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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
No Traee Of oynamIter.

RENO. New. July 20-All trace
Of Peter Claudianea. wanted In San
Francisco for the dynamiting OF the
Gallagher property, has been lost
A San Francisco detective and To-.
cal officers chased one man 1850
miles In an auto and, after arresting
him. found ne was not the man
wanted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
SMALL sLAzg exrlNeulsHeo

The fire department wrs called
out ut IL 10 this morning 90 quenoh
Il small blaze which started on
the roof OF the frame structure In
the rear OF 90 SECOND ay The
fire was extingniahed by the chem
lcat with no damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
CAUSE FOR womAN's
SUICIDE A MYSTERY.
10y United Press.

PASADENA, Cal. July 20.--A
coronera Inquest was held this
morning ON the remains of Mrs.
Walter g. Teagie. Of Cleveland. o..
Who died on Saturday, and the
Jury brought IN a verdict of suicide
by a Kunsh0t wound In the head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
couNrERFeITER SENTENCED.

Frank G. Chase. convicted last
week. by a Jury IN the federal court
of passing bad money lagt Novem-
Der. was today sentenced 90 10
years In tsc federal prison on Me
ts.sars hsl.tAo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
ASKS SEPARATION,

Lewis Buckner today filed a peti-
ton for a separation from Mammie
Buclney whom he married at shell
hyville. Mo. In 1884, They have
three children. The husband saws
that his wife on one occasion threat
cned 90 KIN lam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
CLERKS or CAT ooopwiH's
COMPANY IN TROUBLE.

10y United prrse.F q
RENO. New, July 20 Chas. w,
Raymond md W H. Maggie. conf.
dental clerks Of the Nat Goodwin
Mining company. we're released nn.
der bonds OF yi.se0 1grh today,
pending trial on charge OF em.
bezzlement, preferred against them
by the officers OF the mining con.
Germ, The warrants charge that
they gave out confidential inf0rmn.
ton whereby the company lost
heavily and that Il has been badly
crippled thereby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
HUSTLING EMBEzzLER
To SCENE OF CRIME

Los ANGELES. July 20.-~In Gus
today Of state Superintendent Of
P0llce Egsn OF Connecticut. William
y. Walker. former official Of the
New Britain Conn savings bank.
who II charged with the embczzle-
ment Of more than 5000. 900, depart
ed for the east today
Walker IL haggard and a mere
shadow Of hts former self Ills
nerves are unatrung and he plainly
shows the misery he has undergone
since he left New York IS months
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
CHICAGO COMMITTEE
HAS SELECTED SITE

n. A. Wheeler. one 0f the ropHe-
aeufaflves Of the Chicago Chamber
OF Commerce who were IN Seattle
fast UecN 10 select % site f8f the
Chicago bmldiug fetrmed last
ulgn' and Informed tho eNF9sitian
officials shot the slte eHHes$te the
California building and nest % the
NliawJni uaidlng w0trht r. recon.
mandnd o. thu clirmbeE
Tin bhillira which Will coniain
To- earIH1 fiNm CislcaAas. Wia ~ =
eef1faa % Old Ft4t H. aoasa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
BURGLARS GET WATCHES.

Burglars entering the room Of
lou Mitskogen and Chris Halyey-
son this morning. In the Hotel
Wayne. stole an Elgin and a Ham.
llton watch. besides $3.50 In solver
and some clothes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
CLINE PIANO Co.
FIRE AND PIANOS.

ne Greatest bargains in Pi.
Ofsans. viollns. Guitars.
Sheet Music. Books,
- go Goods Of every desorip.
taH ls the greatest sale Of
~ $50 E. Goods ever offered ia
nest Il Is Bona Fide A
Of over $4,000 worth Of
a.'fal goods damaged A. our
.e'f'oms BY fire This fire
pnl out by chemlcals little
~ "aA used. and almost the
~ ssoek saved ls in no way
.ased by water The n.
a'is Of all the instruments
perfect as ever THE
Only show the damage.
ean now be- bought somo
M 'aeioufth. some for one.
49, GOODS Eere placed in the
49, q expert and skilled
~ .'.sn and most Of fie Id
~ 9k Ike new Tho Sails.
~ nave ordered them Sold
n. nus AL 10 for wi.ataeer
| aa,. k viii bring vito a
| " .asiay a. possible
| ne opportouitg ~ a
{: Lifetime
| w,,' ZINE ~. elAHo co.
's's'gs-i2oczo8 Fac hsn
S.ps''saMoofs Tasate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
fleet SAILS
WEDNESDAY,

=. 49, LII WIN nv
HONOLULU. July 70.--The Off
- I'D part Of the crew Of the
ase'szka xere released from quar-
H'sf today m order % allow
- D participate IN the festivi.
= ne reiebratlon. The Ne.
ssHsz hse been In quarantine since
= iifiSal because q scarlet fever
- ilphsherla.
~ neei expects 70 finish coal.
Mnmrow In readiness for the
ae Wednesday. There Is to
M1gs bail At the seaside
!. ~ Might. and every blue}acket
80. - a. go away will b. there.
,. ~ sod shampoo uas Soap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
peDDLsR is FINED.

David Zamore was fined 800 in
police court this morning for ped
ding Jewelfy on the streets with
out license The police SAYS his
ieweiry Is "phoney~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
DELEGATES COURTHOUSE.
10y United Prsss.)

HOT SPRINGS. Va. July 90
Judge TAFT today dedicated the
county court house Al Germantown
with a brief address. He spoke Of
tho distinguished sons ~ Virginia
and paid hIgh trfbltte particularly
10 Thamas jefferson and 10 Chief
.Instlee John Marshall a large
crowd was present and the candi.
elafte WAS given ana enthusiastic 70.
cention. j. II McCllntlc. county
supervisor. introduced 1au AZ the
next president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

ing odd Jobs around the mill. IL
u believed that yesterdays fire
was % incendiary origin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

The Golden Gardens nosed 10
ahead OF the Emeralda TO 3. yes.
terday Ia q game ut Ballard. An
"a aeOn ana Kastner were the bat
,ssry for the Gohen Gardens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
aai,,pse Carrying Expend-
nm, d $4,000 for This
pu,ess 10 Be introduced.

-. Al important ordi
4 aa~ b introduced at the
Hapess :, al cts council tonight
$500 . = 1 measure emanatins
sss.'ss ,seeslmAn Hines asking am
lne.m.',s,,s.lon q $4,000 70 purchase
~ IA ..s ss for the use q the city
s,slIns department -, 4.
s ~ ,arSa purchase Is urged u
! - 4 ~ sAe benefit Of reduced
aIass s y elll BE- allowed on such
. sss.s<I.man Armstrong viii In
.'s.ss a. ordinance anthefising
~ ~ treasurer 10 maintain a snb'
s y ~ 4 ballard. employing Two
ss' salary 81 500 each per
y. 4 work in connection with
49,, aa,sr,msnts d the eitx treas
y. ~ Superintendent OF hHi'a'
- - ma The eiy engineeF
~ ~ nr.ssnance viii be- fiird with
- y ns.nesl b. Councilman Mullen
y .'.ss,ss ne city authorities to col
y. Il oao from the Oregon a
rs.a'reson railroad As the com
,srr's sAare Of expense OF Fep''AN
- vslleY road
) New storage Ordinances
NJ Marshal KellesE viii have have
:. a,anaace introduced controlling
!. roraxe and distribution q
~ssls and merchandise 70 pase
'sess q As not 10 impede the
sserations Of the iifcmen IN cA's
pssiire -
An ordinance will be- insrcduced
t.om the health department Fff
stslng for the covering 81 az io'''is
M fruits COMMONLY eaten irosa
~ hands. DISPLAYED for sale This
.sn,les particularly to eandy and
49,, sands open air lunch conn
. 80 40 any place where fruit.
:, - = ether food Is open 70 the
siE.
x1fff hulldiNa Law
y GRAFT. superintendent of
s.sassx viii introduce a bill
.nrr8lsE the building ordinance.
4 epsant the ordinance provides
~. i blorks where there Is no
49, wace must be- left In the
~; q tAe buildings for a yard
wreu fsef vide. This will be-
.szzxad % that this Law will apply
MI i CASES where the structure
! h;sn6sd for apartment house
Srpnssa
n exlsflng ordinance also slip
a. that where the ios Is more
"a is8 teet in length there must
VI space Of six feet left vacant
I j. esnter 81 the building. This
zaz nat there must really b.
y kziidlnEs constructed ON all
= mning within thgH provision.
~ n cAangcd 80 that the law
srxa Gals buildings constructed
= III q 100 feet or more in
ttssi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

n ! good shampoo uae Soap
40 sap see
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-03
OFF
4 BIG ONE
HOW THEY WILL CELEBRATE
AT COMMUNICATIVE OLD
TOWN NEVER FAILS TO HON
or INDEPENDENCE DAY.

The celebration OF the Fourth Of
July has grown to- be a "habit' with
IN" people OF Pocahontas II is not
exactly a rad" but business
proposition They advertise their
town by getting the very best amuse-
inents for that day, by means of
which they always get the crowd
and as they have invariably been
caught with the goods" the public
feels itself in no danger of being
faxed. Reciprocity. YOU see. Po-
cahontas furnishes the show and the
public furnishes the crowd Both
are pleased with the arrangement
a.l have good time. the people 60
home happy, and then whom they
want to buy some goods they re-
member that they saw some big
stores In Pocahontas when they Wis.
itod there on the Fourth of July
and they 90 again. All very sim
pie
This year pocahontas has gone
little beyond her former efforts. In
securing Zingarclla. the spiral as
ccnsI0nists. they have feature Of
which they are Justly proud. It is
tho most daring sensational and
thrilling spiral act in existence. It
not 'to politicians alone who
view with alarm" but every Wis
tor who watches the daring act
huddors for the fair ascensonist as
sho tcmpts death IN her wonderful
ar' The act is free to all and Is
s.yuu three times. each time the
actor appearing i'm a different cos
sumo Tho costumes are magnin-
cent creations and the act is mar
F.Dus. unique and unchall5nged in
s wonderful daring This is by no
means the only feature, however.
flr there viii Doc three games Of
ua BAN between good teams; pa
-aIr of Ono Pocahontas Volunteer
Ore department. beautiful Japanese
Iag Fireworks two bands Of music
.D .r'yen the day, free ice water
.1 every corner. specch-making by
tbIa orators. dancing and everything
500 can wish to ,1musc and enter
uIu
Special trains TO- carry the crowds
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-03

Every man 20 HIS trade" is an
oId adaee and 81 familiar 20 nearly
abb ~ ur 30 i7 brief IN its wording
t.t conveys a great deal On rs mean
.rr 10 is merely a torso way Of
saying 'ha' man uho makes a spe-
'fr .f any one Thing knows more
about. anI is more proficient IN his
lrIru'ar speciality than any one
could Del DO is FOR this reason
.ha' so 800 seek specialist when
so base any serious physical all
mra' ~ ls FOR Tho same reason that
Ihs Ryf1ia Remedy CO. went 70 one
NJ fhc beet specialists ln the United
t.faf .n liver and intestinal trOu-
f.ra lr1's Tor Ia a Columbus. O.,
Medical College and secured from
h'm n prescription from which Ry-
fa'a' Liver Tablets are made
THIS Yeaaf'a, know more about llv-
ar troubles than q doctor who treats
a'' diseases. and that ia why Ry-
1a'as Liver Tablets relieve and cure
moro quickly an liver troubles than
'ho ordinary liver pills and pow
ders
80 table'a ln metal box. %
ceu'7 For sale by tho white Phar-
macy
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-03
Friday

Federation OF American Iionisis
convcncs in eleventh annual session
at Atlantic City.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-03
Saturday.

New United States battlcship
South Carolina will be launched
Rear Admiral Richardson Glover
will retire from United States navy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-03
MERRYNAKING IN PARIS

Paris July -Horrymakug in.
.Idont to the Independence Day OBJ
srryance began today I'm the Amer.
Iran quarter and Wl eliminate 20.
morrow night in grand banquet,
which viii Doc attended by several
Americans OF prom hence. Amcu-
can residents viii attempt 10 prove
tomorrow the truth OF Patrick T.
Murphy's observation that uotwith.
sanding the nu.uUor OF Fronchmcn
Hho persist Zoo fronuontus tho city,
Paris d. s'.lI am American city.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-03

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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-03
Piles Pnasi pnEsi

Williams fnS1an Pile Ornament
vii cure Blind, Bleeding and itching
Piles. II absorbs the tumors. allays
itching az once, acts as a poulIce.
gives instant relief. williams In
dian Pile Ointment IL prepared :or
Piles and itching OF the private parts
Vail 0c. and 800. Williams Mtg
Co.. Cleveland. o.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-03
THE COMING WEEK
DAY BY DAY

New York, July 3.-Aftor making
up list OF its dead ana injured I'm
the annual Fourth of July butcb-
cry. the nation VIII turn ifs .vos
toward Denver. whore the Demo
cratic national convention viii no
held next week. beginning Tuesday
Interest will center in tho selection
OF a vice presidential nominee. as
Bryan's nomination for the presi-
dency appears to be already an as
sured fact.
Among other important events
scheduled for the coming week are
the following:
Monday.
Formal opening of Lambeth Con
ference of Anglican Bishops in Lon
don.
Annual congress of National
Whist League begins in New York.
Glass Bottle Blowers Association
Of United States and Canada con
f'H'b III lSdlllUOIt.
Tuesday.
Atlantic feet will laavc San Fran
cisco to continue It's world cruigc.
American institute OF instruction
opens convention i'm Burlington. W.
American Automobile Association
opens good roads convention in Buff
ialo
Wednesday.
John ID. Rockefeller. oil magnatc.
will celebrate his G9th birthday
Populists Of Georgia will begin
tate convention i'm Atlanta.
Baptist Young Peoples Union
opens international conventions in
Cleveland.
Thursday.
Annual automobile tour for Gid
den trophy starts from Buffalo.
Olympic international rifle and re-
yolyer contests begin at Bislay, Eng
land.
Friday.
Federation Of American Iionists
convcncs in eleventh annual session
at Atlantic City
Saturday.
New United states battcship
South Carolina will be launched.
Rear Admiral Richardson clover
will retire from United States navy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-03

FLOWER PLANTS Gcranlums.
Co'eus Scarlet Sage. Cannas. Yer
hona Elephant Ears Tube Roses.
n'o. Reasonable prices by exc
press FaIlcn Florist Roanoke. Va
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-03

Womcn's Tan and Patent Leather
Pumps and Tics. the regular q. 90
and 81. so values.
Womcn's fine Tan and Patent Colt
Pumps and Ties. IN both welt and
turned solcs, worth $500.
Womcn's beautiful Ozfords. Colo
mails. Pumps ard Ties, IN tan. patent
colt. patcntkid and gun metal. worth
$3.50 and ST..
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-03

THE GRANDEST BUYING OPPORTUNITY
that has presented itself this season is afforded
during the next four CD days only, in the above
mentioned departments, which are overstocked and
in which unheard of price sacrifices have been made
in order to diminish Don't miss this sale for it will
eclipse any sale we have ever held and YOU
KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-03
Wednesday.
Thursday.

Annual automobile tour for Gid
den trophy starts from Buffalo.
Olympic international rifle and re-
yolyer contests begin at Bislay, Eng
land.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20

wadden has not yet landed the Browns
la first place, but he has Stched gooi
saL
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20

Guess that announcement OF the Ameri-
can association magnates that they will
not invade major league territory settles
the talk of the Western league getting any
larger cities for 1899.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20
GOLF HEADS WORK ON RULES
and Ancient club Take Up the
compilation

compilation
GLASGOW. Sept. 19.-The proposed new
rules Of golf. which have created mucn
discussion during the last few months,
came up for consideration at an extroar-
binary general meeting Of the Royal and
Ancient club, held a few days since at 81.
Andrews under the Craftsmanship of Lord
Stair. This meeting was arranged so that
amendments to the draft rules. drawn up
by the rules of golf committee, could be
proposed before the forma acceptance OF
the code at the usual half-yearly business
meeting Of the club on September -.
one of the most important recommended
ions OF the committee was that the penalty
for out of bounds should be loss of both
stroke and distance. and to this the meet
Ing agreed. Both John Graham, ir., the
Scottish international golfer, md G. A.
Palmer, the well-known Birmingham
player, had given notice Of amendments
to the effect that the penalty should be the
same as in the past. namely, loss Of dis
lance only. The view found considerable
favor among golfers, because it was felt
that an increase Of punishment would LEAD
to ultra-careful play when there was q
chance Of a competitor hitting a ball ouI
Of bounds; but the argument of the com.
mittee that a ball struck out of bounds
ought to be as heavily penalized as a bal
lost or lying unplayable on the course, me-
with the meetings approval. If the rule rs
accepted on September %, as no doubt II
will be. it will lead to an appreciate
frightening Of scores on some courses
When Harry Nardon made his record of q
at Holyoke in the open championship oi
1902, he drove twice out of bounds at tile
first hole. He did precisely the same Trims
at Prestwick this year.
An important amendment was that OF j
r. Inglls: IF a ball on the putting greer
be in casual water, or. IL there be casua
water between it and the hole. the bal
may be lifted without penalty, and place.
by hand either directly behind the spo'
where the ball lay in water, or In the near.
est position. which affords a put to The
hole without water Intervening; but suct
position must not be nearer to the hol,
than the spot from which the ball wa
lifted" This also was accepted. The com.
mittee themselves proposed in 1904 a rule
to the same effect as the above, but it was
rejected.
The committee recommended that the
lost ball penalty should be the same ir
both match and medal play. This officia
announcement presumably means that tho
penalty for lost ball in match should be
stroke and distance dhe same as for a
ball out of bounds, instead OF the present
penalty of lost hole.
In regard to section three Of rule four,
which reads: when playing through the
green or from a hazard, a player may have
the line to the hole indicated to him., but
no mark shall be placed nor shall any one
stand on the proposed line while the stroke
in being played" b. Hall Blyth proposed
to delete everything after the words lin.
dictated to him." and to substitute "by
his caddic. his partner. or his partners
caddie." This was, after discussion, de,
feated.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20
HARD SCHEDULE FOR KANSAS
Jayhawkers Must Work Day and
Night to Be Ready.
FIVE VETERANS ARE MISSING
Coach Kennedy Worried over Makenp
of the Team sim Games of
Season Come Near
Together.

LAWRENCE, Kan. Sept. l9-(special.)-
With the university opening late and the
first game only one week otter the open-
ing day, the Jawhawker pigskin classes are
employing every possible means "a get prac-
tice we'll under way before class work
starts.
With a nine-game schedule staring him
in the face, Coach Kennedy is securing the
halls and campus for every possible bit Of
foot ball material in a way no coach has
done at *. L.. since the days when Yost
schooled his ever-victorious team Of Kan
sans here. In spite of the rush of regis
tration week. over fifty men have already
signed UP for suits, and this number will
be greatly increased early in the coming
week. The cotches have kept these men
busy every afternoon at booting the ball.
and the huskies from the wheatfields go at
It as though 1t was midseason weather in
stead OF some left over July temperature
the weather man is passing out,
Kennedy will begin to pick his team and
give out his signals early in the week in
order to get ready for the game with the
Kansas state Normal, which will be played
here September 2S.
Heavy Games in Prospect.
Much interest is being shown this year
by the blowers Of the game here and
everyone seems to realize what the team
has before them. The team that repre-
sents Kansas university on the gridlron
this year is facing the hardest and one Of
the longest list Of games ever scheduled in
the history of the Institutions foot ball.
Nine games will be played, which is one
more than usual. After the first two games
every game will be a hard one. and the
| thrpe strOunaqt tpaupa in the Missouri EaI1pN
| Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri-have to be
met in the last twelve days of the season.
The practice games with William Jewell
and st. Mary's college have been cut out.
st. Louis university has been dropped.
This game was a money maker, but the
sentiment here became so strong against
the methods used by the Missouri school
that Manager Lansdon was compelled to
omit them from the schedule this year. In
place of these teams Kansas State Nor.
mai, ottawa university and Washington
university of st. Louis have been substi-
tuted. The Jayhawkers have not played
the State Normal and Washington uni
versity in foot ball for three years, and
have not met ottawa on the gridiron for
seven years.
Iowa and Nebraska.
Kansas university play Iowa this year
for the first time In ten years. The fol-
lowers of the game here are glad to see
these two schools get together again in
foot ball. The game this year will DO
played at Iowa City. This. with the Me-
braska game, which will be played at Lin
coin, will be the two hardest games this
season for the Jayhawkers and 1t is to be
lamented that these two games come only
a week apart. Following these only five