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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
PALMER STRIVING HAN
FOR THE SPEAkERSHiip'
interest, re Try to sx.. Pc
Votes for Their s'1
Candidates. T.

Ia' contest Tor The ss.,..
enforcement Of the K, ,'s'''''s'
declaration ae is soing On m... or
a aJ and there is ever, WI, 4. !
lhai there win b. ~, ladiese4
p i,Ii maneuverIng shssl
, y. s when The s,eiasI 1
70 decide on ia ebates sa''oa usa.
on. :, Hanson. Who "a 49,.
ior tbia honor has sls.sea nalsss
me =. race. and e nov a .''.wa ~
position 70 Palmer INV. NV y b
Hanson ia going q ,1. W. Hhss
port is NOT defe.llsls 'g y hla ~
II Do reneraily sarsulssa s w d
De anything 70 hsaf ps.' ny Fn
son has q couple II t,ses ' Ass
delegation who wefe 49, ". o IL
him tentative prorus... ~ !, 2 rtg
u Dc showed sufileles WA
warrant his candlases ~sa q
Friends II Palmer y.
working among the delss,,l.... va
them 40 70 the unit rsls i. Z u
with some Opposition
rule vii be fought xkss ~ ~ 81
CATION meets Mondsv y
Another question ia, ii,
bated 90 a lively manner 4 y.
ton q proxies There IN M |,
least one and possibly ~. =. {
les % the caucus. and II ~ ~
are allowed 70 vote them /, v, v.
teriaily affect tie result " y :
IN The meantime Palmer, -.
alton Influences are sahe...s (. 4
and OBVIOUSLY 70 suins
votes over TO the asogs ~ 4
elect their man. Renlck ~ y
son are not making g r,ges,.'' I !.
campaign but they are neys,ss.'. l
az work and aypareasly ~ -
results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
new STREET CARS
REACH THIS CITY

The Seattle Electric Co. received.
this morning. q shipment Of 20
street cars from the St Louis Car
Co. for use on It's system during
the coming spring. The cars are
Of the size and type used nov on
the Fremont Ballard aud Capitol
hin lines. having the cntrance IN
the middle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
CITY RgAL EsTArE.
Hope Deferred

makstt a. heart sieA has ths tss'8ss
fsaa thsrsaf nakssh ths real estate
hasiaess fsiif naast hsra Heof
1hs tsaFis as ssglins nessg lnie
e#t 81 tsfFaasFa o. fhs Asaksfs sees
49, 81 teffsww = set tagfgwina e
FaF elr astts hHt AZ hAlif nFM heasaa
fasHinE tate HUNDREDS 90 wii..
LIONS ~ fslirpsf mafeftsir fsri afiss
sfs aarrfrs - 81 sfi.esf saf aN asttt
80. 80 - - =. ~. 49, =.
asistf 80 wsH hnni be hHts haF nsa
aF pap uIafa t2hs yaUf aha3fe
$50 iiis gssa ~ pc le's a
efss flds ea ears
gGses 81 tts essh iat tatfff fraam
mefsrn hresa FHnsifurtien -
sssn "a maAqana flass. ssfsst
aeaassssni aHit iHi ~raid -
rhsan 81 raHs rsFms haiknes
y ear rsfehatsf
ihs sssf aisftius sfapasftlan in
wstsrffuni stfesss thsi -
snaw e a miles ffem seattle
@ f ssh 80 80
ksaafifaf tsarhI awnef caHns
o. tts affie. ane sits us z
nlaafss q Taqf tims
tate4@fi see Eaah. aEras rsFf fee
lasa ~ils f-feeas. rssfif "a.
teNe1 huHts HnfF fffe fssi
ffarH $50 Fsnfnn ear lire Thts
iana - wafth 81 eat per aeFs
fataF
tftta atfts essh s.reasn neasfu go
fsas : tierks ffnna WarinEfaff
car uHs tfani usW. -
tFn&HN
fasse tats sash T-ruosa saossrn hauss
81 Naiwtsf Messhts tiant
ffaan saFa taiaaea f1t a meath
gfHaHf 10 fanfH#
ftaHafI fEt cash ftfh RnN NFuHhiis
csa tsFerru faaasrn heass fns
runua O. CARR nnN. haf - fas
tustMasa property. nrnfina o..
WsieafHerf e. hFiuH hantsenas
fsfBfnsrHrt sufH
tffaatle cash. flf nsauth fnr ans
~ aas nrnfaa tsarfs trarfs
NeuaE man. here 10 81 oHaaf
turttf rHsrt eisfea &C. -.
change 8 aFfHa wnffh e. zee
hnt tt1e in each fof lpt worth
fthea
rnE HNAfrT LOAN 4 nANEtNu co.
50 Thirt ~ tFruund faorf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

Ways and means for the c9nrtruc-
tion ~ IL new home for the Hramsn's
Friend society will be- discussed At
n meeting ~ The Organization % be-
hold a. the plymouth church nakt
"wednesday 40 y. ~. Chaplain o.
W West declares that the present
building az Western Az and Stew
art st. erected three years ago al "a
cost 81 $4,000. has become made
quate, and u IL hoped TO sell the
present site for sufficient funds 20
build a larger building on a cheaper
site
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

Tho following a. the program If
the Western Washington Missionary
rally. which win be- held az the First
Christian church az Broadway and
Olive ats. az 3 o'clock tomorrow ar
teFnoon, Opening prayer Roy r.
r. Paul Authority Tor Missions
Rev. j. /. GarNin. The Field
and what Know About H.
Rev r. J Shucy. The Missionary
Spirit % Giving Rev A. l.. Grim
The ENCOURAGEMENT 81 Missions.
Rev h "A Llngcnfoldors The Reflex
~ Missions Rev j. l.. Grccnwen.
Methods Rev J w Baker. DR.
Freeman Walden win preside
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Mlnga AND MlnINa.
MlNEs AND MINING.
Acreage and Lots
Worth Investigating

acres near Nartnsp. across iaks VAST
tUFfuH .s.sst st...lIt.s .lEfg f.tffft.. ~
g affea { miles raaf " Hifnffan ffst. II 80
a4res ai buWauish STATION tf4i ~
gis aafeH West Seattle .t,Ss. t,h1
IS aeiss a mile ffam Hsaitls fatoms -
QuarfaI arfo tracts West Seattle - ~
lais ~ Youngstown ...... t..-..... ~
: III afh as West. naaf Hove 81 il4
IN Jih az west nHaf MeufaW q lH4
hee snd modern tfaain rattass ~ faan
fHWH ... p ##
sasf terms
IMH kuiifffWEnT ritErfntn 90 Inc.
TtH. Empire HHil4iHE
rhans Main MS lna vi
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F1Ra F8R ss11fih


tfeH bays FHAf shutcs n fH acres level
iasHrd .nff isna s fa snifss fFnm Hsen.
ala hHftish EaHntF fauf MfIHa ffafH A..
HHsfnn it ta Everett l.RHf aFreH o. e.
iaEf frnm NHa1 sail Aeraf sDirHa q
aHfef Heu ssfflrrs sDFninE W heHiFs
uteHfN 20 mafh fn aanaH ava nHafts
aHls spisaa'f fruit fsffF ans aatfy
ia fnnrfhs FatHnEian in sasr ~ sifh
ness ahf HsFdsd ta bette ln case "A
aaath tf sea aanf fa lsAFa nuTf ahaai
fHe F.FaurFf aHa beet NfHfaaltinn fn
Weaf@Fn WashtHEfen. eaN ~ afits ~
ittasfNafea naAHal
NLWouu At MWrM TIMBER $50
tate Amtffean hank Seattle Nash
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~AELP WANTED"
Ia - rIAaaIEIEO nos.

AND At SARs@if
one cent . word Aihli,'" =. ~
charge lEc. when ehete
account actual number oi lluvs
AZ ~ VIII ~ counted seven
insertiaoH made for the W,e,S,
% six whom cash Is pe'N -
cap lines or fraction tl'.'
will be counted a. two h"""
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

Today's Treasury Statement
WAAIifNGTON. Nov. z Tho
treasury statement today shows
Receipts. ti,Bz8,aA3s expenditures,
g., 0gN. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

% ret trust prlnted time
tables In newspapers Fer
\ time o. departure and arrival /.
! % trains telephone King street :
! station information Bureau, :
4 sunset. Main 214o. lndepsns :
ens ~.
\ aaNa ssSAA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

MORSE iNNEHrMEHT COMPANY
tud ttef tiH Hihfkfsy niHeA
FuE ELECTION f8 UHUNi NOW
YET rs nu HNHfhEaH Ng WaNE
NkFGi5 TifE foLIuWfHu FuupoHt
TON UNTIL AFfEH NfsWnFfUH WE
WAIT ~ slHHchinNNa Ron % fh.
AeHK rMArrH a. miles aut AT
WffufEHAtE rMfCE THE taa aHfes
is surveyed Fiattea auf sfskel ia tH.
acre tfaefs aHa fHr aais in nuih faf
a. ref srfa Hf aiih DE- gaffhaHfrs fHf
te.ecfa tfaff aHFh 70 ssnfs price $50
SALE Will Un CONFIRM UNLESS
Att fH Voc HHCmGnNN ruM Coed SSH
fHmniHg SISTER snod rnhaa close ta
school near - W sfafian ana boat
iannins tu She midst - Efustaa
silnu. rEsf ~ f.aka MashlHFfuu EASY
fNNa advise ~ Hhen Fsu eiil call
aHd inrHsfiEafs fhs pFspasiftHn aad 81
90 ser the iaAa
MDMHH fHFEhf MENE COMPANY.
laa a tsFa ft8 ifnekisg Block
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Only $500 Per Acre

Two aerss just north ~ university
lisa fine. on cuunty read. wifh sned tisu
q issa and muunfainai price titea a.
ioinlHF FrepertI held al tiqqe per acre
ttAtta TEET
ouiY two hiocks from car unohsiruct-
ible piew near iunction,i ttet. on easy
cENrvRY HEALrY CO.
1elt Alaska ulds
OF W A Sanford eth and California
ind " g.
-ti
beautiful iran coitare iai aeaia. 1r
rise neai Meadisnd iHrs two blocks %
Ffsrs5nt az csf 10 uih All Tfinr.,
Az fhehsa North is. ind. white So 81
Beautiful neat a.tnom cottage lot uex
800 corner. north or woodland pafk
tive hleeAs a. car sound Wow So Terms
Fremunt ay car N tth and phinnoy az.
rhoass North %. ms 90 Al
srop PAYING RuNr
Ana iaiac loar ewn tescianics Quarter.
rafden. wiih small house. % minutes frsfr
Pioneer Square only So on terms Main
iiia Ind iHa -trr
For $500
f-NOoM HOUSE
Ana lots 9oNies each N.s00 cash
WINauIp BROS
zoe culmau nidH Al
WE HAVE THIS EXCLUSIVE
But viii pay full commission &C. Hfoksr
Two houses on lot honi0o. Houfhenet
corner % atth 3 and Dearborn. hrine.
rental q tlai via sell Cor % Fee terms
Chauee 60 make quick turu ever ~
Euod Interest % Investment
APPLETON INVESTMENT COUpnRA.
TlnN. LID,
fe1 American hknk uida IT
Am old mani only $50 down $50 per
month. buys my fine home iarga piece
o. aefsaan, 800 ieyinr hens, ? eewa. fur.
niture etc price only tft0s riEht on
water front. go up terms, 81 per month.
fruit store ca nfemsftun dock Come a
once II
beautiful new t-resm modern cntta9e.
full oement basement. close in, on Mati-
son St. ti.ttoi Else cash, balance sit
lay muuth.
& j DELI. 800 Oiohe nlocE
Ind HlRok itf -k.ts
6.acre tracia 1850, % cash 81 waak
VIVA &. uiaaks taa Sew NQfk htN
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star caopot guarantee
accuracy OF assume icat',ti..s 80
hiiity Tor errors 81 any 49,,
occurring Ia telephancd "NNe
tiSementa
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$3.50 Cash

Atnsss srnTrs rottass At u9Ea
isakr ats um TIE gFsfs4fsf h8H in fhls
district Hith rfsw ~ ununtains. lnkr.
etc uhirh lH FinpiF Erand close 60
service in tuun nns urlHhbaf huad.
rhHfe values are fisira az fhe time
fhe Fntfssn la haautY very large front
porch aua sstra iargs front rean. bath
fgnFn kitghrm anh pAntrY are ali Pin.
ifhea fa pure Nhftr nice closets
isFeu aftic al meaefn Great snap af
ft see. flta cash ana fit maufh VIII
b. in the offics SUNDAY from ! g. s.
AHMfrkHE BROS
NFrau fsahe Siatinn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

Classification cannot pc b''N"
after fa o'clock daily.
BALLARD AGENCY -
Mullen. s40a ballard eNs ,NkkN
city Han Phone. hailate 49,
MAIN OFFICE sevrnth -
between linton and lnlNc,'H's' =
Phones. Main 1859. Ind. tsl'
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fhas ~ AatHfntna rfnUHfaF Waks NFaam
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BuHENT uAA4Mf
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udrisk Nrs T. ridrirs. %. Sew 4
aaFf 9tstaeuth
nseais ellen u Wnaen. 80, NaE y
HursfnsNau apartments
Eina- .Wiiuan Niux about 81, NaF y
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situations wanted 49,
usementn csc Tor - words.
tmea Additional space % PEI
line
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Acre Tracts

Near raurilsFaf san sgfsnF skfsf
ri4ad g. earh traeil ttes 80 la
~ ~
cNNTrHN REALTY co.
fetf Ainsas nita
uq W. a Haagsfs gfh an1 caufafsia
fua ~ g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

-~.-~-~-=s7--'-'--a--'-----
For Feaf room flat % o. a1ss
bisisenfh ~ West ao1frsiran Teis
phone I iyft -ef-rnr
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

nurrERW0RTW a son, fr0f~asie e I
rlfeefars and licensed Aln l.aels 49,
- $50 Nssrs theatre uath phones sss
Jaha.aa 5 uaua,,,sa. gsssFi "a, , ~
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FoR agNr-.l,ousgs.

NgH NNMK
SIS fanms az $50 West tfth o. i've
blocks nom uftanunnd Az raf iinF ai
tit = mauth uf flf foe steady ffntei
& s. kFauhr fsat kurNfa az ttf
ira phone White $50 "
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

Two ncrss. lusf north ~ university
lisg fine on cUuntY read sifh COED tisa
a fssa and mountains. price en- Gee AZ
tnininF property held al 1890 per acre
Phone East tffs
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

CHEAP ACREAGE HONE
IL hart times 10 ths tirna - sasks a.
aasy Hsina ffuifs berries and shffEsas
sinsa ih uhlF ifaa. tsffna att aHan AZ
PEI meath kisa haTs = places - frss
fsnf fn parties whe mMf esks care "a
place So Mr. u2tsnaAn 81 Pacific ClfF
81 Tsrsna fsfsfBftar. ~ Hiiiusr's
faissnasn Ia Tinsa biafk fetss Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

Ibree
n more
lVhihei
81 hea
~ thi
reyent
|aasase
n has
.pntioI
N eve
Of th'
bIotinis
{tortpl
tollcEin
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bfalI a
khlch =
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osrEopArHY.

nf HOLT oataapath sisgtfieitT vihfa
ton. lisht cure lfeatmsHts 81 % saeh
consultation tree faf Peoples Haas
tid9 second ana Pike Main athi III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

rs rat New arNonsruant WeasfH
hoaaa fafuaen iaaudff futs etc lafHf
rnnfna house never aaUupleas See Tee
frUw ear heated go ne riaEa On re
mnnt tna tioW. t99 oenafs phens
Narth sgsa -ti'I
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Must Sell

~ seFfss az Eafs~lia, safin9 bsaa.
tifei aaFsa AsaleFafa STA Nas ffHe W
VaHsF Eaea saffNs 90 piece st Nahil
MwNsf fsi aswn. - saf fsfs tttta
EasG fsFHls
. Hotsaaox. so Ehlfs a.
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NEW
AIdo~,
snt II
hs6s.ril|
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-11

Hot Springs, Va, Nov. 11.-Presi-
dent-elect Taft and National Chairman
Hitchcock bad long chat over the
many phases of the last campaign. It
was the first opportunity for such an
extended and cordial exchange of
views, and at its conclusion both the
President-elect and national chair
man expressed their pleasure in the
interview.
I'VE chucked each other under the
chin and enjoyed many things in the
campaign that were decidedly serious
before" said Mr. Taft. He added Mr..
Hitchcock had told him many inter
esting things he had not known re-
speeding the prediction work, and
Chairman Hitchcock said he had the
pleasure OF informing Mr.. Taft the
campaign had been conducted so far
as he was concerned without the Civ
ing of single promise or pledge
which would bind Mr.. Taft as Presi-
dent, either in exchange for personal
service in the campaign or for con-
tributions to the Republican cause.
Il had known all this before" COM
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-11
Church Calendar
Wednesday,.

The Epworth League Bible study
class meets in the office Of Grace M
E. church at 7:30 o'clock.
The annual Parish supper will be
given by the ST. Paul's Guild of the
Episcopal church from to s.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
missionary societies hold a meeting at
the First English Lutheran church
this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
= The Mems Union will hold the an
nual monthly business meeting i'm
mediately after the revival services
this evening, at the First English Lu-
theran church. The new officers will
be elected at this meeting.
Thursday.
The midweek services will be held
at the churches in the evening.
Friday.
Friday service at the st. Paul's
Episcopal at 1880 and confirmation
lecture at SIS.
The women will hold an all indoor
picnic in the vestry at the Grace NJ.
E. church. The time will be spent So
cially and in needle work. Come and
bring your basket OF provisions.
Choir practice in the majority of the
churches.
Fast day at the Wesleyan Method
list church. The general class meet
ing will be at s o'clock.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-11
REPUBLICAN PAPERS
TREATED HIM "SQUARE"
Thomas R. Marshall Is Well
Satisfied.

Fl. Wayne, Ind, Nov. Hoover
nor-elect Marshall was in the city and
was closeted with E. G. Hoffman, ex
county chairman. 1t is believed Mr.
Hoffman's candidacy for the senator
ship to succeed Mr.. Hemenway form
ed the principal topic of conversation
While in Fl. Wayne Mr.. Marshall
paid high tribute to the republican
papers over the state as to their con
duct in the compaign.
Il can not help feeling" said Mr.
Marshall, that the newspapers of the
state, as a whole, treated me with
great fairness. l naturally expected il
from the democratic papers, but
want to say there was mighty little
bitterness on the republican side and
what there was came from the small
country papers. I feel a debt of graft
tude to the republican newspapers for
their attitude during the campaign.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-11
Tomorrow is the Day

An air of expectancy and suppressed
excitement prevails at A. G. Luken &
Cos Drug Store today and the clerks
as we'll as the managers of the differ
ent departments are anxiously await
ing the arrival of Ritten, the eminent
and much talked OF Rheumaline Ex-
pert. The climax was almost reached
today when a lady in conversation
with one of the clerks said she had
taken Rheumaline about year ago
and had met Ritten. Il was up to
Minneapolis last spring" she said
land met Mr. Ritten in one OF the
largest drug stores. At that time he
was doing what he intends to do here,
judge. He explained the remedies to
me and as l was suffering severely
with a bad case of Sciatica / tried a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-11
ZEPPELIN HONOREO
BY GERMAN EMPEROR
Order of Black Eagle Con-
ferred Upon Him.

Friedrichshafen, Nov 11.-Emperor
William, after witnessing a splendid
series Of maneuvers by the Zeppelin
lirship Tuesday, personally preferred
upon the Count the Order of the Black
Eagle, the highest Prussian deeora-
ton.
When the Count returned from his
flight Emperor William shook his
hand warmly and conferred upon him
the order.
The Emperor hung the chain of the
order around the counts neck and
said:
And now. my dear count, permit
me on the spot to confer unofficially
the accolade."
The Emperor then embraced Count
Zeppelin thrice and called out: Long
Live His Excellency Count Zeppelin,
the Conqueror of the Air! Hurrah.'
The little ceremony, which was
quite impromptu, was cheered by an
enthusiastic crowd. Count Zeppelin
was overcome with emotion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-11
RELEASE IS DENIED
Charles w. Morse Must Re-
main in TombS Until
December 3rd.
RULING STRIKES HARD.

New York, Nov. 11.-Bail was de-
MED Chas. w. Morse, the financier,
who has been sentenced to 10 years
Imprisonment at hard labor, at the
closing of the United States circuit
court of appeals Tuesday, and it now
seems certain that the former multi
millionaire must remain IN the Tombs
Prison at least until December next,
when argument on the writ of error
that has been granted him may come
up. Judges LacomDe, Ward and
Coke, of the United States court of ap-
peals, rendered the decision late Tues
day.
Morse had been hopeful of gaining
his release from the Tombs, and the
denial of bail came as a hard blow
He refused to make any comment,
however.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-11
CROKER COMES BACK
Former Tammany Leader May
Once More Take Up Po-
IitiCaI Game,
HE SETS SAIL SATURDAY.

New York. Nov. 11.-Richard Croker
the old-time leader of Tammany, and,
with the exception of John Kelly. the
greatest man Tammany Hall has ever
had at his head, is coming back from
Ireland. In a dispatch the next day
after the election. a week ago, it was
stated that cablegrams by the hun
dred had been sent to- Mr.. Croker re-
questing his return to New York.
Mr. Croker will sail from Queens
town on Saturday. The news that
Mr.. Croker will once again be among
his old associates is being greeted
with glad acclaim. The old chieftain
will stay with his son Richard, who
has a home at Port Chester. Whether
he will spend any of the time at the
old home on East Seventy ninth street
is not known. 1t was expected that
he would occupy his old suite at the
democratic club, but it was said there
that no order had been received I'm
doubtedly he will make the club his
headquarters.
Some of Mr.. Cookers friends are
emphatic in their declarations that the
former leader will take no hand in pol
itics in New York state. OF course
he will, if it doesn't look too bad to
him in Gothamtown. His oldline fol-
lowers are insisting that he shall
Should he see chance to save the
machine with which he was so long
identified, it is known that he will
seize it. q
1t is quite evident, though, to some
that if Mr.. Croker has any idea of do
ing such thing he will change his
mind after looking over the field. He
will find the Tammany organization
disrupted and it's vote away from 1t.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-11
FOR PIMPLES, TOO.
New Discovery Cures Eczema and
Eradicates Minor Skin Troubles
Overnight.

Eradicates Minor Skin Troubles
Overnight.
A few months ago the dispensers
of poslam, the new discovery for the
cure of eczema, decided to allow the
druggists of the country to handle it.
Previous to that time 1t could only be
obtained direct from the laboratories.
Since this change in the method of
distribution, poslam has met with the
most phenomenal success of anything
introduced to the drug trade in the
last so years. All leading druggists,
including w. H. Sudhoff, Richmond,
are now carrying the special 5O-cent
size recently adopted, also the 81 jar.
This great success is not surprising
when it is remembered that, in eczema
cases, poslam stops the itching with
first application, proceeds to heal i'm
mediately, and cures chronic cases in
few weeks. In minor skin troubles,
such as pimples. blackheads, acne,
herpes, blotches. rash, ETC., results
show after an overnight application.
Experimental samples of poslam are
sent to anyone by mail free of charge,
by the Emergency Laboratories, 80
West Twenty-fifth Street, New York
City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-11
MARK TWAIN
APPEARS IN COURT
Identifies SiIverWare Stolen
From Him.

Danbury. Conn, Nov. 1.-Charles
Hoffman and Henry Williams were
presented for trial here in the supreme
court on the charge of burglary at the
home of Samuel l. Clemens Mark
Twain) in Redding, several weeks
ago.
The prisoners were guarded by Dep.
uty sheriffs all the time they were in
the court, as they were believed to be
desperate men.
When Mr. Clements was called to
the witness stand he was addressed
as DR.. Clements by Prosecuting Attor-
ney Stiles Judson throughout his ex-
animation. Mr.. Clemens simply iden-
titled considerable of the silverware
which was recovered at the time the
burglars were arrested on a train.