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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-01
APPROPRIATION PROVIDED
For Beginning Work on Two RSttIeships.
President Threat Effective.

A Washington special says: AS the
senate was about to conclude consider
ton of the naval appropriation bill
Thursday, Senator Piles, of Washing
ton, proposed an amendment increas-
ing from two to four the number OF
new battleships to be authorized. As
several senators desired to speak on
the amendment, the further consideray
ton of the bill was postponed until
Friday.
An amendment to the naval bill was
adopted appropriating 100000 to be-
gin construction on the two battle
ships authorized by the bill as it was
passed by the house. This amendment
was in response to the threat of Pres
ident Roosevelt to veto the bill If it
was sent to him with provision for
warships, but without an appropriation
to begin work on them.
spirited debate occurred on the
amendment for the restriction Of the
purchase of materials for the construc-
ticn of the battleships, submarine
boats, etc. to those of domestic manu-
facture. h
Amendments to remove the restric-
ton from the bill were defeated, Mr..
Hale stating that since the investiga-
ton of the steel trust some years ago
the price of steel armos had been re-
duced from $3.50 and 5000 per ton to
$4.16 per ton, and Mr.. Beverage de-
clared that the United States pays less
for its armor plate than any other ma
ton, except Japan.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-01
LIST OF SPECIAL PREMIUMS
Arranged BY Joint Committee for the
Georgia State Fair.

At joint meeting in Atlanta Mon
day of the fair committee from the
Farmers Union of Georgia, under
whose auspices the state fair is to be
held this fall, and committee from
the Atlanta Fair Association, it was
decided to offer $4,000 in special pre-
miums
Of this sum $4,000 is to be offered for
exhibits made by the various county
unions in Georgia and $4,000 for those
exhibits made outside the union. The
prizes by county unions are to be as
follows:
For the county union making t1e
best exhibit $1,000; for second best,
$500; for third best $500; for fourth
best $500; for fifth best 5000.
A special subcommittee, to whom all
questions in regard to the fair are to
be submitted, was appointed as fol-
lows l.. H. o. Martin, G. F. Hunni-
cult and w. l. Kemp. When they
can't agree the entire eleven are to
be called in.
G. M. Davis was before the commit
tee in the interest OF his seed selec-
ton contest At his request $50 was
set aside as a prize for the best IL
ears of corn exhibited, and a similar
amount will doubtless be offered for
the best twelve stalks Of cotton
grown.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-01
NEWSPAPERS CRY FOR RELIEF.
Associated Press Makes Appeal to RcOse-
welt to Smash Paper Trust.

The annual meeting Of the Associat-
ed Press was held at the Waldorf-As'
torial hotel, New York, Tuesday, with
an exceptionally large attendance of
the members from all sections of the
country. Aside from the transaction
of routine business affecting the or
ganization, the most important action
taken was the presentation and adop-
ton of an address asking the president
and the congress to grant immediate
relief from the exactions of combina-
tons of paper makers"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-01
CONTRACT LANDED BY OLIVER.
Given Big Job in Cuba Despite Protests of
Local Contractors.

A special from Havana says: The
Cuban government has awarded the
100000 contract for the highway
building in the Pinar del Rio prov
ince to W. J. Oliver of Knoxville Tenn.
oliver was the lowest bidder but his
offer was attacked by Cuban contrac-
tors. They represented Oliver Intend
ed bringing labcrers from the United
States, despite the fact that large num-
bers of idle Cubans needed work. The
sufficiency of his bond was also cues
toned.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-01
A CALL TO NATIONAL BANKS.

Secretary Cortelyou Requests Return Of
5000, 900 Government Money.
Secretary of the Treasury Cortelyon
Monday announced further call on
the national banks for approximately
$45, 100000, $2O,OOO,OOO to be paid on
or before May and the remaining
$25,OOO,OOO on or before May 20, 1908.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-01
New Coke Plants to Be Built.

Advices from Uniontown, Pa, state
that plans are about completed for the
erection Of three new coke plants by
the H. C. Frick company in the Con-
nellsville region They will cost ST..
100000.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-01
NAME OF JEFFERSON DAVIS
May Be Replaced on "Cabin John Bridge"
at Washington.

Representative Carlin Is preparing
to introduce resolution in the house
calling upon the secretary of war to
make an investigation into the removal
Of the name of Jefferson Davis from
Cabin John Bridge" Mr. Carlins
resolution is the forerunner of sec
ond resolution directing that the name
be restored to its former place on the
bridge.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-01
Blanchard Don't Want Federal Aid.

Governor Blanchard, who received
an Offer of federal aid to Louisiana,
said hat he individually prefers that
the safe should care for it's own
cases of distress and not accept ont
side lelp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
HIGH MARK SET
FOR HATCHERIES

OLYMPIA. oct "a Tsso turning
out - Gs.aea. eco 70 se.ooo eco salmon
fry ls The mark ~ Tor ths state Or
Washington hasrhsrlss Ter shis year
according o. flsh CummissionsF
John 3 niaeland.
There are AZ salmon hateheflss IN
operation This YEAR. 80 thHaN more
than Lass year ~ recent years thu
average humber ~ ffy liberated
from Tire hAtchsrius has been ahoui
"a. Zoo 600 hns tha number has run
% in particularly favorable years
20 ueaFly so4ea 600
Tte fakins - spawn - practically
over On thr Columbia river. Bat 81
has beer istsf than usual an the
streams enptyinE into Puget nssunt
on account ~ l0w wafer The rs
cent rains have raised the streams
and afaWu taking 10 uuw well uuaar
way ffnissa there is unusually hiKh
water. the mark set b. tbs fish coni-
missioner etii BE- fehehrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
TAUGHT FAMOUS
VIOLIN PLAYERS


Herr Morits Rosen. who r. 10 be
one of the prominent soloists at the
Thanksgiving service 20 be held
10 the interest OF the Wayalde
Emergency hospital AZ the Moore
theatre. on Thanksgiving morning.
stands unique in his art. not only
az a great yi0iinist. but as a pro.
Queer Of great artists II was IN.
der the instruction Of Herr Hosen
az Warsaw that the marvellous gen.
ius Of three Of the greatest violin.
lists In Europe today was developed.
These artists are Huborman. Ar.
giewicz and Przemslcr. All three
were known early az child prodl.
gieB, but contrary % the usual rule
each one has continued climbing
the ladder Of fame as the years of
childhood we're passed
Now Herr ROsen is directing blg
energies toward The development Of
the genius that lloa In bis own
young son, Leopold, a boy who has
already startled musical audiences
by playing with surprising ease and
SKIN concert selections that are OF.
ten used by Kubelik and other fam.
Gus ylrtuosoa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
Blushingly Admits That He
Leads Women Into
Clutch of Law.

Charley Campbell. q youth with b
blond vocal expression and arfnyod
with set of ladylike mannerA
which are perfectly dear appeared
IN police court ns The prosecuting
witness against several women who
we're accused Of loltering around "a
looms.
Charley weighs about 10 pounds,
but his sense ~ responsibility
weighed two tons yesterday
What II your huaineaaF Dc.
mnnded the attorney for the women.
Charley bluehed deeply and com.
menced to fidget Then an luHplra'
ton amote bis 'mldahlna
y am IN the employ ~ The police
department" be shrllled. with a
CLEAN Of triumph ~ hts eye.
where's your starr auiered the
attorney
"oh. don't have a star" apoi
1flzed Charley.
We'll. who pays your salary 2
asked the attorney
Charley pondercd this deeply. as
finance ia a difficult topic Finally
be- replied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
YOUTH ACTS AS DECOY
FOR POLICE SERGEANT

"seraynt Of Police Wilkes payi
me for Biy duties"
Your duties chr" snapped The
attorney Just tell the court youi
duties
Charley actticd down In 81 wit
ness chair 90 deliver his bfoadaido
Well. said he II go into the "a
looms aud cafes on Pike st.. and n
see woman or girl who looks
good I walk up and ask her 80 have
drink After the drink I suggest
that We take a walk n sho takes
me up ! steer her towards the Of
floers who are waiting outside and
the officers pinch her"
Then you're a kind Of stool plg
con Inquired the attorney
Here Charley qualified for the
diplomatic service By declining 10
answer the question. 20 there'
That's all. said the attorney
Police Judge John y Gordon
ignored Charicy'a testimony and
discharged two 81 the defendants
without comment a third defend
ant known 20 the Judge. was sen
fenced "a serve 20 days fl jail and
20 pay fine OF $50.
As Charley left the court room
he stepped close 20 Sergeant OF Po.
lice A Wilkes and said
! will meet you at the cigar
stand tonight"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
TILL TAPPERS ROB
"A RESTAURANT

While Me Hung Low. proprietor
o. a Chinese noodle restaurant on
Pike IT. uear Fourth ay.. WAS wait
inR on customers late last night.
three daring til tappers rifled tbs
cash register and carried away 80
Ia cash. The men left the reatau-
rant 10 hastily that the proprietor
suspected something wrong An ex-
animation Of the cash register re-
vssied the robbery. Ne Huns Low
was unable To furnish the police
With definite descriptions q TIE al
legged thieves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
FRESHMAN GIRLS
MUST NOT ROW

DR.. Han. physical director of the
University u Washington. has laid
down the rule that no freshman sirl
viii be allowed % row this year. nor
until she has completed one year ~
work In ths gymnasium. This Il
due 10 tho fact that the work a. too
hard Tor some ~ the candidates. aud
az many do not use discretion In
their caiiathenics some rule must be
made a. - the fitness % the aspir-
ants for the sport Many 81 the
girls who wsre turning out were nog
able % swim. and until they learn
u IL considered foolhardy TO per
init them 20 row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
snRisces or REcoessrioS.

church. E4st Prospect aud .afh Az
~ ALL BE- formally welcomed
into the fraternity ~ conRrsEa
ti0uai churches ~ ans reeiesfastien
couheii nest WeaneNdae evening
Dinner VIII b. served - the meFn
hers 81 tire council AZ $50 o. m.
AfteF which the services - feraNnf.
ton o thH pastor. Hss Robert
tt4rfs nssoud. viii be held A. &
n'eferk - fhs evening s seF4irs
nhen q The puhiic wtil b. held. 40
shich Hsf Edward fAucaln Smith
viii preach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
; !: y. I'm ELECTED E: T., e: =; s:

that many states heretofore strong
~ Republican will be for him Ills
list includes such states as Illinois
West Virginia. Ohio. Wisconsin
Minnesota. Montana, Iowa. Oregon
California. Colorado. North and
South Dakota. He regards New
York as about az good as won. and
he Is absolutely SURE Of victory in
Indiana.
The editor Of Bryap's paper. che
Commoner. goes even further, lie
sees conditions favorable to bryan
In Michigan. Rhode Island and
Washington.
Taft aud hts cabinet have had a
STEADY line Of confidence as 20 the
northern states east Of the Miasis,
sippi They were nervous, however,
with number of states in the
west Since Hitchcock Investigated
them and Taft made hla tour they
feel serene over the situation AZ
least. they say they DO Taft looked
az the cheering crowds Ia Kansas
and Missouri, and stfasghtway
claimed both % them. Kansas has
been accounted bad spot Tor Re
pnbllcans. on account ~ radleallHm
and facsioual troubles. and aaoat 20
lliical observers have expressed the
opinion that Taft has NO chance %
carry Missouri
Hitchcock. in a formal statement,
has claimed Taft pluraiisiea Of from
5000 90 $4,000 In Kansas. Nebraska.
South DAKOTA. Colorado. loNs aed
washingtnn. which are among the
states claimed By the Democrats
President Roosevelt IL credited
with having said that Taft souiA
have a magnificent victory
Chairman Mack 81 the Democratic
national committee. after skiing up
the situation from the New York
headquarters. declared that he bad
unfalilng evidence 81 bryan land,
slide In Mes York. Rhode Island.
Maryland. Indiana. Delaware. New
Jersey and Ohio.
Senator Hemeuway assured The
president that Indiana would 20 Tor
Taft By $4,000 Gov Hoeh says that
Kansas viii give a Republican plu.
ralliy OF Rooseveltian proportions.
Geo y Roberts. former director u
the mint. says that Taft Will carry
Colorado By over Is 700. and that be
viii also get the electoral vote 81
And % the conflict
RACES ali along the line.
Bryans chief hope r. based on
the labor vote. TaftN main reii.
nuce IL the prosperity issue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
BANKERS MAY
PAY WARRANTS

Instead uf paying interest on $780,
0eo worth pf lighting bonds whom
only tfhe eco IA actual cash ~ ngcs
rasary ~ the present time. the plan
90 issuing lighting certificates az a
lien upon future bond Issue WAS
suggested and favurably received AZ
q meeting ~ citY officials and bank
frs held IN city Comptroller Car
rolls office yesterday
II was urged that it would require
too luuE a tin4o 30 get the bond
Issue before the people ni special
election. Ia view ~ thin objection
the bankers approved the scheme ~
the city might issue. and holding
them at a uuminai rats - Interest
until the bonds ara actually issued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

Prince August Wilhelm attained
his majority on January 20 last
Ills royal father then presented 90
him the alternative % marriage or
post graduate course az Harvard
university.
The church ceremony, which was
performed AZ 8 o'clock Ia the after
noon. was preceded BY eiyii cere.
mony ia the private apartments u
the palace. The princess wAa dress
"a Ia a white gowu. the train be-
lnE ia feet long and borne b. four
pages A reception after the cere
mony was held In the white hall
% the palace. whore the empress
resplendent in sold braid. person
ally supervised the affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
ELkS $40 w MAKES
a DECIDED HIT

~ Taodlea. hut principals and
chorus alike distinguished them.
selves individually and collectively
AZ no time was Il necessary for the
audience 90 qualify its approval by
considering that the performance
was being enacted by amateurs.
"roodles IN Holland" IL an adapin
ton ~ Buster Brown and TiEe.
Toodlva being the feminine counter
part ~ Buster and an amusing eat
doing the stunts 81 the phllnHuphic
Tige A thin. haEy thread % a plot
runs through the performance, but
no one PAYS any attention To a.
Tho adaptation Il the work Of
Tommy 0eta
A matinee Is on this afternoon and
there viii be another performance
THIS evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
GIRLS ARE ACCUSED
OF MANY THEFTS

BEVERLEY. Mass. Oct 1.-two
sisters. cite Of them 70 years old and
the other aix. are accused by the %.
lice Of long series ~ robborica
here, running over a period of three
months. The names o. the children
are withheld b. the police.
u IL said that a search Of a play.
house and a dolls trunk at the girls
home resulted IN the finding Of sow
elry valued AZ thousands Of dollars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

BERLIN. Oct 23s-in the stately
cdifice that Witnessed the royal
marriages OF his brothers. Prince
Frederick and Prince Eltei. Prince
August Wilhelm. the fourth son u
the German kaiser, WAS married
yesterday 20 his cousin. Princess
Adelaide Of SchleawiE Heiatein.
SouderbuFs Gluckuburg The bride.
groom is 81 and hia bride IL 10
years or age.
The ceremony and the attendant
festivities were Of an elaborate ma.
birthday Of the empress. who ~.
celyed many gifts and messages
OF conEraiulailon from monafchs
Of Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
~ npwAnDs cnraon YAM

The ladies Of 81 Edwards eamRre
Nntinn are preparing faf thsif
church benefit whifh fakes place
from October - "a 81. iaeidsiFe
THE entertainment vii hH held in
~ EdNsfHs halt fiiliman. Prof
LFts aHa hls orchestra have been
engaged fer the occasion. a nuu
Der oF nfinsa wiii 30 given. among
them q cane for the nsnNt nupuiaF
candidate Ter office 90 kina cauatF
sixty dollar range. a carload ~
miiiMnnd and ~ Townsend iut
arc other uSiaes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

ELLrSsnrRC, Oct. as-f.ocal
men. beaded ~ g g. Ehurchin AMI
John Eausts have purchased flsc
EiirnsburM lines ~ the Sunset reie
phone company The change in nwn
ershlp viii Do away with the tncan
scnieurs subscribers have been Vuh-
ircted "a because - runf Hereicr
The new owners wiii install rnodern
Instruments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
BN JACOB WALDEck.
tStar Special SeFviee.i

CHICAGO. Oct 2t.--"I win b.
elected president TAFT after re-
turning from his western tour
we viii have an immense popa
lar plurality and a splendid major
ny la the electrai college '- Bryan
after bis swing around the country
They believe H. too. Both have
been given great receptions all
along the line, have heard the
cheers. felt the hearty handclasps
and have received the assurances
that party workers like 70 give 20
candidates.
Followers % both the leaders
share their confidence. and the re-.
suit viii BE- deeper aud more general
disappointment than usual when
one % the candidates Is bowled ont
az the election Il Is the fashion
IN every campaign for partisans 10
make tall claims. but one would
have 20 so far to find a contest
where they claimed 30 much 50 sin.
eerely
Taft and those about him claim
all the states that Roosevelt car.
ried. and eoncede to Bryan nothing
but thu solid south
Bryan and his managers. looking
forward 70 the expected landslide.
concede 10 Taft less than a dozen
northern states
Lack of campaign funds has prob.
ably opened the field for claim
making wider than usual Il has
been the custom in doubtful states
when money vas plentiful. to make
a canvass In October There are
very few states where a single can.
vass has been made this fall. In the
absence 81 figures. Il Is therefore
easy for the managers 81 each party
TO claim that the trend OF public
sentiment IL In their favor.
Bryan. Ia bis public statements,
has not named states. but has IN
general terms predicted landslide
that vii give him the election by
a heavy majority lie Is credited
with holding she private opinion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
SEATTLE MEN PROPOSE
GERMAM-AMERICAN BANK

shares OF the par value Of SEQ
per share, subscriptions are nj.
ready being taken. Il Is urged
that fully 10 per cent Of the pop
ulatlon Of this city IL of German
nationality
Among the prominent, business
men who are said TO be Identified
with the proposed bank are VIII.
liam nloek Fred Peterson. Jacob
schaefor, Mstln J Lutz, stirrat a
GoetH. nellie & Englchrecht. Julius
Wogcrt. r. namus. William ialta.
Frank Johst. David Zlmmerlc. W
G. Norris. Joseph Suller. Peter
Wocck J Campbell, Otto link aud
Robert Hahn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
MATTHEWS REFUSES
PITTSBURG OFFER

Declining an Invitation 10 visit the
SECOND Presbyterian church II
fittsburE and deliver a series ~
sermons DIR N. A. Matthews 81 Tins
city yesterday practically turned
down an offer u a permanent pas-
torate. paying a salary ~ $4,000
yearly. $1,000 more than he receives
mere. He had been boaleRed with
letters and kilograms urging him to
accept, but he expresses the belief
that ne can be more useful here,
and therefore declined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
MONT RIDERS wAaNlSe


M0uHf. ARA oct - we don't
IKE thr mfilsis. hnd fhfs is Two.
time talk ~ n
rhis Naa she substance 81 notes
refelfsa Through ere uafia - Major
~ n hssfiNa CANtatn "a g. nfiaRn
ana Lieutenant Walker. officers ~
the Arkansas National Guard
Two tenaf concerns rmnNfFad
nuticFs % step ginning cotton.
signed Might niaera~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
BIDS ARE OPENED
FOR NEW LAUNCH

nida for thn construction ~ a new
boarding launch frf the use ~
quarantine ofnciaia we're upeued
yesterday ct Port Townsend ~ =
n. Oakley. physician IN charge The
bios under confederation sfv thase ~
The International Contracting IA. %
Seattle. and ~ " McCurdY. ~ Port
Tos nsend. a. Suisse and tis.bwe. fa-
Hpertiveiy The alftrremce IN price b.
on aCeuunt 20 the varying type -
engines o. b. Installed. and the
question AZ 70 which lie the cheaper
VII b. decided b. washington hu-
fhoritirs The launch is 10 b. ~
feet Ions. with twin screw pFepei-
lcrn and = planned az one q ths
flnnAf 81 It. hlna On The rnaat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
MOROS KILL
AMERICAN

MANILA. oct a. Nine Filipino
lahnreru and their American super.
iatundwnt were killed ~ a desperate
fight with a hand % Marua On the
Hhcphera sugar plantation near
tNEan. on the island ~ Mlufanan.
last week according o. ness that
reached here to-day from ths island
The iabufeFa lost heavily hafQfe ihry
rrpulaed the attacking party in =
final rally The MoruH are reported
% have lost 70 kitied and many merc
wounded Thay FSgfeatcH slowly
under the fire ~ the iabarrFs ard
burned the plantation bplidinss As
they rvtrsafsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
Large Audience Is Pleased
With "Toodles in
Holland"

BEFORE an audience that filled the
Moore theatre last night, ~roodics
IN Holland. a two-act musical conn
cdy. was glven By local talent un-
der the auspices % the Eiks Ia "a
manner that won Tor them cnthun-
iasttc applause. The evening was
one continuous encore SO that tho
performance vas little longer than
usual
Tho star hf the show was efiahy
Patsy whose name Ia private HE
a. Patricia smith. In the title role
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
snEamF-s saIE srorrnp.

An order restraining y. Beard
sheriff 81 NnuhUmiah county. from
seiiiua Geo acres - tfsuhsT land
on ~ execution was granted on
petition 81 " - rtays In the ga .
psriof court yesterday The order
L. maze FetufnMhis November
The sale was advertised for ucto-
Der a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
VICTORIA RATE WAR
ENDED BY c. P. R.

The rate war between the G. T..
u and the international Steamship
company has ended with the an
nouncement b. the former that its
rates TO Victoria wfii hereafter be
- ono waY and $3.50 for the round
trip, Hlth the exception 81 q week
end rate of s. for the round trip.
SIR Thomas Shanghnessy. president
OF the road has been IN Victoria the
past week and is probably re-
sponHible for the change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
The Institution VIII Start
With Capital of
100000.

Plans are now under way 70 ee,
tahllsA a German American bank In
this city A. ~ neinscrl,eg. for
~ years employed IA the First
National hank. has taken hold OF
the proposition. which has met tho
approval of some Of the prominent
German residenta OF the city.
II IN proposed 20 fix the capital
stock az sl00 600. divided into 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
asNs DIVORCE ron CRUELTY.

Claiming that hsr husband re-
fured her medicine and wuula nut
buy clothing Zoe their tAhF. Daisy
Goldberg filed = divorce complaint
against Roy Goldberg u the aus
rsftnr court yesterday The Nife
alleges that her husband has nnlY ats
lowed her taa fuF tiptNFe since June
1909. ard asks for a divorce en-
grounds % cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
snnumAN,s CAMPAIGN rom.
tBy United Prs.s.)

oAWEQp. -. r.. Oct a&safn n
north ward sweep through five
counties yesterday. James a aher-
man, republican wire pfeeideH tini
nominee. made eight speeches clos
Ina here lnHt niHht with q speech
in ffinhaFHaon' theatre. where no
addressed standing room only
audience Preceding the meeting a
parade 81 marching clubs took
place.