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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
WOULD EXTEND
SALOON LIMITS

Because Mayor Moore refused %
align the ordinance granting Frank
Clancy n saloon license for n bar
room at Sixth av. t. aud Dearborn
st. the license committee Of the
council yesterday recommended the
passage Of the license over the
veto. and the extension OF the sa-
loon limits 20 taks In Claney'a To-
cation
The members Of the license com.
mittse tried TO show that tha mayor
had signed other licenses outside
tina limits. but failed to find a case
IN which he had done 80. In adj
ditioH 70 extending the limits
southwark. the license COMMITTEES
Will probably also reopen the ga
loon limit question around the Fed
erai building at Third and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
EMMA GOLDMAN MUST BE
QUIET SAYS WAPPY

Che faf Pei WaHHanafeIa
states that Emma Goldman. an
afshlst. slated 10 apsak In Seattle
some time THE week. viii have Is
eanflns herself . a mild Discus
sion q economic subjects lie
Hsld
We VIII not aiiow Mics Goldman
% make any hloadthlrHlY speeches
II she breaches am dangerous doe
frine she vii Be stopped far good
az far as Seattle fl concerned
The health Of yourself and The
health 81 your family may depend
On the proper sanitation II rouf
home and The quality Of the plumb
las fixtures q Fl brown & Co.
22t Pine IF Both phauaa -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
TAfETTA AND LACE
IN THIS GOWN

A EaNa foe : young woman s #
Nhlfe tsffetA. lhe quality bnIuz - =
soff nasahls silk. thai dranea ard
hangs gracefully The whlte Is the
h@Hun lnx daliEAHH oHMfNf Tore and
tits = supplemented - striped at
fsta - trimming Tie striped sid
- 81 pale b.an aud whife the stripe
besuK "a laeh IN wtafh Thia fabric
Is asn8 "a tke sleeves aua anAer.
yoke pieces
The looasly afapsd operbeales
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

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Elsta are zee ~ofkfuamea
VIE eatH kHaH ere fsaNsn WbH
WHsAs Socialist taaa#Na eeEe
FFHHfsHeHs Ia 4hm HHkanaAakIaH AT
TIA hers WNHH mambaaa ~ 0asIaam
trades aHfsHH Of lath city Tie "a
saHsHs eaFfEaA chinese lAmfssas aAa
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WAtnt# the MaFaeiEHaAaa Nam
Faa TAG ssga sssa - tie aAna. ef
wsfehsfs Tie htNHast Haas
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AfAHH EHHaHaH Qa1aaH wMaHN Gee
HHaH "a kN# sh# haHf AaH shamFsd
ths spHaAaFs she pfnsastaa against
President MaHassmsH HFefaaNuaNnf
nf TIE HalHe prisoners
AtHHfH* H1taa6t NhH so social
lHtte sAHthtsaH Ter congress at the
last election anH whn M4a aaIN a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
SomethIne New

Every tine Yau stait California
Yaa realize some uew pleasure
There fa always something new
fta charms are lneHhauatihje
To reach them take The Southern
Pacific Cos road Of a thousand
wonders Three trains daily Tick.
ct reservations and descriptive ~.
erafure a. Union Ticket office Sos
First AZ. Z z. Ellis. Reul agent
e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
PROF. SEIGER SITS DOWN ON
CLASS PICNIC

aud holding the picnic aa pri
yata affair. IN the face Of faculty
dinhppfuYal
The juniors aud seniors believe
they eau he trusted Mr. Geigef
aa.H they can not and that there
are not enough teachers to keep
track af them At a picnic II the
students SO ahead sith their pie
ME. anafflclally. they are very lie
bic Ca be individually suspended
from school. which would be ans
we're hlaw To the seniors. Who grad
uHse next month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

The annual iunior.senior picnic.
for many years an event Of much
importance at the Seattle High
school. has been called off thia year
by Principal daiger. a. have also
the sophomore and freshmen pie
mics. and ali other similar events
except the senior class daY. and the
orchestra excursion aud dance
There IL much indignation among
tho npperrlahEmen At the high
school. aud there IL talk af the
juniors and seniors getting together
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
oosstlIY CHANCES HANDS.


TACOMA. MAJ IL Articles Of
Incorporation we're filed With the
secretary Of state al Olympia Yeas
tsfaay b 4 & fAx aun II schAef
fer faf the ponnsllY Hofsl com
nauY The capital stock IL given
as tT8 600.
The naw company IL formed to
purchase the uouueliy hotel from !
e D0nueilY for a figure approx
mating 80, 600 These negotiations
have been pending for several
weeks AMI have just been closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
FAIRBANKS STEAMER SAILS

FAIRBANKS. MAY 1.-THE
steamer koyukak Will sAil from
here "Wednesday under charter 10
so up the GhAndeiAr river. She
all be the first steamer 70 ascend
that stream
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

SPOKANE. MaY ia novel con-
test bstwssn rival fratsrnal or
asrH is forashaaawed BY the arr
nnuncetneut that the order p
Owls has decided 10 send IL v
Mitchell. Of South Bend. Ind. %
spokAne and other n0rthwesteFH
cities 20 snta hiisA nests u that
society. Thia aetiou Il supposed %
be prompted ~ the formation Of .
new society in this state knnNH
as the sHrofhefhood 81 owls.
which has organized ssNs4 81
nests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
sfsEsT srEvEponE DIES

- s.9aTLAsD. Ore. May i4-eap,.
-. HFoRn ~ the atsveHarfaR
- z Brown 4 Maeaha af tbfa
- 81 the hsafskaawn Hsr
-. he circles on tie Pacific
49,. eisd suddenly u faarf
-. est utRht UntH fsW
-. before tbs aftaek NJ
Ass been IN ordinary heath
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
cREMATIoN oF &c pEAp.

A Illustrated foaklat Containing
Tho views 81 leaders Of public apln
laa &C The hHhleeg Letters from
gssapis ~ The state Sent FREE On
application Arfhar A Wright. as
Queen Aane az. Seattle. wash 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

has vide arnhoisa These are out
lined wlth stitched bands q The
white faffafa. The long pointed re
vefs are also Of this ak The Yeat
ls made 81 aIluvef dueaesae lace
and has tinY blue velvet bows
down the front The buttons that
ornament the pointed reFefa are q
Opaque crystal The skirt ts fun
and has a series Of graduated nun
folds uHnn r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
AUBURN NOTES

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= Eaaxxsgatlagat msaiataf a.
rssher. nrsa-hsa 4 ssrmaa ea
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4 sse So meesEak thHa #s led
assrearata tiFee trustees 8 -
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maafs e. aHat apefa
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esswssn thu Auburn aaa
sssFsr kixh Schools. VIII g..
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
LOCAL FLASHES
Jossph K Woods oisa

Word has been received from
Nome Of the death Of former United
States Attorney Joseph X Woods
Woods vent to Mona from alasonla.
Mont. In 1000 and uas appointed
United States attorney shortly after
hls arrival
Want Common User
Three franchise ordinances we're
introduced into the council last
night Ia fayor Of the Great Nafih.
ern providing for common uHsf con
nsctinK tracks between The tracks
OF the Great Northern. Union rnel.
fic and ether lines on the tide flats
This passage u these franchises afa
part OF the agreement hatwesn ths
two roads named ehea the uniaH
Pacific rIaht Of wat Naa thfekhed
out
Ne Hearing Until Juns.
Washington isHmhefmen who are
making a tight before the interstate
eammefue commission for The open
tnx Of the Portland gateway are
naw assured thai there eAa be 40
hearing on the fight before the lat
ter part % June
Mary Books stolen.
Mrs n Z Lacy OF SO v Raf q
believes that the hufEIafiElnk q
tzta second az ". iaat night waa
the wefk u hags A large number
% books aud a silver handled um
hFeilA we're atotsn Many lhtuKa uf
value acre overlooked
v. ~ C A. NsHInfTs
The elasaes OF the I " G. 4
vii nsxt Tuesday sivs their annual
exhibition IN the association rooms
Three departments consisting of the
domestic arts. domestic science aud
KFmnaalum work vii give Al Idea
x what hAa been accomplished
lookira Ter Brnthss
IN Mcclellan 81 uAtesVilie. Ter
where be practices ias. IL locking
for Information eunessuinK a broth
sf Thomas Mcclellan. uha has not
h~sa heard from D his relatives far
Tia lAat tz Years The last tine
safa as hat from him be uns IN
this eisY. wheFe hs hal established
a shlugie mil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
SPOKANE FREIGHT
RATES REDUCED

ST PAUL. May ft-Yeaterfsy
4 conferences vas held between the
hieh officials Of The FIJI and Har.
riman lines regarding business In.
teHesta Of Spokane At tho con.
eIusian Of the conference freight
reductions we're decided upon
which the jobhing interests Of that
city have been fighting for The
agreement reached has been made
80 As 70 confirm with the 500 rate
Hot AR Furnaces put IN proper.
y are the moat satisfactory We
guarantee them Geo II Wood.
house Co. liz University 81 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

some women are SO c0nscienti0ns
they won't spend any more money
on clothes than they can get bold
OF New York Press
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-31

A. o. Hershey had business on COM
mission house rev in Portland Thurs
day.
Father Maximilliap Klein went to
Portlsnd Monday afternoon on busi-
ness.
j. N, Smith, a barber of The Dalles,
spent Sunday with friends in Hood
River.
Judge Henderson went to Olympia
Saturday to visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Eaton, for a few days.
County Superintendent Neff visited
the Hood River schools Friday, re-
tuning home Saturday morning.
Mrs. Il. W. Winans and Mrs. W. 4.
Neff went to Portland Friday for a
few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A d. Moe and daugh-
ters, Florence and Frances, visited
the Rose city Thursday.
Mr.. aud Mrs Frederick Newell, of
Niagara Fails, N. Y, are visiting
Mrs. Newell's sister, Mrs. Willis Van
Horn.
Mrs. Newtown Clark, of Portland,
who has been visiting her son, W. l..
Clark, and family, returned home
Friday.
Geo. Knapp, of Underwood, took
the local for the east Saturday, bound
for the new town of Cliffs, on the
North Bank.
A social dance will be given at the
|. o. o II. hall at Odell Friday even
ing, Nov. !, 1907, by o. II. Ehrck and
Don Crosby.
Mrs v ilkius, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. V. G. Brock, for sew.
eIal weeks. left Friday for her home
at Vancouver, Wash.
| Miss Anna Jackson went to Salem
last week to attend the Willamette
university. She was accompanied by
her mother as far as Portland.
Mrs. II. W. Boyle and children lef'
for their new home at WasCo oil
Thursday. Their many friends regret
to lose them tIom the community.
Fl. Taylor went to Morrow county
to look for q carload of hay Upor
his return he states that help is 81
scarce that many a!e unable to gel
their hay baled.
Mis-. j. A. Cook and daughter let
Yesterday for Clifton, Ariz., to re
main all winter with her sister. The!
we're accompanied as far as Sacramen
to by Frank Pierce.
Mrs. j.. Clarke visite1 her daugh
ter, Mrs. Hadley, at Collins las
week, returning home Saturday ac
ccmpanied by her daughter. The lat
tor returned home Tuesday.
} W. s. Boorman aud wife ale N
from North Yamhil: attending tC bus
less matters. Mr.. Boorman has hat
an offer for his ranch in the valley
and is awaiting to close up the deal.
, j. j. Swigert, prominent orang
! grower of Pomona, Cal , cane up Sat
urday from Portland in company wit
: q. W. Simons, to spend Sunday o
Mr.. Simons' ranch in the Grape
, district. Mr.. Swigeft is an uncle
{ Mrs. Simons.
, W. G. Haley, president of the Hale
, & Lang Co, Sioux City, Iowa, We
3 in the valley last week visiting h
friends. Messrs. Pratt and Osborne
D of the Hood River Banking & Tru'
9 Co. He was also on the market for
shipment of Hood River apples.
r A. s. Blowers returned from For
d land the last OF the week to atten
IS to some business matters, and repor
that Mrs. Blowers is getting along
% we'll as could be expected. The oper
O tion she has undergone was serio
|. one. and 1t will take some time to r
4 gain her strength. Mrs. Early al
, Mrs. ickelsen went down to ma
IL with their mother during the ahsen
Of Mr.. Blowers.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-31
The Dietz Studio for photos.

The DietZ Studio for photos.
f. NJ. Peugh and wife we're passen-
gers for The Dalles Saturday.
Robt Barton, of Lyle, was a Hood
River visitor the last OF the week.
J Ii. Osborne made business trip
to Portland Thursday.
Fall ard winter millinerr at "The
Bazaar" Hood River Heights. sl9u
N. G. Evans and wife we're passen-
gers on No. 2 going east Saturday.
Il. r Bradley returned from trip
to Portland Saturday morning.
All kinds of rubber foot wear at re-
duced prices at Bragg Il o.'s
Michael Netf and wife we're passa'
gers for Portland Thursday on No :
Mrs. j. Often visited Portland the
latter part of the week.
Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu
do.
Dan MeaIs came up from Portland
Monday.
Jos. Frazier and wife retul ned from
Portland Tuesday on No. 2.
Chickens for Sunday dinner at Nc
Guire Bros. Order early.
P. E. Gerald, of Portland, visited
Geo. L. Prather Friday.
Geo. I. Prather returne last week
from trip to the willamette valley.
Ii. q. Stauffer, of Mosier, visited
Hood River Monday.
DR.. Robinson. OF Mosier, was in the
city Monday.
j. W. Newly spent Saturday in
Portland
Wm. Wheeler was Portland visitor
Saturday.
Frank Davenport went to Portland
the latter part of the week.
d. Walker made trip to Portland
Saturday.
Jas. Wishart, of Mt. Hood, left
Monday to visit brother at Shaniko.
II. c. Coe left for Newport, Ore.
Saturday.
Geo. Fox boarded the local for
Po tland Sa urday.
Geo Chan berlain came down from
Mosier on business Saturday.
Oregon buckskin suits for boys.
Cost no more but wear twice as long.
For sale at the Ioggery.
Last Thursday evening Mrs. Hud'
sons Sunday school class of young
ladies enjoyed pleasant time at the
J Baptist parsonage. Games, music anC
, refreshments were INDUCED in.
Ii you want to buy or sell real estate
20 to Onthank & Often. Money t.
loan on first mortgages. Abstracts ant
, legal papers carefully prepared. Nota
, rial work of all kinds.
2 Prof. Beatty's orchestra furnished
F.. the music for the Washington Height
Tennis club at White Salmon las
/ week, and the engagement was so vel
! pleased that they closed contract TO
= six more dances.
n Pastor Nutley has organized
young mems alert club with abou
s twenty members in connection VIII
o the Baptis, Sunday school. Musi
d and athletics will be included in tn
It curriculum for week days.
1t Roswell Shelley and wife came u
J. from Portland Sunday and left on tn
0 boat for Carson Monday afternoon
st They are getting accustomed to thei
5. new location, and outside Of Hoo
/; River think it one of the best place
on the coast.
J. Mrs. Margaret Green announces I'll
marriage of her daughter, Harriet,
3 Mr.. Isaac Newtown Campbell
Wednesday evening, October 30,
If Oscaloosa. Iowa Mr. and Mrs. Cam
tell will be at home to their frient
C Hood River after December 81.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-31
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

Our work guaranteed. Deit2 Studio.
Mr.. Bartmess is on cash basis.
Metal house numbers at Hunts Wall
Paper store.
Maple Syrup and New York State
Buck Wheat at Jackson's.
j. NJ. Sohmeltzel and wife went to
The Dalles Saturday.
Salt mackerel, eastern white fish and
,4rkled salmon at Jackson's.
1t is to your interest to refer to NJ,
Rarlmess' I'd under the new system.
Rev. Naald S0lands was a passenger
for The DalIe3 Saturday.
Olives in bulk, bottles and cans at
Jacksou's.
Call and see the beautiful new plan
os at Soule'l house.
Mrs. Perry Wells went to Dufur Sat
u.day to visit friends and relatives.
Fresh made sausage at Mcclure Bros.
every day.
Miss Edie Van DeIlen, of The
Dalles, visited Hood River friends
the first Of the week.
Vh. G. Young is in the market for cat
tie hogs, chickens, etc, and Will pay
the highest market price.
Phone Uolmam's S Market, Main l4Ol,
on The Heights for your meat ORDERS
Free and prompt delivery,
Sanford Smith and wife returned
lat week from eastern Oregon, and
will spond the winter in Hood River
Mt. Hood tooth powder, best in the
would at Williams Pharmacy. Money
bacs ii not satisfactory. ia
Henry Howe, of Walla Walla, visit,
cd relatives and friends in the city
las week, returning homo Thursday.
rry q candle power lamps instead
Of 81. The price of the lamp is the
sar.g as l6 Caudle power. lt VIII
save YOU money on your meter DILL
Do YOU know that Pinesalve CarboIizet
acts like poultice in drawing out IN
Gammation and poison? 1t Is antlsep
H.. For cuts, burns eczema, cracked
h4n.ls it is immediate relief. Sold by
Ke." & Cass.
v J Da7old came up from Port
Io,l Yesterday to see about pIttinl
H. 3iiqaalk down to the new stree
yr..ie Oh Oak street, to meet The new
@.,t but ~ By j. E. Nicho's.
The srectal sales at Bragg q Co s Il
certainly giving the buying puOli'
great tar.ains.
Now Orleans 1Iolasscs in bulk an'
ceus at jac!.son's.
NJ. lInyucs has large and compIet
,.nuL nf heating stoves, all sizes, from
sraN a;gti.ht bedroom heater TO tn
largest size stove for halls or storerooms
See them and get prices.
4 carload OF lumber has arriVe'
+r5'a tae Oregon Lumber Co ffoI
Uoe and Marshal Gsnger ia busy put
tirg down crossWalks which have zee
needed for some time.
The first delivery will be made at
o,rI,rf in the morning DO not 1all
Iava vour orders in for your bolIs al
roo.ts in time for this trip. The la'
trlp VIII be made at 10: 40 ana the la "a
,rin in the evening at 4 :3O. fleaSo U,
serve these h1Gr- OF delivery So a.
receive your meats on time ana 1 6ssi
ne IN tie delivery. MCGUIRE BRO
If man loves q girl that's his bus
If . girI lo7es man that's her bus
ness III ,hot
their business ,.,
If they want to buy tarm Iua' "
It.,1JrannpP n 20,
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
DR.. A. E. KEIGWIN
HEADS URSINUS
Pastor OF New York Church
Called TO a College
Presidency
HAS HAD ACTIVE CAREER

At a recent meeting of the Board Of
Directors of Ursinus College, College
Vile, Pa, a call was extended TO the
Rev. Albert Edwin Keigwin, d. D., pas
tor of the West End Presbyterian
Church, of New York City, TO become
president of the college, the leadership
in the work of the institution to be
carried on in connection with his pres
ent work in New York. It is expected
that he will accept the call.
Doctor Keigwin has won distinction
as an organizer and leader of religious
and philanthropic enterprises. He was
born in Lyons, Iowa, 81 years ago. His
father is the Rev. Albert n. Keigwin,
ID. D., pastor emeritus of West Pres
byterian Church, of this city where
he was in active service for more than
twenty years.
The president-elect Of Ursinus was
graduated from Princeton University
in 1891, received the degree of Master
of Arts from that institution in 1894
and the degree of Doctor of Divinity
from Lafayette College in 1906. He is
also a graduate of Union Theological
Seminary in New York. He has serv-
ed three astorates-Millville, n. j.,
where he was stationed for five years,
adding $40 members to his church roll,
making it the largest congregation in
the Presbytery; Park Presbyterian
Church, Newark. where he also spent
five years in distinguished endeavor
and latterly at the West End Church,
one Hundred and Fifth street and AM
sterdam avenue, New York city, where
for the past two years he has achieved
remarkable success in administering
the work of 25 distinct church organiz-
ations. He is a strong preacher and
has the largest evening audiences that
gather in New York.
At present DR.. Keigwin holds the
following important posts in the Pres
bvterian Church; Member of the Board
of Home Missions, member of the COM
mittees of General Assembly on Evan
gelistic Work and Church Union anc
Reunion and chairman of the Com
mittee on Ministerial Sustentation. H'
is the author of THE Heart Side o.
cd" and "The Bethlehem of the Heart
two books for young people which hav'
been widely read.
The directors Of the college appoint
ed a committee TO convery the call t.
Dr. Keigwin.
The college opened its thirty eight
year Thursday with hikh-water mari
attendance and prospects. The acad
envy enrolment is the largest open
ing enrolment in the history of tina
department Of Ursinus. With the cal
of Doctor Keigwin the outlook for tn
future OF the institution is brighte
than ever.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
DR.. SHERWOOD
TO PAY ALIMONY
So Directed by the Court,
Pending Settlement Of
Divorce Suit

Superior Court this morning ordered
Or. William f. Sherwood to pay his
wife. Alice c.. Sherwood. who is suing
him for divorce. $3.50 expense money
and Ss5 a month alimony pending
hearin gof the cause. Hugh Morris
appeared for Mrs. Sherwood. Dr.
Sherwood was not represented.
1t was the first open reference made
in court to the troubles of the Sher-
woods.
In the petition Of Mr.. Morris asking
for expenses and alimony he alleged
that Mrs Sherwood is without funds
and IS now conducting a boarding
house as a means OF support. on the
other hand Sherwood Is the owner Of
dwelling at Ninth and Washington
streets. and of a horse and three
wagons. and physician TO the Reading
Railroad Company and TO the Fra
ternnal Order of Eagles.
Following the granting Of the order
Mr.. Norris asked for permission to
file a supplemental bill. but the court
refused to grant the application, the
Delaware statute preventing the filing
OF supplemental bills in divorce cases.
In announcing the opinion Of the court
Chief Justice Lore paid q compliment
10 Victor b. Wooley's Practice" ,"
which he said was wonderfully clear
and comprehensive on the subject Of
divorce.
The case viii be heard at this term
of Superior Court.