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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-09

L. b. Holloway of San Saba, as
sistant state lecturer of the Farmers
Union. was here last night and or
ganized a union at the Parks school
house I orth of the city. The organ
izatio" started off with fifteen mem
,Jers Mr. Holloway organized I'M
ion at Rrlstol yesterday morning
with ten members
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Read the Advertisemeu ts'
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. LOCAL NEtsS


go
gnask gaishtax. Haeson.s ,tae'a
+ croa a. cell foefaas
etesa /.
Come 90 tbe Empire sna see some
lh4ak ex1a s0as Go
see r. =. cronA A CO before .ou
GaY your roofing. Il
s.~c u. y. Nct.o7-,s tor tirs and
Tornado Insurance
i'.eu ) u lron or tels rootlas a, =.
$ @~ou. Go a. prices right 4
Buy your pumps from F $ cronk
60 An kirds. Prices "wsy" down. II
Bond. the now dentist, viii ap-
nreciate your WORK Masonic Tenn
pie u
At the Empire today and tonight
modern boa Juan and Blacksml,h's
Revenge Go
When you need "a plumber. call
Bankiey With T $. Cronk Go. Both
ohonee 50 If
Chase & sauboru's coffee is used
exclusively at the Eatitorium For
sale By J. n Hines #
Don't miss this one. A Modern
Don Juan aud Blacksmith's Re
venge at the Empire. 60
October number OF the Ladies'
Home Journal now on sale At Hood
& Curlius drug store. II
Foley's Kidney Cure viii cure any
case Of kidney trouble that is not be
yond medical aid b w. Fearis.
Mrs. Frank Sanguinett and chill
dren of Fort Worth arrived in the
city this morning to visit relatives.
Charley Hardy. who was formerly
with p, A. Ellis. has accepted a po-
sition as waiter in the dining room
at the Eatitorium.
The Nickel Store will be thirteen
years old on the 18th Two great
sales on that day, Watch our win
dows Duke, Teal & Ayres. 63
Thirteenth anniversary sale at
the Nickel Store Tuesday, October
18th. Sale on china ware at 8 a. m.
and on enameled ware at 3 p. m. G3
Now is the time to buy your wall
paper. 35 per cent off on all our 1907
patterns. for the next 60 days. Comp
ton & Wilson, III College street. 70
The Methodist Bazaar and Market
will open Monday night, the 25th of
November Every member of the
church is requested to contribute
something.
We carry a big line of cook and
heating stoves We deliver and put
them up. We trade new stoves for
old, balance cash or installment. Il.
f. Moore Furniture Co, TT
When baby becomes grown 1t is
prouder of its first baby picture
than any other. It may not be the
prettiest, but they want their first
baby picture, | had the reputation of
making the best baby and children
pictures in Waco. Why cant | have
the same reputation here? Let me
make your baby pictures that they
will be proud of when they grow up.
Mrs. c. f. Jackson. Photographer. If
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give linen shower for the San
itarium at Dallas on October nth.
Everyone regardless of religious af-
fiiations is invited TO come and
bring some articles such as sheets,
O2la ya,ds long by yards wide),
pillow cases Ci2 inch pillow casing
! by 2G inches long,. towels, napkins
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-09

We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles is not affect
ed by the National Pure Food and
Drug law as it contains no opiates or
other harmful drugs, and we recon-
mend it as a safe remedy for chill
dreu and adults. r. w. Fearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-09

This is to- certify that all drug
gists are authorized to refund your
money if Foley's Honey and Tar
tails to cure your cough or cold. It
stops the cough, heals the lungs and
prevents serious results from a cold.
Cures Ia grippe cough and prevents
pneumonia and consumption. Con
taius no opiates The genuine Is in
yellow package. Refused substi-
tutes. b. W. Fearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-09
Notice.

All those who have promised to
meet the delegates tomorrow with
surreys will please be on hand at de-
pots to meet the early morning
trains as we'll as those that arrive
later in the day.
COMMITTEE.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given to city tax
payers that | am now prepared to
collect and receipt for all taxes due
the city of Waxahachie, Texas for
the year. A. D., 1907.
CHARLEY KENNEDY,
CO City Assessor and Collector
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loved,

have moved by sewing machine
office from College street to the Glib
son building, next door to j. s.
Campbell G. Co. NJ. r. Knight Cop
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>,pepia, Anniversary sale.

Fourteen stores in thirteen years
is the record of the Nickel store.
Great anniversary sale Tuesday the
18th. G3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
KEEP THEIR HATS ON IN ELEVATORS0lN
WHICH WOMEN RIDE


down that finally the Fentlemanly
little starter asked me n be could
do anything for me. hastily STAN
mered that ! wanted % go q the
Alaska club. and he ushersd me
into ear, click eliws went the an
nonncef. w started the elevator,
aud thero ! was alone except tho
elevator boy. Coming down though,
II was different. Eight men and
little me Not y hat came off
liut, oh. what d difference ~ the
fililar hotel Three men. aud each
took his hat of. They looked the
real man through and through
IN the New York block, both up
and down. there were two ladies' N
tho elevator with me and two gen
tiemon. Not a hat was lifted
over In the liailef block there
we're two mon. and one rode win
his hat in hia hand simply because
be wanted 10 mop his brow. for ne
wna peftpifinF s.arfnliy.
That is another atuffy elevator,
and before descended really
wanted 20 take of my hat II was
20 warm IN the Burke block three
men going up and five coming
down Az kept their bats on.
when asked for the third floor
AZ Stone a Fishers two men took
of their hata
AZ the Savoy. Arlington and RAJ.
nier Grand 81 vas very different
from the blocks. Every man barred
his head when q woman entered.
hut ! believe the keeping on Of
the hat IL no evidence Of dlaeour
tnsy. The men standing waiting
f0F an elevator Invariably stood
aside 10 allow the women 10 first
and they we're also careful not 70
crowd 1 enjoyed myself very much
when The game got really started
I viii sag this much. J believe u IN
very. very lmpOllts and humanity for
smokers 90 keep their cigars IN
their mouihf aud then puff
am going 10 make the same kind
81 trip sons other time and hope
viii seo a change IN the latter re
upcct, 81 least
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
BY nEUtAH oANFoRTH.
For the Seattle Star.


"'Twas an upand.down road 10
knowledge that ! was assigned TO
yesterday afternoon BY the city
editor but Il brought out an inter
eHtinE fact
The man who takes off his hat
ia public elevator Ia Seattle ia
almost extinct
started from First Az. and Yes
ler way at the Mutual Llfe build
Ing. dropped ia M the Washington
block and went 20 the top floor aud
back. into the Sullivan block
around the corner and up 90 the
Alaska building. across 90 the Hut.
ief hoiall fetraeed my atops 10 the
New York block. went 90 the top
story Ia the elevator Of the Halter
block went 10 the Hixth floor OF
the Burke. had business which took
me to tho top floor Of the Savoy
hotel. then across The street and
went % the Top floor 81 Stone 4
Fishers. down 20 the Arlington ho
Gel. then ! went down fifat ave and
took the elevator at the Rainier
Grand hotel 10 the upper floor In
all II the elevators the majority Of
passengers we're mon, and l Ger.
tnlnly had a most splendid oppof
tunitY 10 watch the courieaisa o.
the opposite sex
Tho FIRST elevator was in tho Mu.
tual life bulldlg vas tho only
woman. and there were three men.
Twu we're doctors Not q hat came
off. and the third man took several
puffa ~ his .lHar going up Com
ing down J WAS the only passenger
What a beastiY elevator that is IN
the sullivan block There we're
several foreigners IN that car. aud
they kept their aiouche0 upon
their heads
when ! went Into the Alaska
building u took me some time "a 50
maneuyrf IN order % got into a
car where the men were Ia the ma.
lortY stood there 30 long
watching the four lifts go up aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

On Sundays he discards his famit
lar suit Of gray outing flannel aud
dona a staid blue serge. which. by
the way. makes him appear only
half a. iarge as be really a. Then
he goes 60 church the Uuion
church, q IL called. because Il har
bors an denominations
After church is ont he stands
barcheaded Ia the little churchyard
and holds a sort of reception IN
which ho gives all of his nolghbors
a handHhake
sunday g. hla one day II rest
on week DAYS ho is indeiatigabls
and oven the busy Roosevelt al
Oyster Hay might take lessons to
atrenuouBlgy from the hofty
Ohioan
Taft works during the summer
from seven ln the morning until
eight OF haifpasi Debating % his
secretary his opinions concerning
war department matters which
come BY the uight mail
Then he has breakfast After
breakfast. rain or shine. he takes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
BOOSTER FOR
ALASKA

FAIRBANKS. Alaska. Aug no -
The commercial men Of this cify
entertained Representative William
Sul1cF of New York. Delegate
Thomas Gale. Gen A VI. Grrply
and Prof G. G. GeorEeaun. % she
department Of agriculture. on be-
haif 81 the people ~ Tauana aud
Eagle last night
IN his address Representative
sulzef Expressed high hope f0r tor.
riturial government for the people
OF Alaska. lie said
! believe am absolutely safe In
promising Alaska she will have the
rank ~ a territory With all attend
ant rights. privileges and depend.
ence before ihs year 1909 o. ended
J have the absolnie promise of
Speaker Cannon and some members
81 The committee on territories
that the bin eill be acted on early
Ia the ncxt congress
4 Ike Mr. Gale. aud have given
him my territorial bill % Introduce.
and ! will work hard myself 10 ne.
cure Is passage"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

his soft clubs and Eosa to the links
tu put ia a fuii morning
AZ lunch time be- turns up bright
aud smiling eats a bite aud Feea
back % hla secretary and bis war
department AGAIN fof several
hours
Late Ia The afternoon he puts
thoughts % work aside and BE- and
Mrs Taft 80 ous 20 the summer
house nothing more than covered
enclosure with some rough seats.
tn fuAd and talk
Late IA tho dusk 81 the evening
he and the children play together
around the tennis court % on the
lawn Il 10 pleasant sight fuF. 70
Far as games are concerned
Taft IL Ike Peter Pan~he has
never grown 90
All Ia all. the home iifo-iho
summer home Hfr. the iife a. he IL
living a bust now "a Murray Bay
81 this rgaliy plain. simple man iH
merely the home life 81 ihe plain.
aimplo American no morn and no
less
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
BRIEFS BY WIRE

An unknown Italian fatally stab
I'D Eawaed Granger. q miner. at
Butte last night uigh d canhieHtick
Railroads 10 GeafEia are 10 b.
taxed 4 Ter cent oa the gfoas ~
esipts
striking hoilefmahers on the
Southern Pacific. especially a.
foa Angeles rcfuae 10 afblgfnis
sllcking straight Cor thvir FIRST
demands
Opium dsnA a. canion. China
are closed ~ Imperial order
The hodf eAhumad al Telluride.
supposed Go have heHn w ! nar
nrY msesing iof over q year. has
not i,eeu ldeniiued hy tho dsntai
ahn examined The teeth
Fourteen vessels have been char.
tered b. ihr government 60 carp
coal frufn the Atlantic % the "a
cifiC for uar ~ the @arahlpa 10 b.
mnhiilEed ga tbs coast this winter
Michael e. Mcdonald. the rims
leader ~ Chicago gamblers. ia dead
Grief over the deed ~ bic pfutly
wife Flora MeponAid. Who shot
and. KILLED Webster Guerin. a for
mer lower Is Fiven ~ the cause
The contest for The presidency
Of tbs Team Drivers and Helpers
International union san settled bf
the election ~ nNuigl J Tohiu. of
Hoston Cornelius s. Shea. of Chi.
caEo. president for four years. vas
defeated TIE vote vas. Tobln iof.
shea o.
r. n Hartman wili shortly leave
New York on bis annual swiug
around hiH various railroad prop
critics ON a tour Of inspection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
WOMAN WEEDS B0YoSHE ADOPTEn
AND PROMISED DAUGHTER TO Mn

PITTsFiELD. M. Aug iol-An
unlfsual romance IL brought 10 Hight
BY the death IN plttsfieid Of Mrs.
Virgil Thomas. who married the
boy she had raised from Infancy
after death pf&eeuied him trDm bs-
coming her aonin.law.
Mrs Thomas. As. when gin
married VIM. Bedford. Chpnbers
burg, III The couple moved 10
southwest Missouri. where dangh.
Ter was born "a them Later they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
u. S. Navy Yard

The Pacific squadron Is now nj
nrcmerton. and the navy yard nov
has more tattieshipa ~ al classes
than ever before in the history Of
the Puget SQUAD navy yard The
navy yard O. crowded with vessels
such aa the Nebraska. Oregon aud
Wisconsin. the gunhoais Chicago.
Boston. Albany. Charleston aud
Buffalo. che training ship phila
dclphia. TIE prison ship Nipslc and
the torpedo boats Paul Jones and
GoidsboFongh. and the immense
drydock hoAts leave Pier 3 Round
"trip unlY So cent? 80"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

Some peculiar stories have crop
ped out Ia the sessions % the board
Of equalization. causing consider
able merrlmcnt. Among these yes.
terday Il was developed tia, Ia
1895 Il. r. elise and 4. l. Blaine
who we're ncighhorN. we're each
assessed SIS Tor half a COW. for
after some Investigation u was
found that the two families owned
cOw ia common.
This year Mr.. elise IA assessed
for a whole COW. whilc the Blaine
assessment - still for half a CIV.
Lawrence Colman's request yes.
terday 60 the board OF equalization.
Tor aa Increased assessment on the
property 81 the Colman estate, Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
(sea,6e stars Exclusive ssrvlee.l

(Seatt7e stars Exclusive serVlee.l
MURRAY nay, Canada. AUG. 10.
This IL the place whore Secretary
ntt Is spsndlng his vacation And
. Joyous vacation lteie. though a
strenuous one With him are Mrs
Taft. their only daughter Mist
Helen. Robert. the oldest son aud
child. who "a a Yale se,dent In win.
ter and Charlie, who . "a mere
childeFeBe"
q Here. also. are the Secrotary'a
brothers. Chas T. and Henry TAFT
OF Cincinnati. with their wives. aud
not Tar away ls the summer. homo
Of Justice Harlan. Of the United
States supreme court
Such an outing as this with HIS
family Is great treat Ga a home.
ioving man like big "hill TAFT
who has Travelled 100000 miles
since he has entered the cabinet.
nnt who will start On another trip
% the Philippines In a few weeks.
after hts vacation Is over II IL a
rare treat 90 see the biz secretary
bohhing along toward the gnlt
links to meet one of bis brothers
or Judge Harlan IN friendly
match.
The Murray pay links are laid
cut on the side Of thousand hills
There arc ~ holes and these holes
are reached by verltahlo mountain
climbing jumping bitches. travel
ina along dusty and rough roads
and b. other difficult routes over a
rocky way. Il takes good three
hours to set around them. and the
secretary does q with score
OF 95.
The Taft summer home. outside
81 Murray Hay. greatly resembles A
Filipino bungalow. and Il fitted
throughout with Filipino mattings.
scarfs. presentation flags. etc. and
thore Is even a Filipino servant.
Mantieo. Who Insisted on followine
the secretary 20 the United
States.
In the town Itself. the little old
French Canadian Hill town
"Msleu TAFT" IL the one important
figure. Prominent Americans Of all
sorts come and so during the sum
tnor. but he Is the one unfaillng
hgurs Of general interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
BEAUTY DANCES
TO HER DEATH

EVANSVILLE. Ind Aug Ia
When she danced all evening and
through The early hours % tho
morning receuiiy on 4 river irlp
Miss Rosa 1ipp beautiful daughter
81 President Frank Zipp. % the
southern sweat Pad company. liftlc
dreamed that she was dancing her
self to death She died yesterday
and physicians aay death was due
70 the dancing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

a better site viii be selected for
The Washington state building than
that already selected. according 10
the statement ~ members o. the
state commission after the confer.
enoo with The executive board Of
the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
yesterday afternoon. The site set
aside Tor Alaska may be- utilized
The state. building viii be 50 81
100 feet, and the ground allotted
for the building ls not enough 30
accommodate &C.
Plans we're discussed regarding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
FRACTIONAL ASSESSMENT OF COMMON
cow PROVES INCORRECT

one Of the few incidents where such
a request has been made. and Is an
indication II the honesty ~ the Col
man famiif Just before the death
Of the late n Coleman a corpot
alton was formed consisting II Tbs
members Of the family. and all Of
the family property was transferred
10 a. This WAS dome TO avoid the
necessity Of a delay aud ineon.
xenieucc Incident 10 administration.
aud not 10 avoid the payment Of
the state inheritance tax Lawrence
Colmau announced AZ the iimn that
he would have che estate appraised
and the I per cent state Tax paid
This was done yesterday. aud q
check for $4,000 wili aoon be- snat
70 the state treasurer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

the forestry building .s,..
probably be erected q, = =
hewh logs Tho flaher.4. ~.
was discussed. ana 'll
building large enough 's
comprehensive dlaDIay !
be- decided upon. ~
a committees was nanss !.
fer WlJh the bankers \. ~
scheme 20 nance The sossx. =
until The state funds - ss..' q
a dinner was given he -. So
Hioners aud the erposl.los , sss...,.
a. tho Rainier club PrsdaT ~, s,.... I
Jacob Furlh. AsAl y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
VESSEL CAPITALS DEAD.

Capt T. ~ puctie. well known
among vessel men. died IN con
yulasnua AZ the MayHiae hospital
this morning after a uight spent Ia
drinking lie was found in his room
IN the Grand hotel thla morning IN
commissions and huuied 70 tho hos
pitai. Coroner Carroll VIII hold a
poai norton thla evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

SSoptsa Virgil Thomas. n. 4.
soaSi a noighbor. wi4a ~ liisa
def ~ ne bain4
Soon niierward Bslfo,d
when the daughter was y y
Ola Mrs Belford rave ~. ~
70 a marriage betuaen N. qtsN
Virgil Thomas. 's s'f IA
Before p license eo,,ia
the girl died. a few as ~
The funeral Mrn. BelioFd ~ -
Virgil WHO was 20 49,. maii
Junior fs@1 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
THE MARKETS

'"'i'"FtAh N"hft'H W f'Hhh'@t
os :, ',, iu.o 'is msihe, nave eAuh.
90 tho price OF THIS vegetable "
drop to 90 cents 10 a box Very
little change has takan place M
49, -. -, s...,,.. 49,, IL
otables are being sent up North
today by the commlHHl0n houses
a Tho demand - alao e , m n butler
many are being sent up 10 the
North, az n ia almaat the last of
tho eeAaou for fhrouph bllia
So,
rshima honey psr ease fsssattsa
strained hensf Per a.. g.
Vegetable.
Green eafa, 81 eaQ ft PEI aaeh
enlops Waiia waila. Sc Der ~, Cal.
~ sgse tests sees 81 carrots.
house iomatsss ih ise' lettuce acme
afawn ~ ae4ti ski fhubafh lh. sa. par
fts ass crate tifs9 ss.sa psbn.sk
lb zee. eueumbsrs fsf d5a itAfos.
lima beans m he srasn tssas ih
81 HNa HHuifHHf aHNHeHea. crate EHHH 81
celery ice ga uiart gHHf lsf
SOC tat.sfsss ieesi ssedsi 81 ~
50 ga a.. WsnateAss toniaiaaa. 30.
8seUgt ta
Halter.
wash leesi $50 Oregon tsa 4se. rsns
ssss's 49, Wlst.pi.ess'es .sss",sit y.
f@N' s"*f" ts"7R fe"'" '+@+
gh.r.~
oregon ruIea. lt. oieHUH q a. he
rss.
!, ' wssaias..a rsn, ,.. .as' ees g''e
Live hrus b.. itaAHf tFoiisfs. 10. ng
sHH Use a#ess % We ROSTERS tH4 Eel
Fafaa. 81 ffaaFH faWt tf@Fi rN@sfsfs. tAt
tfelisfa Ee tafNs4s ss
-. -. 80.
ii"s -"a 'eessa'
lcftis "a cement lr.raftsA 80 ~.
-. fefiisna eemsnt NAiiiqfniA. 80
AL. asa
@A
NAi'e efnN ~
~,
- az tfW aqf imes. rsf csss isee
80 .f@
Hal afN.f i#Aa ANN tNt we NRHftlfA
stat1 tft 80 sstsftief ffate
,reti.e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
FIFTY IT. FROM MILK.

LOUISVILLE Ky. Aug. 10
Fifty people living within a radius
Of few squares Of goth aud JEFF
ferson sts. were made ~ yesterday
afternoon. This 10 the third time
this summer that the same neigh.
borhood has been similarly affllct.
ed and the cause IL believed to be
bad milk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
FIND IS $4,000 roNs or coat.

HAZELTON. Pa AuE 10 The
iehiEh Valley Coal company has
opened what Is believed 10 he the
largest stepping In the world Il Is
AZ lattlmer aud the coal IA Ia
solid bed 1900 feet vide. thirty
fet IN thickness and extends from
i.attimer To- Drlfion. at least six
miles u Is estimated that we're
the company 20 take OUT 500 tons
daily u would require $50 years Co
exhaust the supply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

MANILA Aus DO Major PAY.
cation schools. 100 puhlio play.
Efuunda and is school building
roof gardens are nov ia operation
In this city attended and patron
irrd b. si7is children. Miss Evan.
gelins whitney ia superintendent
~ this great sfaism ~ child i'm.
pruEiuK aRrncfps. and Is Aasiaioa
by i.Ee0 teachers nesiaaa the oF
dinafy lessons. the boys are to.
s'rueted IN manual training and
the girls in cessalng housekeeping.
drrssmAkin1. millinery etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
CHICAGO MEN
LIVING TO FAST

CHICAGO. Aug To- Strenuous
life Is killing men o. Chicago az
tremendous rate while women are
increasing In long endurance by
the simple life. During the past
seven months five men have died
20 two women. according 90 sta.
tistics published Men are living
30 per cent faster. take lass care
OF themselves. eat quick lunches.
court danger, dlsslpate and work
harder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

The aigreite IN a laay'b bonnet q
The crowuinE beauty ~ an eFrct
mother The collector seiaee the
bird while she Is on hcf nest. with
lbo yogng Just hatched, and tears
off her plnmca ard winrM. leaving
her % die beside Der little ones.
Who. deprived u her fostering care.
alao die. victims 90 W0aana vanity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10

gSestsis Stars Eselvs.ve scrvies.l
NEW YORK. Aug ~ Mrs Nan.
ME Duke, Who az Mrs lamar re-
Gently married Jas - Duke. the
tobacco King. f. planning Tor ire.
mendous social rampalsa the CON.
Ing aeaeun The Dukes have q fine
toan house ard the fohaecn King
himself has u1orp millions than he
has generally been suspected 81
possessing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
(seatile stars EEeiualvs Service

koeAtttc stars EXCLUSIVE o@fFics.l
CHAuTAUQUA. n. ~. Aug l0--
What right have We 70 luxury
while others siarve Ia the sight Of
plentyT asked Rev. Charles Fred
erick Aked. John u. Rockefeliera
New York pastor. IN an address
here. Christianity cannot rest
while men and women are robbed
OF their right to happiness and
rest While poverty remains and
evil conditions which should sad
den and appall as obtain. We have
no right % a life Of ease"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
HONE, SWEET HOME" COT.
TAoE SOLD.

EAsTHAMFTON. l.. T.. Aug. 10
The John Howard Payne cottage.
Home. Sweet Home" has been
sold. tosetier with a small section
Of the farm, to q. u Buck Of
Brooklyn. Mr. Buck viii preserve
the exterior colonial architecture
OF the cottage. bat the interior Will
be altered somewhat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-10
REGISTRATION co@pL1rs.

Registration finally closed last
nlght for the special election 20 be-
held on August 20 IN the TNeifih
and Thirteenth wards. IN The for
Nor ward the total registration ia
$50 and IN the latter ward. 2.t6T