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Venice.

The highest amount offered for a
single volume was rendered by num-
Der of wealthy Jewish merchants of
Venice to Pope Julius II. for very an
cient Hebrew Bible. 1t was then be-
ieved to be an original copy Of the
Septuagint version made from the He
brew into Greek in PIT B. p E., careful
copies of the Hebrew text having been
prepared at that date for use Of the sew
enty translators. The offer Of Julius was
100000, which, considering the differ
ence between the value Of money then
and now, would in our day represent the
princely sum of $6OO,O0O julius was at
that time greatly pressed for money to
maintain the holy league which the Pope
had organized against France, but in
spite of his lack of funds he declined the
Ctfer
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Italy,.

Some interesting statistics have just
heen published concerning the numbers
of Jews in this country. Italy contains
1,115 Jewish inhabitants, of whom
there are 10000 in Rome, where the
large new Synagogue represents their
wealth and Importance; 5,1OO at Turin,
4,2OO at Leghorn, $3.50 at Venice, and
$500 in Milan. AS regards political in
fluence, the Jews have eight senators,
among them Senator Malvano, the per-
manent head of the Foreign office and
the real director of Italian foreign pol
icy whoever may be the minister of the
day; while in the chamber there are thir-
teen Jewish deputies, among them Sig
nor Luzzatti, the ex-minister of the
treasury, who is one Of the leading au-
thorities on financial questions in Italy;
and Signor Barzilai, the most prominent
Irredentist.
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obtained the Diploma Of Honour Of the
Health Exhibition recently held there,
in recognition! Of it's social work.
Roum anla.

A telegram to the Neue Freie Presse
from Jassy states that eighty Jewish
families have emigrated from that dis
trict to Canada within the past few days,
they being in fear Of their lives, owing
to the animosity displayed against the
Jews by the peasants.
The current number of the Courier
Europeen contains an article on "The
Cause of the Agrarian Troubles in Rou
mania" by Professor Jorga, Of the Uni
versity of Bucharest, in which, needless
to say, all the blame is laid on the Jews.
The partisan tone Of the article may be
judged from the opening words: ''There
is no anti-Semitic party among us. -
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GERMANY.

Dr. Paul Bronnie has received $4,000
marks from the Emperor Of Germany,
for pathological journey to the East
The Grand Lodge of the Order Of Bnei
Birth has decided to contribute 10000
marks towards the establishment Of al
institution for Predetermined Jewish
children. AS this sum completes the
sum required for the construction Of the
building, the German Jewish Gemeinde
bund, with which the scheme originated,
will now proceed with the building oper-
ations.
The Jewish Volksverein in Berlin has
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lists are to withdraw their candidate for
the first district, but are to nominate one
for the second, in which case the United
Progressive party would vote for the
Zionist candidate. Although there are
but few Jews in the second district, DR..
Schalit was willing to accept this
change, but, owing to personal quarrels
among the respective leaders, an agree
ment has been rendered impossible for
the present The Zionists assert that this
incident proves that they are considered
political party which must be reckoned
with.
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Austria-Hungary.

DR.. Karl Lueger celebrated the tenth
anniversary Of his Burgomastership. DR..
Lueger, the founder and leader of the
"Christlich Soziale" (anti-Semites) not
only in Vienna, but all over the country,
has reigned over our city longer than
any of his predecessors | say 'reigned'
because he has worked his own will as
no one did before him. 1t must be adj
mitted, however, even by his bitterest en-
emies, that he has done much good for
our city Although severe illness has
forced him to go to the south, he is still
brimful Of energy, directing all civic at
fairs from Abbazia Ga seaside resort OF
the Austrian Riviera near Trieste). AS
regards the coming elections the pros
poets of his followers are now brighter
than ever.
The Neue Wiener Tagblatt (the most
important paper after the Neue Freie
Presse) published an article by the Bar
Oness Bertha Won Suttner, the world-re-
nowned ''Apostle of Peace In this ar
ticle she says that the Jewish question in
Roumania must be brought before the
Peace Conference at The Hague.
A wealthy citizen who died last week
left to the Burgomaster one million kro
nen (f42,OOO), the interest of which is
to be employed for the benefit of the
Christian poor only. Many rich Jews
in our city leave their money to the
"poor," not to the poor Jews. The pres
ent regime ignores the Jewish poor, so
that fortunes left to the 'poor' by Jews
find their way readily to non-Jewish
pockets only.
The Progressives, Liberals, and Ma
tional Germans (who are anti-Semites)
endeavored last week to arrive at an un-
derstanding with the Jewish National
lists The Jews have nominated their
candidate only for the first district,
which chiefly consists Of Jewish voters.
The non-Zionists have made the follow
ing proposal to the Zionists: The Zion
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FOREIGN
Denmark.

Under the title Of Jodesk Tidskrift,
Jewish periodical is to be published at
Copenhagen in the Danish language,
and will be edited by Dr. L. Frankel
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WHY STOP AT
The Grand Maine
HOTEL

WHEN IN PUEBLOs
Only hotel all cars
pass the door to and
from the depot. Only
hotel with elevator.
Only hotel with park
and porches. Only
hotel with private
bath. Only hotel
with large banquet
hall and parlor on
first floor. All mod
ern improvements.
Best table and SER
vice in the state. Or
chestra every night
from 6 to 8.
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OWEN, TO BE OKLAHOMA'S FIRST SENATOR,
IS A QUARTER-BlOOD CHEROKEE INDIAN

Seattle Stars Exclusive servloel
MuskoGEE. |. r July e.-Rob.
ert Latham owen. for whom Qhe
Democratic members Of oklahoma's
first legislature have been Instruct.
ed to vote IA one OF the states rep.
rcsontasivea In tho United states
senate, II quarterblood Cherokee
indian. and looks the part The
now state will undoubtedly be Dem
ocfatie, and owen. who IL 30. but
looks Younger. will no doubt be- the
frat United States senator.
Owen was born In Lynchburg
Va, and was educated at Washing.
ton and Ice university. lilo IA one
OF the most scholarly men Ia tho
Southwest. and Is a lawyer OF Wide
reputation lie has been identified
with the Chorpkeoa for many years
Ia public life, He was for few
years Instructor In the Cherokee ma.
ttonal schools and secretary OF the
Cherokee board OF education. For a
short time he was editor OF the Vim.
ia Daily Chieftaln. Published at
Ninita.
lie was indian agent 10 the five
civilized tribes under Cieyelanda
first administration, and Ga iie0 he
organised. In MnskoEee. aud was
president % the F1rs National
bank, tho first ever organized Ia the
territory
Mr. Owen ls eligible 10 tho Mil
iionalres' Club. While his home is
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SEATTLE MAN is
ELECTED

SPOKANE. July 6.--At the six
teenth annual national convention
of The Baptist Yong Peoples
Union. being held In This city. the
following officers we're elocted yes.
terday.
Rev. E. T. Mullins. ID. D.. Of
Louisville Ky. preaident. Archi
bald +. Mcneil. - Woodstock
Ont. C s sh,silsss Of Seattle. and
Rev w. IT. Main. Of a}iartfors
Conn. vice presidents. pr w. II
Reed. OF Rock island. IN. aecrc.
tary. and II y. Oagood, Of Chicago.
reelected treasurer All were elect.
ed unanimously
John II Chapman. o. chlss.s
vho has been president for ie yes~ss
since The union was FIRST orEssi'
lEed. declined reelecsisr
The following board ~ managers
waa chosen u. = fonrieon. 81
Pennsylvania. Rev. W Conlcy
Nebraska. Rev George y, Macon.
% Georgia and Rev l. T. Hoagh.
son Of Ontario. these representing
the North. South. East. West and
canaaa.
Additional members chosen for
one year were W Lose. Pred
A. Wills. John NDvsen and John ~
Chapman. alt OF chleag0s George
Miller. ~ Baltimore, ltcg J ~
Johnston. u 81 Louis. and ~ q.
fissiiNln. Of cIeYefansi
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OKLAHOMA TO SEND BLIND MAN AS
REPRESENTATIVE In u. S. SENATE

MusKoGEE. |. r, July s.--The
Democrats OF Oklahoma, whore
nomination Is equivalent to an cleo.
ton. have by direct primary -.
lccted as ono Of tho United States
saAatnra TO represent Oklahoma
Thomas r. Gore. Of f.awton. who Is
totally blind.
THIS IL the first limo In the his.
tory 81 the United States that
blind man has ever beene 20 the
senate. rs Mr. tiore will be when
statehood IL accomplished under
tho present proposed constitution.
Mr. Gore IL q man OF remarkable
qualities lie has been Ia politics
all his life. beginning ~ a page In
the Mississippi senate when he was
but II years Old. II was during that
time that be lost his cyeslsht By an
accident with an arrow gun Three
years previously be had lost his
loft eye. playmate Ia moment Of
passion striking ham with a stone
Mg Gore IL but 80 years ~ ago
lie lives a. f-AWton. has a vito and
four children. and IL a lawyer BY
profession
Ills memory Il n wonder When
his father prepared 10 s.ud him to
a blind school. he refused 10 70.
saying that schools for the hfind
dld not furnish him the books aud
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sWAYHE DEAD

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July S.
1sdge Charles Swayne OF the
United States court for The north
ern district Of FLORIDA. died at the
University OF Pennsylvania here
yesterday OF complicated kidney
trouble.
Judge Swayne'a name became In
niilar to the public through an at
tempt to impeaeh him for high
crimes and misdcmeanors" Ills
trial took place In the United
States. senate toward the close Of
fhs fifty ninth congress. II lasted
nlx weeks and was the first i'm
psachment proceedings In that
body since the trial Of Secretary %
War Beiknap under the Grant ad-
ndnlslFation. The trial resulted In
his acqaittai BY a vote which was
almost strictly along party lines.
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HAD A BEAR
after HIM

Dr. James A. Client. a well known
local physician Of thia city. Is back
from an exciting hunting trip IN the
Cowichan Lake country. In British
Columbia. While fishing a tew days
awe no aroused a cinnamon bear
which was quietly eating berries.
The doctor pulled rcvolvo. from
hts pocket. and being a GOOD shot.
drew n bead aad pulled the trigger
The animal WINGED from the pain.
bat tho shot failed 30 prove mortal
and with q mad grnnt the bear
started after ,he doctor Il became
4 foot race until Client came 10 a
tree. which ha rapidly climbed. The
bear stood AZ the foot just long
cnoaRh 20 receive another bullet.
and them. evidently realizing ~ was
getting the worst 81 ". left the
Acenery 70 the doctor When the
doctor cot upon terra firma again
brusn Was no where In sight.
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CAUGH


NEW YORK. July Chester
,hwuyan defaaltlna payiur teller Of
the Windsor Trust bank. who left
'sufdenly Wednesday afternoon with
over fad 900 IN a dress elit case.
vas arrested last nlghi In apart
ment8 Of woman known aa Laura
ifson. Two-fhifda or the amount of
the money was recovered The
woman was arrested AZ Runyar
claimed he had given her SIS. 0e0
ksuyan Is suffering from cansump.
uen and be stated In a confession
that bis desire 10 faise money
quickly by which be could 60 to
a foreign cline 20 care his ais.
ease. led 20 his fait when he left
home Runyaa's wife had only $40.
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RECEPTION FOR GARFIELD
PLANNED BY CHAMBER

deau. Major ". NJ. Chittenden, w.
W, Treat John n. Powell. " X.
struvc. Hon, u. A. hali9ger. ]. ".
.Chiiherg. Lester Turner, " VI,
Baker. G, II, Clarke. ". Y. blaine.
JolEa II. MeGraw. G. ". uanford.
Alfred Battle. J. c. Ford, VIM. II.
Lewis. WIN Humphreys.
In the afternoon Of the same day
an automobile ride will be taken
about the city followed In the even.
Ing by a conference with the state
commi,.ee. ON July II Mr.. Gar.
field Will mako an address ut :
o'clock before the lar association,
In ~ federal court room. AT 1
O'Clock Mr Garfield aud party will
be guests Of the University club.
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NEW NCORPORATIOKS


OLYMPIA. July e.--The following
corporation papers were filed In the
Office Of the secretary OF state
John G. Walling company. Of Sc
attic, $50 900. BY John G. Walling
and George A. Tucker.
Low Greek Copper company. Of
Seattle. 81 .000. 900. BY John Merri.
gan, I. A. Wilson. Henry q. sauer,
Bessie A. SausF and Henry Ramps.
Seaside Logging company. Of Sc.
aftie. 81. 900. BY Newton Jones'. J.
A. Gould. Frank Hill and +. W.
Keen.
Seaside PARK company, Of Ey'
erstt. $40. 900. BY George y. Kittin-
ger. A. f. Peake and Robert Moody.
canadian-American Bond com
pany. Of Seattle. $4,000; BY g. g.
Belknap. Harry r. Comfy and Addie
N Comfy.
Island Empire Telephone q Tele'
graph company. of Tacoma. $40. 600 !,
by Frank y Duparcq. Calvin 5.
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STATE NEWS

Tho Everett Manufacturing com.
pany has been formed 10 manufae.
ture veneer and n plant will be
constructed ht once.
An intoxicated man fell from a
crowded car nj Walla Walla last
night into the river. "A distance Of
30 feet, and walked out unhurt and
sober.
because Mrs. I. Newman, wife
OF commercial man. attempted 10
pawn Jewels yesterday at Belling.
ham, she was held and gave the
Nottingham and Seattle polite much
concern. they believing she wan a
thief Nothing doing. and she was
released. -
The Homo Telephone company.
starting out with 800 phones aud
over 6,oee Subscribers. began bust.
ness NJ Tacoma today.
The hunt for II. E. Nicolal. presi-
dent OF the Law and Order league
Of Sunnyslde. who mysterionaly dis.
appeared, has been abandoned.
AZ cost of $50 900 the 81. Louis
brewery was completed at Ellcns-
burg. only 20 be destroyed by fire
yesterday before being placed In
operation.
After mastering in the various
companies nc Port Townsend yes.
terday tke rolls Of the militia show
a falling off Ia attendance Of over
100 below tho enrolment OF the en-.
cnmpment last year.
Wayne McCumheT. the 5-yearoid
daughter Of Mr.. end Mrs T. Me
Cumber. who was severely burned
on tho Fourth by fire crackers, died
last night
The Northern Express company
has raised the rate on berries from
Gunner and Puyailup 10 Seattle
and complaint has been made TO
the railroad commission.
George Smith At Tacoma last
night exploded a giant fireoracker
Ills l-ft arm was asgutated as a
result
Pat Mullins OF North Yakima.
pending action for divorce brought
b. his wife. a former Butte cloak
model. has been ordered By the
court 10 pay her $50 10 purchase a
suiAner has
one thousand out OF town dele.
gates are attending the 10th annu.
nj international convention OF the
fiapiisia' Young People union
which assembled yesterday al Spo.
kane for Il three days sesslon.
The hsvear old daughter NJ Nh,
and Mrs. Cou-oer. OF Everest, w<as
frightfssiy busned yesterday. a fire
cracker setting fore TO her dress.
Sky rossests seriously hupt two
ystssg bs%-a ut Tacoma last nieht
Gov. Tssad msfe hae oEation Al
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PROVED He WAS NO
NATURE FAKIR

NEW YORK. July 6 WIN Munk-
or, a newshoy. rs years old, earned
81 cents and proved he could swim.
Mnnker, known as "The Monk,
received n medal two years ago for
saving the life OF a child that had
fallen into the river. lie was talk.
Ing OF his exploit, when a ehum.
"Butay" Hughes, called him a ma
ture fakir
"The Monk" wagsred his entire
capital. 81 cents. with "Butsy" that
he could stay In the water for an
hour Down 10 the pier NJ the foot
Of West 35th II. went the boys and
a crowd. Stripping. Munker piung
ed In and remained in the Icy Hud.
son padding around until "Bmtsy'
got scared and yelled Cops" THE
Monk" collected the G2 cents,
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To DEDICATE ASBURY
CHURCH AT FREMONT

Great preparations are being
made for the dedication Of tho A.
bury M. T. church AZ Fremont. to
mo.row. Bishop David II. Moore.
u. u. IL D.. of Portland. Or. hay.
Ing been selected 20 preach the
dedicatory sermon. The church and
the parsonage thar adioins a. rep
rusents an expenditure Of $40. 000
while the grounds are worth $500
additional
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RAILROAD IS SUED
FOR LYNcHiNe

vICKsBuR0. Miss.. fuIy 9. -
Suit for 500 900 damages has bean
entered against the officials OF the
VicksburK. Shreveport a Pacific
railway BY Mrs. Robt Rogers. as
alleged conspiratora In the lynchlng
0f her husband Rogers. who had
killed rival merchant three years
ago. was In Jail At Tcilulah. la.
last September awaiting trial A
mob. led BY nr. W. j. Brown. broth.
sr Of Rogers victim. chartered q
train al Monroe and vent across
the state 70 lynch aogers II was
necessary to demolilah part Of the
Jail before the prisoner could be
draRred out.
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RonERr LArHAM OWN.

in Musk0gce. be has for tho past
ten years spent great deal OF his
time IN Washington. lie was nom
mated because the people Of the
new state heiievc no can accomplish
more needed legislation Tor Indian
territory than any other man In tho
state.
Owen 10 devoted to hia wife and
daughter. lie ngyes drinka ilaue'
Of any kind. attends church Feku'
larry aud ~ a hard atudMt
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rhs weattfc Chamber Of Com.
msree today completed the follow.
,ns plans Tor Ihe entertainment Of
,smea n. GARFIELD. secretary Of the
interior. and party upon their visit
IA this city next week.
A reception committee will meet
me party az the union station at :
O'Clock on the coming OF July ?
followed By reception at the
Rainier Grand hotel under the
auspices ot Che Rainier club, ON
the morning 81 the 10th n trip will
y taken 70 the navy yard as guests
az the Chamber OF Commerce. &C.
companlsd hy the following per.
sons: Hon. ; H. Piles. /. A. Ma
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GOODWIN
RELEASED

Whcn the Seattle players pound.
cd the offerings Of Pitcher Coed.
win all over tho hot yesterday
they Knocked that young man uat
81 , Dob Manager shreedes % the
Tacoma team. released Goodwin
last might Seattla'a three atrai rilt
victories have bern a sad shock ~
shreeder. and no ~ looking foe
men % brace up the Tigers lineup
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APRIL FOOL TROUBLES
IN DIVORCE CASE

Claiming that his wife. nelma,
Palmer. told him on April FOOLS
day that she was going 10 xiii him,
and then fooled him by running
away with another man. =. L. Pal
mor today filed suit against her for
divorce. Palmer alleges many dif-
iiculuoa such as his wife refusing
~ cook. calling hlm fool and
.iar. etc. eliminating iu the dis
ltnfbauces on April /
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GARFIELD ASKED
TO MAKE SPEECH

The regular Friday noon lunch
con. OF the King County Republican
club, will be omitted next week and
luncheon held at the Rathakeller
on Thursday soon. This Is done
on account Of the presence ia Seat
10 next week Of Secretary Of the
Interior James r. Garflueld. and
the desire Of tho club 10 have him
ns one Of the spcakors
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whom no started he had. but a few
hundred volumca His library Is
known far and wide and there IL
not n literary man or man inter.
eated In literature IN the city aud
state who has not spent many
happy hours IN tho modest. book
lined shop. After all these years
the old store will have to 30 aud
find homo where the mercenary
Interests aro not too much In eyi.
dencc.
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TEA

No other tea is safe but
moneyback tea; you take
your chance with all other
tea.
Your grocer returns your money
II you don't like schllling's Bsst
we pay him
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OLD BOOK STORE WILL BE MOVED ).
BECAUSE OF INCREASE In RENT

The corner OF Third av. and
Cherry st.. Tor years e0psecratea 10
the old Book store. conducted by
s. +. Shorcy. IL soon 10 know this
sho~ no more. because the rents
have boon climbing gradually up
ward and Al last have reached a
height mucs too exactlng FOR Mr,
Shcrey. tie IA soon TO move his
tS.een volumes 10 new quarters.
For fourteen years ~ has been
selling books from this corner and
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(seattle stars Exclusive servlee.)
LONDON, July G.-Lady Ar.
thur Grosvonor sister-in-law Of the
duke Of Westminster, the NeiShh-
lest man in England. p travelling
about the country In Abe disguise
OF a glpsy
Hefs travelling establishment "a
like an ordinary gypsy van, with
trick baskets for sale hung about
Il aud n kettle. frying pan and
aali&a pan alung beneath.
Lady GroayonOr has been playing
glossy since Mayat7 She gets up
al g a. m.. cocks h0r own break
faat and usually takes the road at
s O'Clock.
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Charles Benson. the hero Of the
yaahon. Is lying wrapped IN ban
dages at the Pacific hospital He
was pronounced better last night
and owing TO his strong physique 4
IL thought that he viii pull through.
Benson was severely burned about
the face and body the night OF
July 4 while he was helping extin.
gulsh a dangerous firo IN the fire
room of the VaHh0n.
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Zenne became 20 incenged late last
night that be shot both az they
lay In bed and then killed himself.
The children are not expected 10
live. They are Rose. aged years.
and John. aged years
Returning home about midnight
Zenne WIS told by his wife that the
children had been playing VIM a
colored girl. He threw ner on tho
floor and rushed upstairs. whore
the two children lay asleep. and
shot both. lie then turned the re-.
volver on himself and fired.
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ROA st S
Navy

LONDON. July e.--The Spectator
publishes 4 most sensational article
today calling England's fleet a
"foftnaitous concoufae Of naval
atDm8T
The article says further that the
navy Il demoraliscd. adding. Our
naval position Is such that n war
was suddenly declared against Gers
many The situation would be enc OF
grave peril
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T In :: D

PORTLAND, July 6.--Tha heads
Of the furniture trust OF the Pacific
ooas' one dozen " number. were
fined total sum of $500 yoster.
day by Judge Wolverlon. lnyeati.
satlon showed that Gadaby q Co.
and the Edwards company were the
primo movers aud they we're each
forced 10 dig up $500 Ia flnea
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the Only FAST THING IN
TACOMA KILLS a MAN

TACOMA. July q -~Strmck BY a
street. err. John Mccarron. q mid
do aged man. iaborsr from BIOS.
ton. was instantly killed last night
NJ Jefferson av. and Fifseenth It,
Il II stated that the car was run
ming NJ an unusual rate of speed.
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shape. with a wide brim that IL
lifted high at the left side Here
are placed a large bunch Of corn
flowers. while tho curling feathers
on this top OF the brlm, which fall
far over the back. are In the same
rich tone Of blue.
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20 crNrs SAY or MATRlMoNY.

JACKSON. Mich. July Tim
worth 81. and II rs cents IL all you
have we might as we'll Quit before
We begin" said a Jackson woman.
whose name IL withheld when her
fiauce attempted 10 dlg up 81 70
pay Tor the marriage license and
found but 75 cents.
The document was all made out.
When told the fee would be- 81 the
man said he would have TO go out
and rustic for the other quarter.
Not for me- said the girl sQ
the romance ended