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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
BEGINS
INDIANA TRIP

FqUmsss.1 ~ 2HtHNu Ffeaa-
Ham u Tafs. Who left hors A I,
o'clock this morning after : dav ~
resi-. spoke "a a large erowa a.
iA~renceburK. and show~d that ~.
ths"Ai IL improving rapidly He
VII sf'raa thrcc days In Indlana
masking a great number ~ .p.ecbem
ana putting IN bis finni biowa tn
me battle for the ever do.btf,,i
tfsfHisf state lie wiil start rAat
saturday nlEht To apsnd the iaaf
svnA ~ the campaign iu New YORK
on Monday hs uiii e lnto Con.
nrcsieai where ha win make one
sp1rrh. Dr. J J Richariaau a.
Washington. the throat spe~latlsi
= ~ith the candidate. and Aald 10.
GAY that BE- u well pleased vita
me condition ~ his patient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
Reports Are Read and
Speeches Tell of the
Years Work.

The annual meeting and Dutch
Treat banquet 81 the Charity Or
sanixafinn society Was held last
night in Trinity Parish house Mrs
Millir " Tfumhuil az the Charity
Organization society of Portland.
vas the principal speaker fsfrni
dent L. "A. Gray. Rev. ~ "a GoWen.
Supt. Leo kohn and Miss No
Meehcn. secretary. also spoke.
During the year thn actual nancy
spent for rritef Was tH.0tf.st. too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

Il - a distinct and novei kenaa b
glnn 90 aif at,ietly BY and see a
hiE autrnsbile. loaded with ptesrn-
Kwrs. run ovwr a man. bat that is
y hat crowds ~ peouie arr doing
this week al panthseB th~atrv
Fsrra lies on thr stase and allows
a 1A8a. pound automobile 90 run
over hts body amt his muscular de-
swiupm~ut - such that he does Il
Without any anrar~nt injury Tfis
fsrw~ Whitman Sisters and White
Robinson. sinEera and dancers Van
Brothers. musical comedians Ora
ham. Dent 4 co. comedy sketch
artists and Ffnk'w Educated Mules
arr other good numbers A a sfse-
si4I and added attraction the man
aNemant presents f'raureseo Mar
raeL The popular viefintaf
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| SOCIAL NOTES.

d
Japaress Reception.
r. rsaaka. consul for Japan. has
assured Invitations 90 reception 10
b. given Tuesday evening. Nov. =
At tn. New washinKtnn hotel w
Z celebration - the birthday anuiYef-
aary ~ his majesty. tbs emperor ~
Japan.
Butter srnes.
A dancing farty vii be- given this
sweating ~ thr manager - tho
tlutler Annex for guests and tseis
friends.
Card Party.
Mrs ~ r. F1ah Was hostess az a
card party yesterday eseuins.
Bridss Tea.
Mrs . y, Hsfber ~ Saginaw,
Mich. vas the guest - hanuf - a
bridEr len given yesterday - Ms
Timothy 1sFpwe Mr. Thus Rims
and Mra HENRY paekinasn presided
"a the tea and coffee aras. follow
anK ths termination ~ tbs same
Laseh~en.
Miss HReei HFawsinn viii entertaln
SATURDAY az luncheon foF Aiae Lucy
campb~ll
Gard ciss.
Lat eYewinw the old "Wednesday
card club Nak given happy -.
unian at tha haNQitahle hans ~
Iuaro ana Mrs Hurkr This uaa
the first meeting Of series 70 -
given tht4 year BY the riab.
Wesvsas'a centuey Club.
TIRE Womans Century club Niu
fneeg tomorrow afternoon al sra
Federation club house. Al address
wil b. given hy Mrs. q Vi Nsoutsn.
borough on rWauen az the nihir-
anlaiwt wiii he Mrs. gaudrn. assist
% bY Mra J = chiilefs
cenesgs sscesss-
The Seattle Philharmonic cFchcs-
fra. under ths direction u 1ausrs
Hamiitnn Howe. ~efed = success hssi
evening a. So firNt snn~on rSnfnrt
~ the Unitarian church. SIXTY Hiu-
alrIana participated Ia the program.
A large audience Naa pfeaent. @ud
Wnrlu applause followed earh MUM
her on the evening program
posnpeii Lsetsrs.
Res OearHs Bnaxeile vii give an
Illustrated lecture un rompeif thin
evening Al the chufrh IF the kpi-
phany. seth sv and uuion -. The
greater part ~ tbs ieriurr VII be
4 rehearsal - Or Huxxsiis's pwu
impressions while on q recent visit
- the ruins ~ The ancient Roman
empire
Eusn's Pspils Hsceiss-
The Fgan DrnfnHftc ana 'sp@fatif
- hooi gave an afternoon rocepts1u
ard opening rccitai yesterday ~ the
studio rrona Tho program was ex-
cef,gianaIfy we'll delivered before
large gathering 81 friends Miss
Thenra Carter Rave q finished read.
ing - IsunEfeiiews "Wuping -
HgawathH She ureNeHaea wen
r4asluiatsa voice ~ euntraifp quality
Madame Maiiidita4 the dancing
teacher II the school gave NUM-
ber Of graceful dances ~ spanish
costume A worthy rendition from
The Lion and che Mouse" was
given bY Mias Jessie Van Zandt
Thee best part ~ the prpRrau we're
TIE selections from Hamlet de-
llsered BY Prank G. Egan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
eLuB's FrnsT MEETING

The Prospect Congregational
Church Mems club held ne tirs'
meeting last niEht Joseph Hnia
nen Charles E Con Hiesuu end 2
J. tvetfar apuh e. Mra > u Wsfkafi
rendered 4 NfollH aUiu. The fnslnw
lag officers were elected Ffeei
hant. a. - Campbell vice president
a. Norris. secretary. ,. + Metef
lr Treasurer. L. q. Whittlaay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

. gELLINOuAM. oct ~ Tho Lar
son Iumher company iH rehuiiaiht
Yatfaat September u The new mill
have four machines Instead ~ three,
49, formerly. and the capacity VIII
So lee Gee shingles daily. IHr
piant was known ~ the Moody mih.
irhs nifi viii he ready for opefa b
-llnn nMnnl IannmMnr l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

UoQEfAM. Oet 1z Father Martk.
whu nas been appointed by Bishop
~ Daa a. fhn uaHtorate ~
the fathuliH church % fhfm
city. arrived Oh fr1luiain yesterday
DURING abe haN fatnHf NNrtx met
many mnmhrna ~ fhr church. Ne b.
aieu se1 with fha appearance of H1-
tulana and eHpYrgafd tne hope that
DE- v0uia seuu be able 90 hulid up "
nraditabfs f0nWrnna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

PHILADELPHIA. Oct phya.
lciaus told George DIZZY Rogers. tic
artist. that ne had only two more
years % live ON account Of con
SUNNI tie told thta 40 HIS sweet
heart Theresa a. strauss. and me
couple eiopd0 and were married
Now they SIRE waiting FOR forgive.
uoaH from q stern father and brother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
WOULD ABOLISH
MEDICAL
BOARD

Members " the Medical unluu
60 thr number ~ IS gathered IN
Narpemtrrs hall last night a. hs.ar
Dr .. W. d Snytirr. presldFnt -
the national organisation. discuss
piaas far dpluE swaY with the state
BOARD ~ usedigal mxnsniaerw Mem
brrN - the Nrslt-aI unisn eontsaa
that tlsre~ boards are the remulf ~
class irsirsAIs1n They eaut all rn4
gsxei 50 the aealfnw arts % ~ al
lowed e. rra1tiCe ailouafhs. huuiao-
pathr. owtrafaafhss eeiertieN and
Christian Scientists
Tho@w wno #rohe fn favor Df the
plans ~ the uniou we're Hra Ronald
Skrath. Atasaef and Dalton pr
SiubrrE. q member ~ the King
90unty MeaA.ai society def~nd~si
that organization nr a. p Nov
sranee. EYr Mearnuw and DT John
punlop took part In the discussion.
Dr. 4nYler Speaks IN EveFetf 90
gffyFruNf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

RIDDLE. ore oct 2E AieNandeT
Ffanks a groom ~ Tess tnHh
month and stili on hia honey moon
frip ln tie Southern Douglas county
mountains. near here. was KILLED
tate Yesterday ~ oscar Wehher
a compaaion from thc aane camp
who Thought he was bear hnth
men we're railroad mon from Hose
burg. ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
TAKES
THE RE|NS
-. Government of the
an.vican Church Into
VI. Own Hands.

q. Catholics hoif
~ .s,ns today an announce.
N 49, 49, Observatory Romano.
msl I orgaa. that the eonsre.
pssN y, ,'.'s,laated the Amencan
N.s.s sss been dissolved and
als.s ...s which Is to b presided
rss's', y. - eope himself This an.
=. 1880, 7 i taken 20 mean 'na'
saHs .. ',.sss trouble over The Az
y -, n 1 ccadiutof for the
{. $3.50, ss.arIscc alecese has l .s f .l''
~ ' I. ,.se The relns q the gov
W. 7 a he American church
- i hands - that me- .,,,,.,' W.
Y " I n more discussion Of m"o"'n'
.n..,,nsmeus q Or Hanna
Nv ~ rvanelscc position was
2 ?, 's .'..ss BECAUSE d ne poie : Oh
IVY ..s',, 49, 4 n Hannz's u'oas rt'lssic
49,! ,ss.,s', ssa lsser Al ~ objection
W. 49, s,,lr.es rrslisn By d.. llama,
-. -. nas a. tAe Index eNpurka'
sxY -. q, ~ an
- 4 mesleralsm. Is announced
s.s,,.x,y % the new congrega
= ~ uembers Of the congre'
-. amher IA. lnclnding Car
- swrY Delval. Moran. Org
!. s.sasa vannutclll. Martin.
= ssnnla and Gotti. All are
sssx~ i Ae opposed ssgcnuously
4 sslioa 10 the consistoriai
...,~ssssaa there IL the Rotn
80 hlhsaAl. composed OF Il
$500 nrindlng N. Prior. rec
4 nnh college. for Anglo
-<z<sa 4'fAifs. The members a
! 'rs,nna SesnAtara are Car
~ Yssnuselli. Satolii. Gasparri
<.s.sa Axlinrdi. Matthew and
-. ~ eomprise a supreme
~ /. he church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

RED BLUFF. CAL oct 22=-
scores OF men were thrown out Of
work bv n fire that completely a.
afraead Tire Med niuff Machine
shop aud Foundry early today
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r"ino nv scas srrs ssss.

NtAfH YAKIMA. Wash Oct ~
hfspk Jordan. ~ this city. is ~
town altar a Summer mnent ON AlM
homestead. near Priest napias Hr
tsite : crop story which holds all
records fte planted on@ fftst ~
IN acre - eahhaFvH aua sfrfnasfnas
We sana ~ springs. rmapad NJ tons
- WIS crop Thts will bftna hfn
t.ee The heads average ~ pnnrs3.
a"a ans weighed 81 psunas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

OAKLAND oct % Mrn Nellt.
hiiilef strange. . beautiful society
woman with her boy. has ala.
appeared A former hnshand
Miller. has officers work4rs
0H the case trying 60 obtain nns~s.
sion % the boy ~ the antflanlrnf H.
NlH divorce case ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

~fhs Baek Hana- the play Al
- THtzd kxenue tlia week. u
frA4AAF gassa hoslsex and lhe cofn
1zzis 81 ~ aftiuG of fite corn
- ~ eensnHnlalsFy tiFfuuxae1g
- 81 mttiAee Saturday Next
s*&s bsn Wlil ~ -+Tne Great TX.
<e@ Ael.lfsfY. 5ae n Al Woa<f :
a<zstrz maAsie pfctigrssun4 ar
rtnFd On eEru1at q ttsif aAxnl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

sioux FALLS. 81 -. oct ~ The
vaults % the State Bank Of NergiI
were opened hY cfaNkHwnn who
denamltcd the huge steel doors ~
ter breaking their way into the
building. The burglars took with
them 1900 and valuable papers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

NORTH YAKIMA wash. ort 22.
Captain william g. Hplawn. BROTH
ar ~ q . SplaWu q pioneer Or this
county, went 90 spokane and mar.
rlea Mise May ioudun 81 Loomls.
wash Captain apiawn o. 20 years
old and his bride about half that
nuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

Is drawing good audiences &C each
performance az the American The
company " strong one Misa olive
spencer hcing especially charming
Albert Ncleh plays the role of Her
rel severn artiativaily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

~ E.
*'pzEf aaring October Via
- ! Z 4 Navigation 60
y seattle. so 90 frs.n
1 ft10 Kansas Clfy
!. e. 5000 Other rutes
- y n'asaaiisn iaFnlshed ana ~
-, Z. 80. .Asss q Union Ticket offies
y fah Ave y = Ellis. cen Al
Faa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
Children's Coats and Bonnets

Particularly suitable little folks of from TO years are
the Peter Pan Rece Coats and uobby little Bonncs
Hats match
PETER PAN REFER COATS SSOO-Nayy blue diagonal
cloth excellent quality nicely tailored doubebeasted good-f
ting turnover velvet collar. Sizes | @ years
NOBRY FELT HATS. Sl50-To match foregoing Coats Itx
cclen quality felt, pretily trimmed with ribbon bands
STYLISH HATS. ST QS-Trimmed with stitched rims and rib
bon bands Many pretty shads-navy golf red and brown
FELT BONNETS, Slq5-For little girls from years
Felt Plaques in poke ylesvery Becoming Trimmed the face
with soft ehng and pink osebud Coors navy light blue
trimmed with ribbon STN IL 5 II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

Three-Piece Combination Suits. Sl95- Com
bination Suits. comprising Corset-Co Draw
ers and Short Skirts. Made OF good quality main
sock, trimmed with pretty serviceable cotton
Torchon lace and beading laced with ribbon. Fit
smoothly over the hips. eliminating unnecessary
folds and bands; particularly appropriate for
wear with ncw-iashioned gowns. Another 81 95
Three Piece Combination Suit is Of good quality
lawn skirt and drawers trimmed with plain full
ruffle, corset-cover trimmed with lace beading
laced with ribbon This garment is designed to
be trimmed with your own choice of laces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

The hlll at the orpheom thla week
T. nne ~ more than ordinary
strength There r. a musical GENE
eav with much ncenety and five
pretty. graceful and musical chorus
GIRLS a trio ~ dancers from the
music halls 90 London and Paris
and number OF other acts OF al
most equal merit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

BAN FitANcisCO. OCT 9a.-An-
t9nia InltQln, reputnd bad man 81
itRty ana nevada was stabbed ~
drnth laat uiHht hF au unknown A..
Hatinut Nothing g. known ~ Ma
movements since he came 10 thls
citY several days nWo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

Wire acts. a. a rule. arr state and
unintrrcStlnG bat the one presented
by thu Millmsn Trio az the Orpheum
this week i different. They 81 be-
yond an ~ the oid-timr wire stunts
ant do only the marvellous hifd
Miilman. the charming aerial artist.
j. graceful and daring and she
dances en the awaying wire with as
he stage fioor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

ss,sss a Me ths musical eNm
Il y xmhsf Mart9n. - delnE ~
III i 4a4Ad ~ expected at ths
gxsex Mai xrek Iafsies J COR
~ vi " seen At the Grand IA
- anaa eamesiy. -Fariux ths
HnsN ii whieh Henrv n D1xey
sppsAres anriax . NeN fork en-.
snr,mxsl Thr psnf T. heraisinsl
. ) lzy smnSiiE orr. and Mr.
lHf~fs a esnes3x roia - smil
4 = sss4s par.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

WASHINGTON. H. g.. oct 22-
Colonel Garland NJ whistler. caaat
artillery corps. has been ordered to
proceed 60 Fort Wordcn. wash. and
assume command uf that post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

French Circular Drawers, 5oc-Nainsook
material. made very wide, and trimmed with
tucked ruifle edged with pretty pattern of lace.
Corset Covers, 50c--A large assortment of
beautiful styles; good quality nansook trimmed
with lace or embroidery insertion. beading and
edge. A very pleasing garment is made Of fine
nainsook trimmed in front with large medallions
fashioned of lace insertion Neck is trimmed with
lace insertion and edge in fish-eye pattern. Bead
ing is laced with ribbon.
Isabella Drawers, 50c-Made of nainsook
material; extra wide, circular cut. good fitting
smooth over hips. Trimmed with wide lawn
ruffle, with several small tucks and deep hem
stitched hem. Lengths, p and % inches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
New Arrival of FIannels and ChaIIies

FRENCH FLANNEI.S, 75c YD.-Dainty
Dresden patterns. floral effects-conventonal,
dotted and some figured designs
FRENCH CHALLTES. Soc TO 75c YD.-
Wide range choice patternS-some dotted others
striped-many artistic scroll effects. Coors i'm
clude some soft. pleasing pastel tints Prices.
soc. o0c. Csc and sc yd.
NIYELLA FLANNELS. Sc YD.-Eng-
ish Flannel. made OF superior Atwood yarn, non
shrnkable. Plain colors and extensive range of
dotted. checked and striped patterns. Width, 81
inches. Very suitable FOR waists, shirts. paiamas
or children's dresses Washable, warm and serv-
ceabe.
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ASSESSMENTS


trhs Tms lhs Place and ttle
r.f - = 10 ssfractlan far next
- :. AZ arsre hexinniNs sun
~ eAzAt Thsk maeieal play "
= Rzxh LARS 4 howard, and
- III axhfs Ne Chieagn u alsn
- r.rr nieeessfui runs Ia New
wa - Bestun Il r. satd % tell
/ ssris ~ <tnrs. ard has 50 hand
ssrs ehnus xiFlx Seat sale opens
,es8s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

TOHoNT0. Oct 22.--An honorary
ferree ~ Ia -. was conferred upon
Lord Miner Yesterday by the I'm
verhitv &c Toronto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
Women's Fast Black Hose, Special &c Pr.

Women's Plain Fast Black
Cotton Hose Medium weight.
hem OF rib top. double sole. toe
and heel. An excellent wearing
Hose.
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Lels

- er1wss are affenatsw th~
'ssaar~ q Raf1es ~ Par /.
- NJ - ~ the Lois ~ Fsraw
= - fitfe r0le II MAJ lne 4 a..
- ~ Next week TIE ffelr ~
= a<szh ne weH kunNn rass I
~ ~ ~in b. the hlis
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Mariens.,.. :, De seq.

= -"
All Of the ynung people iu tuwn
are tfylnk 20 Get into the star the
atre thls week to see Mime kruNiayp
Theatre Narlonettcs. q collection 81
cisvcfIy v orked puppets In gprww0us
costumes never before seen in this
cts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
Interesting Ribbon News: Good Values

This season Ribbons are conspicuous in
dress and hat trimmings Ribbons for hair bows
and sashes are more popular than they have been
Tor years
All-Silk Tafieta Ribbon. seven inches wide.
very appropriate width Tor hair bows. sashes. hat
trimmings and fancy work Many seasonable
colors. Hair bows and sashes will be tied free OF
charge. Specially priced AT 3Sc yard.
Taffeta Ribbon. the crisp kind. five and
bali inches wide. for hair bows Various cofors
25c yard
Plaid Ribbons. in beautiful color combina-
tons Heavy quality. Prices. 40c, SOC and 55c
yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

FAIRBANKS oct. fs4-rh- .ss.,,.
~ Fiurwuer according - 49,
vices = making apiendIa hsaa~s,v
=" fhn tunpku district Tha afa.fn
~ Wuigh - loaded with paaaanasrs
va vi sfaf Ga alt winter all ~
up the innuko river - far - -.
sihlr and 30 beaehwa for ghr rala
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

Womens Fast Black Isle
Hose Firm medium
weight. fine lustrous isle.
Hem top. splieed heel and
toe and double sole.
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SKA
NE VS.


81 usi.sd prssa1
VALDEZ. Cat az - re m..s6.
tfrfHhted ana electricity rar.f
sfrnes Alaska last ruenfna IA.
sheea here was quite afsffnrs go
81 sefHsal seconds duratleu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

JUNEAU. oet ~ william IL,
ninse hrfan o. ninhtiT heard a
political meetings. not IN pwes,.s
bHt through the phonasrauf
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Attractive Showing of Practical Muslin Undergarments

Aside from the exceptional quality and the workmanship Of these
ments ThreePece Combination
Drawers the interesting feature the owness of the prices
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Outing Flannel, Special lOc I'd.

Many of the most desirable
patterns and colorings are shown
in this seasonable material.
Light and dark effects are of
fered in the leading striped and
figured designs.
Good weight Outing Flannel p inches
wide, wen mapped light and dark coors-pink,
blue, red, lavender brown tan and other shades
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

"a various Size
Stripes checks
and plai S.
Suitable for
dressing sac
qucs night
go " MS a " q
Wrappers Spe
cial Toe a yard
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~ - -
4 l. l. + RON
NETS, Sl50-
Navy or red
shaped Felts. OF
made of silk.
poplin weave
trimmed with
rosettes of rib
bon.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-27
NEWS NOTES.

Crookston--Ald. Peter Snyder, Of
Crookston, received notice from Sec.
rotary G. H. Becker, of the state board
of examiners, that the next meeting
of that board will be held in this city
on Thursday, Sept. 10. III # ID.
Crookston Sheriff Louis Gonyea
and sons Louis and George, Of Crooks.
ton, are building an eighteen-foot gas
boat for the purpose of descending the
Mississippi and landing along tho
Texas coast, where Mr.. Gonyea has
interests. Al 5ss III. ~ II
Minneapolis With threatening Re.
volvers, seven tramps chased Watch
man ". Larson. Of the G. "a. Smith
Lumber company in North Minnaap-
oils, from Yard No. 2 to the ONCE, q
mile distant, az hard as he could run.
ochester While John Pennington
and Walter Ewald were busy extract.
] ing rocks from the stone quarry here
they were buried beneath tons 81 rocK
I and dirt without q moments warning
Ham1ine Every hero Of the Fort
Z Ridgely massacre viii be honored al
cslebrat ton on ste g 4 old fort next
g6A1uk09
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-27
Bad Milk Shipper Fined.

Crookston-Deputy State Creamery
Inspector A. o. Storvick, Of Crookston,
has secured the punishment of the
first violator of the pure cream and
milk laws recently implicated by dis.
coveries at Crookston. express trans
fer. Charles A. Carlson, Of Kennedy,
Mimi, north of here on the st. Vim
cent line, pleaded guilty and was fined
SIS and costs. Carlson admitted that
the milk and cream were week old
before he shipped them and brought
them into Kennedy on Saturday. No
local trains run thru Kennedy on Sun
day, and consequently the cream and
milk remained in that station all
night, all day Sunday and Sunday
night, until late Monday afternoon.
The amount was ten gallons Judge
G. v. Johnson, Of Kennedy, heard the
case. AZ Hill e4
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MOORISH SULTAN EATEN:
HIS ARMY DESERTS TO ENEMY
AFTER BRIEF BATTLE.
1stbesmen Prove Muiai
Hands Rule Accepted In All
the Large Cities.

Tang1er, Aug. 24.--The defeat Of the
sultan, Abd-el-Aziz, by the forces 81
his brother. Mulai Haf1d, has been con.
drmed. The sultan Of record was sur.
pr1sed on the night Of August 10 and
most OF bis troops deserted to the side
Of the usurping sultan after the firing
OF few shots. b. FL r,3 81 q
Reports indicate that the defeat 81
ADD. el-Aziz was due largely to the ha.
trayal OF his own tribesmen. Mulai
Hadd has been proclaimed sultan Of
Morocco at Tangier and announce.
ment OF the proclamation has been
telegraphed to all parts OF the coun-
try. All the officials who previously
nave been under the rule Of Abd-el-
Aziz in this city declare that thew
have accepted Mulai Hadd as their
leader. thereby making him supreme
In all the large cities of Morocco.
Details Of the battle show that ADD
el-Aziz had an army the superior of
the enemy in numbers. but that his
artillery either failed to work or was
deliberately tempered with Some of
the guns exploded, throwing the
tr1besmen into panic. The vast ma
5ority of these seized the opportunity
to flee during the engagement and
general pilla&e broke out, many of the
tribes seeking to carry off as much
booty as possible.
Abd-el-Aziz and his escort retreated
IN an orderly manner to Settat, his
army being pursued by the victorious
troops of Mulai Hafid Abd-el-Aztz
was accompanied in his flight by the
grand vizier, the minister Of foreign
affairs. the French military mission
and two British officers. A Tangier
newspaper stated that the British Of
t1cers and several French officers arc
missing