cardiff. wales. Il has carried
2k5 passengers Tho trip has net
ted the owners Of the Kumeuo a
lag profit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
DRUNK EN- ENGINEER
LOSES LICENSE

Marine Inspectors Turner and
Whitney yesterday ordered the H.
cenae OF Chief Engineer " l. Var.
ney 81 The steamboat Lydia Thomp.
sou. revoked. and suspended A l.
Shorts, assistant engineer Of the
same vessel. for 60 days
Narney disappeared shortly after
Capt T.. y Nordyke filed the
charges and has not yet been found.
While the Lydia Thompson was
of Port Townsend the trouble
started when Capt Nordyko &C.
cuaed Varuey and shorts ~ being
drunk while on duty. Nnrdyke was
compelled 10 knock shorts down.
aud Ia the excitement that followed
some one smashed the boiler feed
pumps with a sicdgp hammer. put
ting the vessel out Of commission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

=. ra claim that 'he property
= sss.et rclepbone Co is over.
= - = nat is. that 6 l' assessed
'is'''.s. nan 60 per cent Of iIa
ysss -..nar,a 60 say that
~ ~ question was put hy
ne 49, s,s,s.arer Matt II Gormlcl
caaaN - NeNicken attorney
. N V. sssss, Telephone Co
~ 4, sas s~sss, Telephone Co. hhe
TIE 80 sefvlce corporations
y 49, as' \ laws rs property as
eelees !, ~ sane ratio OF yalac
ssssea !. .-s,safy sltiHcn submits
70 =. ..ssn tr a rcduction, g
u ~ ~. assessment ~ Size
e,a'aas II y .se casht to BE- reduc
e.V = -. -. tAa cable oa hand on
e as cyst sie9S5T69 t5
49, $40 tAs assessment OF S23N..
49, slteef materially reduced
:, ...,sssr cut entircly. az tho giV
Y. = AZ city 81 i2 main line
=. -. s p,ace patrol phones and
Y. - -rgvIlsse II sirlugtng 81 Sc
= X usre On sunset poles, Ia
So 70 Induction ot 50 per
- - an ether city phones, Is
- 4 ses ycar 20 the city
~ eoarsay franchise the Pc
- rl,ls.s i worth no more than
- - q pr ccnt % which ur
~ - = IL assessshle value This
7 - foe 81 De gorcgoins favor
: tie city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
COUNCIL DELAYS
CHARTER PENSION

The J. z. Manning resolution.
FIRST presented 90 the Commercial
elah. Tor a commission Go revise the
charter. wna presented % the city
councii LAST niEht and referred To
the committee ~ the whole.
There arm said 20 b. ether roao.
iutiona frum other sources that
wiil be- presented 20 the council
before Tho committee Of she whole
begins the task ~ determining the
wiadom Of ordering a commission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
PLAGUE DISCUSSED

Tho board Of health AZ its regu.
lar meeting last night discussed the
question % the bub0nic plague a.
SAN Francisco
The health officer was Instructed
70 communicate with the q 5 Ma
rlnn surgeons at Port Townsend
and keep ia touch with them on
jhe subject
J. l. GaviEan was appointed as
sistant health officer 10 inspect
schools
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
cHiAAMAN ADOPTS WHITE
COY: MAKES AIm HEIR

POTTsVlLt.E. Pa. Aus. 20. -
Through q document fiied Ia the
office % the recorder 81 deeds Of
SchnYikih county here. Charlie
Sing. Chinese lnundryman. be.
comes the foster father 81 Charles
Hunt. a white boy. ~ Philadelphia
parsutnFe
The boys mother. Grandmother
and great grandmother. ali ~ Phiia.
deiphia. are parties 20 the agree
meHt
They agree that the boys name
shall BE- Roy 8oo Sing. that Charlie
Sing shall he bis father. and in
return the boy become the legal
hoir 81 the laundryman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
MUST
COME INTO LINE

or probable fatal Injuries 10 any
passenger or omploye. the railroad
company aheil cause the railroad
commission 10 be notified by wire.
giving location Of the wreck and
u possible tho number OF persons
killed OF injured
Tho above rule ~ In compliance
with section ~ Of the railway com.
mission law. which requires tho
cnmmlhHlon to investigate all
wrecks IN tho state involving loss
~ lifo 10 passengers or embalyea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
BADLY INJURED IN
TRAIN WRECK

- - q he air brakes 20 work
CAUSED the wreck ~ :
- ne g & r. 81 railroad
- laylof Yesterday afternoon
49, pi9ceedlng down a Hteen
- 49, ne brakes refused 10 hold
Il y shzlns and IS cars dashed
III Bottom with frlahfful veloc.
|fsi- -'.siao'ive dld not leave the
4 ~. ~ ne loaded cars piled 10
IA ~ mass J X Fisher. arBf
nsHny Renfou Clay 4 coal
49, Engineer G. W. Majors
IL. LA. 40 were severely Injured
y. .@.isn workmen remained ON
20 and escaped wlth a few
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
ORDINANCE FOR
INDIAN STATUE

Councilman Crichton got an or.
dinahee introduced IN the city coun.
ell last niEht providing Tor tho con.
atfuction % the foundation Tor tho
Indian fountain and statue at f1fth
Az North and Denny way.
This will be- followed up By the
city constructing the basin. which
VIII b. 10 feet IN diameter and
then ietting the contract for the
tlfooi granite pedestal aud the
statue % electro copper plated plan
tor cast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

Residents % Tenth and Eleventh
avs, between Madison and Yesler.
are iucensed a. the qaality Of sand
stone beins put down as street
pavement there Last night they
named a committee 90 walt on
mombefa 81 the board ~ public
works and insist on the contractor
laying better stone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
EXCHANGE RENTS ROOMS.

Tho Seattle Builders Exchanro
has rented rooma on the second
flnot of tho Nov Arcade building
70 be occupied Sept Articles of
incorporation have been filed at
Olympia and tho Exchange will
tnon ~ on "A working basis Tho
nfet meeting viii DO held iomor
row niFhi al tho ruoms Of the
Cham Der 90 Cummerre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
SUNSET TELEPHONE
COMP ANY PROTESTS
CHARGES III TREATMENT.

G. Nouns a fireman Of the steam
schooner Santa Ana. claips ~ have
heen assaulted by Chief Engineer
r. II Moon of that vessel while
on the hlgh seas lilo has a badly
bruised. face which he offera as CIV.
dence OF The assault Moon denlen
that ho laid hands on Young. In
spite OF Young assertions he viii
not file charges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
MINISTER'S PROTEST.


SPOKANE. Aug 90 --At a meet.
inE ~ the Spokane Mlnisieriai ss-
aociatlou a resolution Waa PASSED
cDudemning the action ~ the city
council lH amending the reui SELL
ing lnW 50 az % provide for pool
selling during the Interstate fair
this Year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

Three septic tanks are 10 be
built on the side hin above Ross
and near the Free Methodist semi.
nary. under thH provisions o. an
ordinance offered 10 the council
last night The sum of tf.500 De-
appropriated b. the bill for the
purpose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
MORE DELIVERY BOYS.

The special delivery business AZ
tho local p0aloffico has Increased
about 70 per cent az a result % the
tolcgraphors' strike and the nun.
Der % special delivery boys has
been doubled Nearly 800 letters
bearing special delivery stamps
we're received yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

Ing rooms inio the turreta b.
means - two stage shaft. thus
preventing any possibility Of sparks
falling into the handling roonl.
it was only after prolonged and
bitter protest from the ilna officers
~ the American navy. and the sac.
rlfice % possibly ~ lives. that the
bureau some two moufha aK8 Do
yiasd the shutfsr
Ia the uEht ~ the Georgia Dis
astef. however b. this any more
than an Inefficient makcahif, after
aM7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

Tire upper deck. ard the powder
gas passed up from maEtrinrs near
the bottom Ok the vessel
The hatch IN the lower deck waa
nps directly beneath the uppegmost
batch hut was 90 one side. aad if
hufninR powder fell q was sspar
aied from the hatch heluw by
screen % wooleu cloth
This ia practically the system Ia
FnEr Co every other uAFF except
fhaf ~ the United states
an other navies pr@lde fnr Nft.
lax powder and she'll fram fi4e haut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

The condensed milk aud eyapo-
rated cream ordinance passed the
council last night Tho bin pro
hibits the mixing OF condensed or
ogaporated milk or cream with wa.
ter OF any other anbaianca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
BEGINS FOUND GUILTY.

Daniel ttWkiHH. manager ~ the
nakins Moving 4 Storage Co. vas
fnHud guilty - ofnfcharre e. The
extent % So "a Justice John 3
CARROTS court Monday afternoon.
David awamk being the plaintiff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
AND VAT THERE MAS
A GREAT SHORTAGES


WASHINGTON. Aug 20-Ac.
cording 60 the geological survey
report for Washington. uhat state
mlnnd 81 600 900 wofth more % coal
lat Nnaf Than ID lans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
STATE PENSION MEN OVER IS

BOSTON. Mass. Aug 20
commission Tor tho Investigation %
tho plan for state pcuiouH for
persons over 90 years % axe vas
appointed by Governor Guild
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

Mrs y Morrison circuit. a well
known local writer under the nom.
de- plume 81 Becky sharp" IA now
assistant editor OF the Georgetown
Gazette News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
SPEED COMES HIGH.

- Van Wrinkle was fined S and
costs in Justice CAROLS court
Monday afternoon for speeding an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

y. ~ 2 Moore aad W. S. Card
90 '-sea % damages FOR III.
inlss .ep'sciailon o. abufiing
lrss. s.sAed By the Fourth az B
n. =. ~ q being erected. They
|illsly 'z9g9 and 5000. resp.c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
DEADLY TURRETS BUILT TO HELP DEATH

on BATTLE
sa,ss Az WRONG. AND
..sslcAg soYs ENLlsTtNG
a. NAVY co FORTH AS TO
skrTlE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

rights and the needs OF those who
are loss we'll off. and the poor
man Who oxciis'a or INDUCES In
envy and hatred. af those who are
better OF. arc alike alien 70 tho
Hplfii OF our natural ,ifo."
The aalreaa By President Rnoae.
welt puts The Ito 20 the reports
sent out from New York city that
wall e, interests had secured adj
Fhneed tipa that President Rooae.
ven would state that trust. prob
ing was over This r. now thought
70 have boon done simply 20 start
atocka soaring again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

drop "a she'll among the ProgidontB
oil cans before they are unioaded
at Acalutia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
siar special servIes.l

olfMPtA. Aug 10 The rail-.
iuaus otthla state are 90 be brought
mo lhes Tho railroad commission
mas pfepatod a statement aud sent
m me FHloua railroads notifying
tho'otfielals that the commission
~ TO ho Informed ~ once hy wire
OF any railroad accident. The pro.
pohed rule Is a. follows:
Immediately on receiving nowa
OF = wreck or accident ON itn line
IN this state Involving loss of llfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
On THE FRONT

sssn schooner Santa Ana left
= hllzgham today 70 oomplefu
/ Ess q lsmbeF for California
- shs VII carry $50 900 feet
A'anAhsp Bertha arrfvef from
A&s - nighf Nith ieo passsu
- 80 80 tors - copper ore
- "a fo1che Island.
- szsgrsion season 10 the
q thing Of TIE past The
- spokane arrived today and
~ 90 viii e. 20 San Fran
he steamship Dolrhin
port last night from south
= aAaAa thus ending ths excar
- 'aasal . this section Of tie
- ea@pbel. % the fnqpera
49, @ yesterday purchasaa
= - Saptls for $3.50. The Tug
~ SOD iof DEBT
n a large cargo OF general
!. ndlss the steamer Rlojun
-. sailee Tor the Orient at an
Aon this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
COVER HAS CHANCE
TO RECOVER

Michael Cover. the 81 policeman
who recently shot himself because
81 unrequited affections. was re-.
moved 20 the Seattle General hos
pltal today from Haycnua park, and
is reported 10 be Improving, with
good prospects for recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

Iowa newspapers have provoked
me anger Of Senator Tillmau by
elaaflng him FOR hls sensational
speeches on the negro question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-09-14
Excellent
Attractions
For the CharleVOix COun-
ty Fair at East Jordan
Sept. 74-25.26.

Our County Fair is now within only
a little over week hence and every
thing points to one Of the best attrac-
tions ever offered 10y the Association.
Liberal premiums are being offered In
every division and already there is the
promise of big exhibit.
In the line of attractions. outside Of
the horse-racing, there will be Bal
loon Ascensinn each day. The Mar
tin Balloon Go. of Grand Rapids are
under contract to give three ascen.
sions with their famous Torpedo Ex-
plOsiOn parachute Descent. In this
act the parachute is enclosed in can
vas globe and when the proper height
is reached, man and parachute are ap-
parently blown to atoms only TO ap-
pear in moment Ia a graceful de-
scent.
The Committee in charge of the
Band Music are in correspondence
with several good bands and will
. contract within few days.
Secretary Brintnall IS anxious to
have all entries for exhibits made the
first day of the Fair and wishes all
who have such to make their plans ac-
cordingly.
The Grand Stand Is being enlarged
to care for the crowds which increase
from year to year. Below we give a
list Of the races scheduled.
WEDNESDAY, Purse
800 Glass, trot or pace 500 90
2:l8 Glass, trot or pace 200 90
Novelty Race mile walk, ! mile
trot, mile go-as-you-please 25 90
THURSDAY
2:40 Glass, trot or pace Sl5o 90
Free for all 200 90
Running Race 100 90
In addition to dancing and other
side attractions The Electric Theatre
will ruu several sets of views and
songs each day and Loveday Opera
House will be open two nights with
couple of AL attractions.
Every effort is being made by the
officers of the Association and our
citizens TO make this a banner year
and they invite the people of this and
adjoining counties to come and enjoy
the event
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-09-14

Mr., Rockefeller says that all he has
done he has done In love. In love of
what?
Old Hickory chairs are just the
thing for the porch, They can be
found at WHITTINGToN'S
Wcllman can soon start on his new
series of lectures on "Why have not
storted for the North Pole.'
An ONO woman refused in court, to
tel her age, and the judge sustained
her. Upright-also wise judge.
Judge Parker has decided meyer to
run for any Office again. Colonel
Bryan could not find anywhere a
nobler example.
Senator LaFoliette says graft exists
everywhere, but the correctness of
that assertion will be doubted by men
who have to work hard for living.
The PittSburg man who had a two
year old child arrested on the charge
OF tearing up his lawn has given the
country the impression that he is
blessed with disposition like a
cr0sscut saw.