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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

The board Of health wili. among
cfhcr matters. discuss the new
state mllk Inspection law az the
roonday meeiing next Monday
Il IL not thought By Health OF
ticer Calhoun that the neN law
win affect the present methods og
milk inspection tn this ci,y though
81 Is expected 20 permanently bet
ter the dairy conditions here a.
elsewhere.
II IL said that the probabilities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

A network Of electric roads. with
Seattle as the common center. Ia
the present plan OF stone & Web,
rler Of hosten. owners Of the Sc
attic Electric. the lnterurhan and
the Tacoma street railway aystema.
According 10 C. u wyman. rep
resen,atlye Of Stone 4 Webster. az
present In Seattle. the pugpt Sound
4 International Railway 4 Pow,
e. Co. at present n Maine corpora.
ton with capital stock Of S2aoe.
eco viii within few days file a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
.rApnIso ApYnAY AT TACOMA.

TACOMA. June ib.-otle Adams,
a eolorcd woman, victim Of a muir
derouB attack Of some unknown
man, IL 1T 81. Joseph's hospital In
a critical condition Stealing up
behind her in the darkness on -
street, the womhn's aesaiinnt
plunged long atlietto Into her
back, psnstraiinG her right lung.
and then twisted the blade around.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
DRAWS DRAFT FOR MONEY ON BONDS

win leave With the bonds In his
grip % take them personally 20
ChteaKo and deliver them
IL Is tbs intrnttea Of the treas.
BrrF 20 get the money 10 Seattle
with the least possible expense and
be vii negotiate with local banks
to make the exchange A. the face
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
elaborate SYSTEM OF
ELECTRIC INTERURBANS

petition az Olympia for permission
20 do business IN this state.
The new company inteudn,
through the building Of new lines
or acquisition Of existing ones, to
have network OF r0ada extend.
lne from Vancouver. n. c. to Van
couYer. Wash. and extending
westward to the nraxs hArhor
country with branch lines TO the
eastward from the Sound 10 the
Cascades tapping the fruit and
farming regions OF Mhatcom
skaglt. Snohemlsh. aud the more
tOutherly eaunties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
SIGNS MUST
BE Removed

nillboafda belonging 20 Foster q
Klelner tackled onto ratings Ia Vafi'
ona parts OF the city were ordered
removed today By Charles u. Case
superintendent of streets. Mi.
Case says that In many places there
is danger OF them toppllnE over
onto pedentriana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

City Treasurer George Russell
YESTERDAY drew the draft FOR
1850 .230 on the Harris Trust a
Eatlnga Baax Of Chicago. the mon
sy which Is % b. received LIS ex.
change fer the isaue OF sewer
bonds
Saturday Comptroller Carroll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

80: 81 'i ~ sss;. fi;sSsl . Ssls p'eF.
psr % re-. eaeymhsls PEI det te4seei
lsssa tssns re- ID. no hsstnsda esisns.
" uaAte sstst ezra, psf det, sesite
Fruits.
ora=ss~. fsney. % 500 ss sheie.. q 10
ttal HhnanAs, bunch. u nut ~ tanTs-
si EhS'I' a ss. = be- ss''lr'ii s. e.
Sss '' Sos sases y ssss sss wsa s
shss serlss b. ~. d ~ :. Gia.iaa
glnsapplss ~, &C. SCI = ,ags : 90, s,snt e,
lssui.. Ire z. iassis' u so vi oiai
i.ss. 30 81. q to0g a. ssasalosrss
stals 80 afflse,s pr sfats. q r.
peaches crete. q sauih
Esss.
Select ranch sags. pes aez iasi ffssh
.s .sss ssa -. Eas'''a. Hs'ie. ofsssa
Halter asa Cheese.
I wsssinston srsamsry butter. PEI 10. sssi
Fsnsh balisF fss -, 20 ehssss, ws.
tehsIa fsins' fsf ib. iI4aiss. wiseeasia
iesaF Amsfiea, - iilnhsfasf, va ~
W.. s-,.. i IL as' Tiiis sa - %. ,.ss
California. tte.
tive hess. rsf d. loei tfefisfs. per -
ne lee tuftefs. rsT ~. ituzec dressed
ID. ate ~ live aaets. %. Eie. Teestsfs. 10
live stsrh.
Wsthefs psf 80 su3Ksl sWrn. pr 10. a.
slrsfs. psf ~. So saws pee ID. Ss8tei
calves. rsf "a. stsusse iaiats psf 10. -
Ii@s saa csaeat.
Feftisna ssinsat inpaftsd. psf tbi. o. 8
feftlsad esiasnt eAiifeFnia. 90 ~. q =
seheansf hsiftut - ID. etutsei steam
saintsa. iigi fush go. ia ~ sik1. lb = !.
silver aaneps ~ tuae uilmAiA oysters
aaek. q s2us 3l AL g. 70 E4slsfn sssA
Fwts q 81 Fans. DE Vi. efahs. tswl ssl sais
81 - snalpsfs zee CLAIMS. 80 szsk.
o. - ffassn SD pef ~. So stssihsas
salHsea. psF a. iaHlle. flessh assssf al
mee. 80 -. o. ffassn stiasets vs. -
Meats.
steer per ~ tAgsa rsua ~ fANass
veal SO - fute ngifen. -. i1gi. -
splina tsmh. go 10. "a. sfssssa hass
- d. lie
usy saa Fssa.snffs.
Fasfsfn wsshinHtss unashYs ton. fssez
rpess aeana taH ~ alfalfa. leo. tts
fta8 efaftsa eefn. saa, szgas fss4
usaL tsa. g1oE nsidaiinas go. tf1oa
81 raks. 80 tsa5 - tfan. 80 tea, ~
stalts# 80 tsn ne eteprst fssf. teH
g. eats. tea tngHi stsai. sqa. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

value Of the bonds. unlcsH this
II done the money will probably be
left IN Chicago for the present aud
only drawn as needed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
WOMEN CAN
BENOTARIES

txtas srseiai sersissb
OLYMPIA. June Is Women OF
Warrington will be accorded the
rlsht to become nolarlea public 10
the state of Washington. The law
passed by the Legislature granting
them the privilege OF wearing
without calling IN a man VIII De
deemed constitutional aud the
necessary petition aud $40 IL ~
that stands in tho way OF any fani.
mine aspirations toward notafiai
dignity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
SANITARY Plumbing

We arc experts IN sanitary plumb.
ms aud Install modern fixtures.
We guarantee our work Reason
able priers Prompt service q.
u nfusn fibx Co. 81 Pine 81
Both phones -
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eLoupntasr ~ sourn DAKOTA

RAPID CITY. 4. -. June IA
eioudhurat near Linfofd, small
station on the Northwestern rail-
road fifteen miles north Of this
station. "Wednesday evening caused
considerable loss to property and
five lives thus Tar are reported %
have been iont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
TEA

Every pound package Of
Schilling's Best is a free
sample, il you don't like it.
Your grocer returns your money
II you don't like schillingu Best.
We pay him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
MIDDLE AT PORTLAND

f5eFipps Telegraph oefFesl
PORTLAND, June is-it viii be
which and tothef in this city TO
Morrow. Tho county prosecuting
attorney says that the saloons must
close. aud that the dining rooms IN
hotels. etc. must not serve liquor
with meals.
The city attorney says the county
laws do not apply to the city. ana
tho Indications are that a test case
will result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
THE MARKETS

Beeause the Texau neS potato
rrop la very short com minsiaa
merchants are finding Y haF .
auppiy their customers IA Seattle
viii this years product Late yrn-
tsrday q shipment Of new sweet
corn from California was on me
street. selling for SO 10 20 cents
per dozen ears The supply of
roasting ears will be larger newt
week and from nov until the END
81 The loeai season. some green
eufrants from Summer sold on
Western Az. Thre ocaFu " Gran
FeH and one Of lemons are amonS
the latest reeaiptH.
straw berries took an upward
turn TO-DAY, some uf the best sell
ind a. high aa 1910 per eFaie. The
pearhra aud apricolH continue 20
arrive 10 large quantities and there
h a good supply on the street Of
California cantAiuupens
Ths heavy demand for building
material Il holding lime and &c
meat at stiff prices for this time
81 the year
same Of the wholesale fish mer-
chants are filling orders for hfneli
for the Honolulu market The fihh
are shipped froaeu IN CAKES u ire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
Monuments

Ar Marble Co. 2otl second Ave
three doors north % Virginia Both
phones i7ds. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
PATROLMEM
SUSPENDED

While they were relieved Of The
charge af having accepted a bride.
ratrniman Joe Mason and George
n. Osborne we're yesterday after
noon recommended for suspension
from the force Tor a period of 80
days. on account Nf neglect Of duty
Chief Of Police Wappenstein
some time ago dismissed the two
officers when knowledge Of these
charges reached htm
The chief will new order the men
formally suspended la compliance
with the recommendation OF the
civil service commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

Roast Veal. Zoe: Pot Roast. Sc.
Boiling Beet &c, Les of Lamb. ffc
te9 Third ave 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

retstsss waite nttsf uafbesks 80 Tee
fss8u taAtHaa HaffaHks - ian. tfs8u
sssst p.eIafass fh teg e4lsHs. crete. 30
d tswt a. Azaffasia Sc aahtaa~ VIA
fuEstst. 80 ~ faa4 flat uatsh :
saFssss $50 q - - tafusf~ $50 q.
hHzas Efssa. IS. hsfsssatise - ~
sslssf 8as Nswee sfttshaAsa q b $50
AsFH ~ a. aafNeiHs ~ safA q SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

CARPETS scleaiifiosliy I'm
BY air process Fuzzy Wuz,s ~
60 Phones, Ind 53ls, Quses NJ
222 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

WASHINGTON. June ID Rob.
ert bacon. assistant secretary o.
state. AS irritable and peeYiah.
HeN il bacon this morning
Inquired \ visitor
Crisp. vas the reply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

Although the woman va. v.
BED ten days ego, IL was ~, wv
q few days ago that the uel,.. ~
ceiFed definite informalloa = Y.
assault since which time IA. II
tectiYea have been worklns
the case. w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

Hssss. per ~ sAusai rsws ~ fa@aa.
veal SO - fute fugifoa. ~ rel -
spfins temb go 70. "a. sfsstsd hess
- d. lie
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-08-31
In The Interest Of Wilkinson.

Governor Blanchard appointed
Mr.. G. A. Gondran a member of
the Board of Control of the State
Penitentiary. The announcement
created no surprise here, as it
was known, and publicly stated
before the resignation of Mr.. Sims
had been accepted, that Mr.. Con-
dram would be appointed.
We know nothing about the
capacity of Mr.. Gondran for the
position and presume that he has
all the necessary qualifications,
but we do not like the reports and
rumors in circulation.
1t is freely stated, upon what
seems reliable information, that
the arrangement to appoint Mr..
Gondran had been perfected be-
fore Mr.. Sims handed in his re-
signation, and that appointment
was made by Gov. Blanchard in
the interest Of the candidacy of
Mr.. Wilkinson.
We hesitate to believe that Gov.
Blanchard is using the appointive
power in the interest of Mr.. Will
kinson. but all of the indications
point that way.
We think that the time has pass
ed when the Governor of Louis
lana can name his successor.
Gov. Blanchard will no doubt re-
member the cost to Sam Robin
son of a certain letter he wrote,
and if he begins to prostitute the
power of the Governship to the
Wilkinson candidacy he will find
that the little left of that candi-
dacy will disappear.-Iberville
South
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-08-31

The nomination at the prims-
ries in Mississippi O. Hon, Johr
Sharp Williams as the candidatr
ffr United States senator shows
that the Democrats o. Mississipp
appreciate one of the mos able
honest and industrious public
servants that either party car
boast of. Those of US who have
the good fortune to come in con-
tact with him in the position as
Democratic leader OF the House o.
Representatives can only hope
that his successor in that position
will as ably advocate Democratic
issues and 80 completely confound
Republican fallacies as he has done
In the more sedate Senate ne will
be a light to Tighten the Republ--
can patriots by his great learning
and ability to impart his know-
ledge in good strong English,
polished by contact with the best
the world produces.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-08-31

A precocious boy of thirteen,
named Frank Wilson, of Chicago,
was spurred by opportunity to
begin real life in earnest. This
opportunity was the absence of his
foster-parents; so Frank summon
ed a secondhand furniture-dealer,
to whom he sold all the furniture
in the house. Then he eloped with
a girl of twelve. After three or
four days the young couple were
found side by side in a theater
enjoying the performance Of "The
Curse of Drink
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-08-31
You Can Keep Well

For Is cents month by using Panol
Liver Regulator. 1t keeps the Liver,
Stomach and Bowels working Just right.
Tin box Is cents. Money back # you
want it.
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The Way to, Find Out.

Try bottle of Royaline Oil, the great
Antiseptic, and you will then use nothing
else of its kind. That's the way they
all do. Why Simply because it gives
the best value for the money. 1t is
stronger and has greater power to ease
pain. If you want it weak like the
others, add water to suit and save your
money. Pleasant as perfume Clean
siI safe. Guaranteed under the Food
and Drugs Act. 1Oc, Csc, SOC. Money
back if you want it.
For sale by all Druggists and
Dealers under absolute guarantee.
ROYALINE. MEDICINE Co.
New Orleans, La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-08-31

For Grip, Colds and Malaria
Use Royaljne Chill Tonic. Good to
take and safe. A fine general tonic.
Soc. Money back if you want it.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-08-31
YALIN E OIL
THE GREAT
ANTISEPTIC.
For Pains, Wounds, Burns, Colics

tut r01uS, WOunuS, 0uEuS, OOtICS
use Royaline Oil the grea, Antiseptic.
Money back if not satisfactory. If you
want it weak like the others, add water
to suit and save your money. 1Oc. Csc,
SOC.
The Washington times., 1907-11-01
Died.

SIMON Suddenly, on the morning of Oc-
tober 81 1907, at her residence, 20 l. street
northwest, SUSIE Y. SIMON. widow OF
the late Thomas r Simon. and eldest
daughter OF the late Richard White
Notice Of funeral hereafter X
Mrs. Susie Y. Simon was the widow Of
Thomas r simon. who died fifteen years
ago. a well known Washington business
man and q. A. r veteran She was a
native OF Washington and spent al her lie
here She was sixty-fve years old and up
10 the time OF her death, which was sud
den, Wednesday morning, she was employ ed
as a press feeder in the Bureau OF Print
ing and Engraving. For years she was
employed in similar position IN the o r
O. she followed that work with the Gov
ernment for over thirty years. She was a
member of St. AlOysius Catholic Church
one son survives, Thomas X. olhoh' g.
gar manufacturer Of this city. II
COATES-Entered into rest Tuesday, october
20 1901 at $50 o'clock al the residence,
20lg Florida ave. BETTE COATES. sister
OF Rosa Wallace and Amelia Brooits-
Funeral from Net A II. Z. Friday, No
vember /. at o'clock. il
EvERsFIEID-On Thursday, October 81,
1907. at College Park. Nd, DONALD, son
Of DR. ". o. and Lillian EveTsneld.
Funeral on Sunday, November 2, at p
n. from st. Johns Church. Beitsv1llei Nd
WALsH-On Thursday, october 81. al 5 a.
M PATRICK F. WALSH beloved hus-
band Of Margaret Walsh fnee Malone), in
his twenty-uinth year
General from his late residence eS3 -Four
and-a-haIf street southwest. Saturday, no
vernber 2 at $50 thence 10 st. Dominic 8
Church. where requiem mass VIII be said
for the reuose OF his soul al a m Reia-
tivss and friends invited. ot3l-2t
The Washington times., 1907-11-01
Three Cheers for Mr.. Taft!
Big Horse Found That
Won't Get SqVay-BacRed

that a heavy draught horse be obtained
others recommended Percherons, while
more suggested that a heavy standard
bred trotter be pressed into service, but
the officers insisted on a thoroughbred
riding horse or nothing. Ihe searcl
was almost given up. and with IL came
the conviction that America could NOT
furnish the animal desired and that
England would have to be called on II
the Secretary chung TO his determiha-
tiOn to ride. .
But In "A far of corner of missouri.
the natural habitat of the army mule
the much sought specimen was dlscoV-
cred combining exceptional strength WIN
true horse beauty, He IS a Dig IdhBS
bay. with a white star on his forehead,
he is unlocked and will remain so. ana
his name is long and flowing.
VIII Be Properly Subdued-
An officer viii be detailed at once to
eradicate any ungentle pFopenslties
which the steed may have absorbed
from his youthful environment, so that
he may be properly sUDlued when the
Secretary returns from the Orient. lie
will be taken care Of at the riding
school at Fort Riley, and any trace or
mulish instincts will promptly be oo-
liberated. He will be shipped east pc
fore Christmas. and is especially var
ranted never to become sway backed
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Died.

LERCH-SuddenIy on October 81. 1901 at
Sibley Hospital. DOROTHY MILDRED,
beloved daughter OF Frank s. and Dor
athea Cnee Dolhrer) Lerch. aged four years
and five months.
Funeral private from residence. EI7 Sec
oud street northeast. Saturday. at D m.
Please omit flowers. u
FRENCH-On Thursday. October 81 1907 al
her residence, IS Eye street northwest. Mrs.
AGNES /. c. FRENCH. wife OF Rev. J.
L French.
Notice OF funeral hereafter II
Mrs. Agnes /. c. French was the wife Of
J. i. French. connected with the city post
Office department She was a native of
Canada and siXty-thFee years old She was
reared IN New York State During the last
thirty years she and her husband have been
residents OF Washington. She was a mem
Der Of the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. She Is survived by her husband
AID one son. residing ln the West
The Washington times., 1907-11-01

Secretary of War Taft whose martial
aspect has long been clouded for want
OF a horse strong enough to bear him,
viii no longer Of necessity Re classed
among the swivel chair warriors. A
suitable steed has been found Reports
of the discovery have just reached the
War Department from the two officers
detailed upon this mission in sornection
with the purchase Of animals Ter the
mounting school at Fort Riley
Four States were ransack65 IA the
search. Kentucky, with its traditions
of thoroughbreds, Furnished much
beauty of conformation, many capers
and prancing steps. but the ruggedness
of limb and broadness of back were
missing. and the officers betoOk them
selves to Virginia There, in the home
of hurdlers and steeple-chasers. Of
splendid hooks and trim ankles. the
whole countryside was searched, but
willing though the animals were, a long
service under midget riders have made
them Incapable OF bearing the portly
figure Of the War Secretary.
Search Almost Abandoned.
Than Ohio, with its rough coated
breed, was searched from end to end
without success. Horsemen suggested
The Washington times., 1907-11-01
Roosevelt Names
Next President,
ACheSon asserts

There IS no sense In any Of these fei-
lows trying to stack up against the
President. Theodore Roosevelt viii alb
soiutely dominate the next national
convention. and he will have nominated
the man he wants 10 be the next Fresi-
dent
This was the uncompromising state
ment today Of Representative Ernest +.
Acheson Of Pennsylvania. who is looked
upon by many as the next chairman of
the House Committee on Rivers and
Harbors and who might have been ex-
pected to raise his voice only In behalf
Of the Presidential boom Of Senator
Knox, the son Of Nv. Acheson's state.
Mr. Acheson, who is IN town for Cnly a
few hours, said:
I have been looking around and
sounding sentiment in my district. and
nine out Of every ten men I saw were
Ioud howlers for Roosevelt. They don {
necessarily want him 10 be President II
ne doesn't feel like running again, but
they so thoroughly approve of him and
MS policies that they want the next
convention to do what Roosevelt says
and 70 nominate the man that Is Roose-
velts choice for the Presidency.
How is the Knox boom coming on p
Mr.. Acheson was asked.
''Oh," he replied. ITS all right in the
oNatS OF nSyiFduid.
Then came the statement that Mr..
Roosevelt viii dominate the convention
and that the man favored by him for
the nomination viii carry It of with
ease.
These other Rooms you hear so much
or, he continued, are all right in their
way but the country is In the thrau OF
Roosevelt, and Roosevelt is the man
who can carry q boom 10 success.
There IS nothing else TO II, so far as
can see. II Mr.. Roosevelt wants Taft
nominated. and everybody seems "a
think this Is the case, Mr.. Taft will be
nominated beyond the slightest chance
of a doubt"
The Washington times., 1907-11-01

Ella Carstens. % years, 720 c street
southeast
Edward Brand. 45 years. sos Stewart
scuare.
strah NJ. Jarvis, "A years. 31S Twelfth
ST. eet southeast.
1tary E TrusscH. 81 years, 235 / street
southwest.
catherine swope, 63 years. 1924 Seventh
street northwest
James NJ. Rutledge. 63 years, United
States Soldiers Home d. G.
Sarah White. % years, Providence
Hospital
Richard II. LansdaIe. 20 years. 1914
s street northwest.
Samuel ". Stinemetz, 81 years, I446
Irving street northwest.
Samuel c. MOllahan, "a years, New
Jersey avenue and Pennsylvania rail-
road tracks.
John f. Ellis, % years, rs Sixth street
southeast.
Ella w. Sabin, days. 1903 K street
southeast.
Simeon Price Whiteford, % hours Con
gressional apartment house.
The Washington times., 1907-11-01
SACRED HEART SERVICES
FOR DEAD THIS EVENING

4 Special service for the dead viii be
held at the Church Of the Sacred Heart
Fourteenth street and Park road, this
evening commencing at 7:3O p m, with
the devotion of the Sacred Heart
and a short sermon by the Rev. Joseph
+. MCGEE, the pastor.
The music will be made a feature OF
the occasion The choir OF the church
will be assisted by the St stephen
male 0uartet. An elaborate program
has been prepared and viii be rendered
under the direction OF L. F. Cannon
The Washington times., 1907-11-01

asserts that the auditor has not found
the actual cash value of the plant, and
necessary cost OF construction of future
extensions or future enlargements, which
is the basis OF the jurisdiction Of the
court IN the case. He further states
that the valuations as found, were based
on the evidence OF experts whose idea
of value was for the purpose of pur-
chase and not for the purposes Of the
act
Mr.. Thomas finally reserves the right
to review the form and substance of
the order of reference and to question
the Jurisdiction Of the court TO make
any order or decree which viii thereby
authorize the issue Of increased capital
stock
The Washington times., 1907-11-01
VITAL RECORDS
Births

Robert L. and Mary G. Mattingley,
DOy.
Bayard ". and Ida TansiIl, girl.
William Z. and COrinne Boswell, boy.
George c and Adelaide NJ. Talbert.
girl.
William r. and Mary A. Crowley. girl
Percy and Edith R. Murray, girl.
Robert A. and Rosie Cagliardi. boy.
The Washington times., 1907-11-01
lNOIANANS BEGIN WAR
ON A GAS MONOPOLY

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. THE
Citizens Gas Company. organized by
popular subscription TO manufacture ar
tificial gas for 90 cents per 900 feet.
today paid $4,000 for the mains and
plant OF the Consumers Gas Trust
Company, which have been idle since
the exhaustion of natural gas.
The purchase insUres 60-cept gas for
Indianapolis. The price charged by the
Indianapolis Gas Company is 90 cents
The Washington times., 1907-11-01

versity, Ambassador Bryce. Of I
Britain, presented to the universi.
Princeton yesterday q replica of
famous TurnbuT sun dial at CO
christi College. Oxford, England,
gift of Sir william Mather. NJ. r
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BRYCE PRESENTS SUN DIAL
TO PRINCETON UNIVERSITY

PRINCETON. n. J., Nov. Before
the faculty and board Of trustees and
the undergraduates of Princeton Uni
The Washington times., 1907-11-01
Establish Cash Value.

The cash value of the plant at the
time OF the passage OF the act of 1896,
he asserts. should also have been es-
tabIshed.
He further clasSns that the auditor
has failed to fENfacts from which the
court can determine whether it ought
to authorize'the increased issue of stock,
which the court is bound to ascertain be-
fore making any final order or decree
n the case,
In the seventh exception Mr.. Thomas