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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
WINS IN THE NINTH
NASHVILLE TAKES ANOTHER FROM
 MEMPHIS.
It Was a Hard Fought Contest, Both Teams Playing Good BaIl-TwO Lucky Hits Won Game
 for Volunteers.

Memphis. Tenn, May 16.--Two hits netted one run and won the game for Nashville in the ninth inning today. It was a hard fought contest. both teams plaYlnR good ball:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

Morgan s. Ggimer asks for no sym pathy bnt he asks for his prWmAotf0a to the position OG Tax Assessor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
No Charqe for Advice

The doctor him fully about their and he will without charge give you expert opinion and advice and explain fully he cure home All correspondence confidential private Address DR. HATHAWAY and CO. A man Bdes Atlanta, Ca
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
sf. Louis Shut Out .

Philadelphia. May 16.-The Philadel- phia team today shut out St. Louis i to o in the ten innings. the run being scored on Murphy's double and E. Col lins's single.
 -... RH.E. St Louis =. .. oh6 900 100 o--0 a Philadelphia . 900 900 900 l--i { 1
 Batterles-Howell and Spencer; Dv- gert and Schreck. Time. 1855. Um- pires. ERan and Connolly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

smith hrs won haR way. and mergf' the gift of County Treaaurer by ~ the voters of Montgomery, City anS County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

Vote for w. B. Whiting for County Treasurer who has never asked the ueopIe for a vote before.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

summary-Two basc hits. Lord. ?; Rickert. Greminger. Sacrifice hit: sa- brie, Deiehanty. Perry Persons Strat- ton. Double plays Huber to Sabrie to Stratton; Lord to Stratton. Struck out. by Fritz, 8; by Thomas. S. Base on halls. off Fritz 1. Left On bases, New orleans 6; Montgomery. 5. First base on errors. New Orleans, ?; Montsom- cry, ?. Time of game, 1:53. ,Umpires' O'Brien, Matthews and Stackpole' E.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
Totals ..........3
 "Batted for Castleton in ninth
Score by innings:

score by Innings. Little Rock ......... 020 0oo 10x-S Atlanta ...........0 900 900 000-O
 summary--Two base hits. Speaker. Hess. Double plays. Hess to Page to Connors. Base on balls. off Castleton. 3: off Buchanan, B. Struck out. by Buchanan. 1: by Castleton. 2. Hit by pitcher. Castro. Winters. Time l:5O Umpire Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
EvArv fan in Montgomery will re

Every fan in MonTgo1a.,I a, VII Is- eret the trouble Baxter gpt n yester- day ta be Pne oae of m04SS f6S game and t is hoped that M it viii be patched over. Presi- dent Chambers left for ,.,t Mobile pile, last st hnss a,-d at the Higgins matinee, he did 9Ip not % know anything as no report had been made to him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
COLLEGE BASEBALL RESULTS.

COLLEGE BASEBALL RESULTS. At Phhadelphia-Yale. 3; Pennsylva- mia. 1.
 At Easton-LaFayette, 6; Columbia, 2. At shington-Fordham. s; George town. l. At Princeton, 8; liar yard. 0.
 At West Point-Dartmouth. 4: west Point. 2.
 At worcester-Holy Cross, 2: Uni versity of Rochester. 1. At Providence-Brown. 8; syrauce. O. At Athens, Ga.-Georgia. 5: Mercer, 1. At Lynchburg-washingt and Lee, 8; Virginia Polytechnic Institute. O. At Atlanta-Georgia Tech. '; Central University of Kentucky. O.
 
 HIGH GRADE TRUNKS AND BAGS. Largest stock in Central Alabama. GILBERT TRUNK COMPANY,
 21s Dexter Ave Headquarters for Travelers' Supplies.
 
 Brevvton Wins Game. Evergreen May 16.-(Special )--In a one-sided game of ball played on tho local diamond between Evergreen and Brewton the score was II to IS for Battcries-Brewton. Rankin and Strong; Evergreen. Moorer and Binion. known that does not shrink nor lnIure the fabric.
 French Dry Cleaning CO., Phone 11s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

All fancy colOrs dyed--siIk, cotton or wool. Ask to see sample.
 Branch Dry Cleaning Co. 2O3 Dex. ter. Phone II8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

Now for the Sea Gulls; Today will ha inc first time that the Climbers have gone @ | up against them and lots lots. of inter i1ser
 est is taken in the game ,sis there n,S tp1ay {; nron,tscs to he loaded and Higgins's mStinee wiiiFave an equally enthusla g. .ie crowd who will hear the game oyef he .wirAH. ...-. -.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

Concert ns Electric Park.
 sunday afternoon and night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

Vote for w. B. Whiting for county Treasurer who has never asked the peOpIe for q vote before.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

Pretty swift that nlnth inning, The thnv left the park down there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
A FEW FOUL TIPS
Rambling, EamblinE>
 ----- Ryan's hit eIinched It.

Mister Huber had d bad day yester- day. Presents sometmes are in1ur-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

American Associationt-
 Kansas City, 3; Indianapolis, 8. Minneapolis, 3: Toledo. 6.
 st. Paul, 8: Columbus, 6. (Ten ins). Milwaukee. 9; Louisville, 1. tTen inning). South Atlantic League.
 Columbia, 1; Jacksonville. 0. (Twelve innings).
 Savannah, 1; Charleston, 8.
 Macon, ?; Augusta, ?. (Eight in- nings; darkness).
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAeUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

E"HtherE Leaguet--
 Memphis, 2; Nashville, 8. Mobile. 3: Birmingh am, 3. New Orleans, 1: Montgomery, 5. Little Rock, g.; Atlanta, 0. AmeFiean Lengues-
 Philadelphia, 1; St. Louis, 0. New York. z; Detroit, 6. Boston, i; Cleveland, {.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

National LeaEue,--
 Pittsburg. 0; Philadelphia, Q Cincinanti, 3; New York, l. Chicago, 1; Brooklyn, 3. Chicago, {; Brooklyn, 8. St. Louis. l. Boston, {.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

At Philadelphia-Yale. 8; Pennsylva- mia, 1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-16
Gin gangclucrbc- Scpnrtcmcnt.

@aibin9tOh Is. 6cbruor. -
Gie Orgoniiirung Oc3 Building
5raoeS Depurtemeni9 Scr Nmericon
6eoerotion Of 2a6or" wuroe bette
poa5o9en. Gie Organization lit cine
mtcrgeoronete Der o2mcricdn 6eOe.
ration Of Sabor". Ger ErGiioent
unO ser SefretGr. ShaBmciiter erbal,
ten 9ei0e $4,000 Snbrc3gebalt. Die
8contte limo: ErGiiocnt, :. NJ. Sir
bn Gbicago; ScfretGr- Shotmeiiter.
). ". spencer, GlepelQnb; Sicc.GrG-
%iiOenter ". s, WicSorlep, Obio;
George Setoid, @lbonp. NJ;
6ranf HpaL Chicago; &ameS &an-
naban, Chicago, mo Is. 9epa, Nem.
&erien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-16
lIntcrIndJuns BON Observation-Disclosures
plCu,

@oi6jnatoM Is. 6c6ruor. -
Ger @alanu@ifun iiir &cr0pcrfc II.
@crGbou b6rte Aeiteru cine IcOc Oc3
Mcprdientantcn @ilion, ga, ilber
icinc Heiolution be3iiglid Scr Grtcn-
ming cincS Gontitea 5ltr llntcriuf.
lrngo ser Observation-Disclosures Der
iiin1itcn 3cit an. @cn10B Ben @iI.
ion'ifcn HcioIutioncn ioa ser Nus
idllB lib nllS 0rei &ngenicnrcn orci
9craIeutcn, 0rci &cramertSbciibern
lmo 0rei &uriItcn 3niammenicben.
NiniihtliA Der SciHllBioiiumg cnt-
ld)ico iid ser NllSituB ooiilr, 5ll-
nG1It sic Heiultotc Der &crionnl-
hing ser @cr9lcntc n65ulparterL mel
dc am 26. 5. N. in indianapolis
5uiummentritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-16

gen Der oItreidiiden @o6nbolt Gldnc
N Otaceoonien ihlucbelL 10 miro bier
%51ge9ebet, Dob Geitrcid-llngurn be-
rcd)ti8t it, eire Gon5ciiion iiir bic
Nonlbojar-S trccte 5l Ucrlon0ctL mo
Dob e9 gun5 in CrOuumg lit, menm
Gclttldlono bierbci icincm &erbiin0c.
ten 3llr Settle itebt man bait uber Den
jeBtgen 3eitpuntt iijr mcni9 Gceignct.
4ie mon jest iiberjcuQt lit, miro
Der ortl5lellc Nbbrud oIlcr 0ieier IN
ternotlonolen &crcinbnrlrnQCn sic
m%occ0oriIde 6rogc bcOclteno i6mie-
ri0cr 9cltolten Oo3 gorBe @ro6lem
oe2 ndhen SitcnS Oie0cr nltirolen 1t,
obnc 6rQgc Elm @cttrcmcn noD 81
neutrality-suspicious. 5citi8cn, Ooa 81
gef0Irliden Heiult0tcu ijI6rcn m1o
Ole Eilrtci in Die Yogc pcric6en Oitri-
II, Die Nciormen, iiir Die bic @otihof
ter 10 cmpbntti6 Qcarbeitct babcn,mic-
Der alti5tl6iebcn.
Il m sic Nlano9 Tnieln.
&ctera6urh 10. 6cbruor. $780,
Ger StitlltonO in ben llnterGou0llns
gen 5piid)cn SdmCOcn 0r1rtihlono
lno 9illblono iibcr Sen Statu3 quo
Der Office 0nllCrt mCitcr. neil SdrUc.
Den oorouf bcitc6t &uBlouO ioQc iih
sum Nihtbeicitiqcu Der iiuii6cn
&IanO5= 3nicin, am Gingouq 0c5 BOT
nlI6en MccrbuiGna, Ucrpilidtcu. -
ShmeOen crfldrt, uualdn0iide 9eic.
lti0ltnac1 unO cine 6]Iottcnboli3 ati
0cn Snleln luiir0en cine ~crhcblidc BE.
0roDltng Der ihmeoiitcn &ultptituot
b~c0cutelL Die MIR 0rei 9oot9ihunoen
bon BORT entfernt lit.
Nah HuBlonO's 2lniift be}icbt iih
ole 8elttmmuna inn Barrier &crtrud
nd6 Der Die &nieln nidIt bcieitidt Uer,
Den o%ilrten, nIr uui Die Union Ger
Nctde ShmCocn mo g}oruCQcn mn
mare nrmnlCbr nod Ocrcn (rcumuua
nid)t mebr in &roit. &8citer miro gel.
teno aenlo6t, RuBlano bobe jtpor
niht Ole %leiieite @biidt elmer Enpolion
in S6me0en, tonne ober Die BE.
ihrdnfmG ieincr Soupcrdnitat iibcr
Die Nlan0S- &nicln ourdJ oic Grnelle-
rlng elmer alouieI niht ollOcrL sic
cin @lieO in DER aettc bon Rcitrif
tion3maBrcaeln in Ger Giiec II. Dem
S6par5cn Oteere mar, luic lie &ub
lano nod Dem &rimtrieae ouierlcqt
mlr0Gn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-16
Spier icincS &crniS.

Or, 0on3iNer in Cincinnati bci'm
&rpnfcqbeIlld, criGoiicn. - Ger
EbGtcr, Gin Monn NomcnS @ott,
mabti6ciuIi6 i%rriiuuin.
inctHnati 70. 1p6rltor. -
Ct. SEQ Gnlt5ider, ser 8fltocr pom
Ncnrp 0on5iacr, 0tn G6efreOufteur
0c3 o6tncimotier @olt2blatt" lit
Qeltcrn }lbeu6 oltrd) Sic iuno zines
N6rocr@ Acidllcn. 0criclbG Nobcrt
@ott ans Eriuceton u. VA, for Dor
ciniAcn lagcn nit ISrait ut0 Nibtc
lod cincinnati, I'M iiir sic 2cGtcrc
Grjtltd)c &itIic in Nnipruh SIT ncb.
men. Gr mltr0c al 9r. C0uji1er
ucrmicicn, ser Die Nid)tc in Nrbono-
lln0 nnbun. @ott, ser it'd bcitdnOig
mebr oOcr mcuiAcr ultcr Sem Sin
iulG BON Spirituoien beion0, m0r
NIT Der acknowledgement &cbou0umg
nidt cinDcrItnn0cn. @ercit2 am
Montog llld)tc cr Sen Arjt in 0eIicu
Sprcd)5immcr nlli unO ca fam ga.
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alrid @ott Iih 0nnnlS 5l 0robun1cn
pcritiegen bate, lieB Or. Qnn5iQcr
lif bcmegcn, gcitern Nbcn0 nm Q llbr
cinem Hti 81 Der &runten SoI1c 5t
lciitcn. Gem 0nfel paBte sic Wcoi.
sin ic0oh nid)t, melbc Or. Oan5iger
peribrieb, nno auf Die 9elncrtunJ
0es Nr5teS, cr noble nidlt geItort lCin,
500 8ott obne ein @ort Scr @nr-
nllllg Icinen Hcuoluer ul0 ldoB Ben
2lr5t biltcrrildS nieoer, i'm ulli Oct
SteQc t0otcn0. 1ott murOc ul@6al0
in Naft Acnommcn un0 ucriiel 0lcid)
in Huicrei. 9eobad)tlutNen luilen
Ooralf IhlicBcn, boB @Ott wobnlin.
Mig lit. 0omerItaa nod mar @ott
ST Dem 9rjt getommen mo mddltc
inn &GrmiiriC. Gr babe i'm lutCr
bppnotiihen GinilllB perieBt mo per
laugte bon Inn Weoi5in nm Oieicu
Ginihlb ST bebeben. Or. 0on5iger
GnBertc lih cincm 2~lpotbeter acgen.
iiber, OoB CT lid Dor Dem Moun iiirt)-
tc. Ger GrmorOete murOe III bieligcr
Stdot 1870 leboren, a%ra0nirte bon
Ger WooOmaroz&ohIdll lut0 lpGter
pom Ohio Meoica!-Gullcae. Gr~ leB
te leine StuOien in Berlin unter &al
jar mo 9erNmdm lort, lhloirte ntd)
elm ,<obr in @ien mlo lieB lid Damn
bier ais Ar5t nieoer. &ier mar er
inter ieiuer G%ollegen bod gcidGtt
uno erireite iid daeemelnen an
lebenS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-16

Siihoi % SiIoo, ErGlot Der
roniid . fotholiiden STRIDE, Der nit
Dem ermoroeten &onig Carlos bon
Nortugal nerlpanbt icin ioll, lit oil
@oro oeS GalupicrS oaoreo" bon
@onoluIu in Sm 6ron5iSco eiuge-
troifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-16
Ninc Edlnl NniNitruphc.

Norion Mo, 70. Gcbrlnr. -
Im Gro0cld)oB Scr 0lientlit)cnS huIc
bier erpIo0irtC Ncr inter cincnS d)lll
simmer 6e5 Erim0r Gepurtementa
liegcnoc IompifcIiei mil iurttborcr
@Cpalt un0 brodtc cen 6rBbO0cn
5um @initur}. lie 2ehrcrin ur0 GO
Sdliiler iielen in Oo5 nit QliIbenOemt
0ompf gciiinte GrOaelhoB. Gincm
Sobue BON Nf. :. SponQlcr wurocn
tci0e MGn6e lnIt pom Gorpcr aeriNc.r
mo leiu a0rper ihmer %perpriibt. Salt
0ic @dlite 0cr &inGcr e~rIiticu @rii1-
luur0en mo dn0ere &erlebumQen. 9ic
Scbrerim Sri. NtollO Wtoroan, ion0
man lhmcr p%erbrhnnt inter einem
&ouien %9lilbenOcr 2llde. @iliom
Bullralt'S SobnMrn mllrOe 0urb Gin
Icniter qcIt)lcll0ert. Die Glteren
ShiiIcr modlten lih mnnrbaIt au'3
&cttungsluerf mo rubten nid)t, bis
ie6cS &iio ocinnOCn moroen mar.
0o9 SdGllgecSllGe entbGIt 5ehn 3iin-
mcr. Ser M1teriolid)ooeu beI1nit
ii6 oli un9efGbr $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-16

lCften 10 W}onate picl @el0 in ON.
piong qcnonmcn BADEN iou, nm c>
uadl STATEN III bci0rocrm Dem Nun
tru9e ober niJt nohgetoumcn 81
iein ihciut. 2o3 &onilIot id)GBt.
Oab i'm &au3eu iiber zen &crblcib
Don $4,000 nidt9 pcrloutct. Ter
jtoljcuiId)cn McaiCrum1 lit Mitt6ci-
ling uon Der Code gcmodGt mOrOcn.
ltuter 0cn @ci6Dcr6ciilbrcrn befinOct
iih cine @ittuc nit mcbrcrcn &in-
oern, mcldlc 0crl @outicr $500 5lr
llcbcrmittclung no6 Der @cjnrotb 5t
0Cltcllt Gubcn ioH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-16
Sd)linm iiir 9r6Citcr.

10000 @oumwoupinner III NclI-
GuglanO ncr0en eiltcn &obndb}ug
pom 10 bis t2E Yro5cnt lctocn
miilicn.
Sail Ripcr, Dtoiiy IL. 6ebr,-
Gle gcitcrn in Bolton CrioIgtc balls
omtlid)e NntiinOiAlnA elmer ollQcmti-
ncn &o6npcrtiir5mg in Sen Baum.
luoaipinncrcicn Nclt GnQlon0'5 IN
pornl9iidtlid nabe 3utumit ilbcr-
rQidlte bier teinc@rpcg9. Iie ollgcmci-
he 2obubcrdbiebumg miro norollalid)t.
lib 10 bis 1915 Yro}ent bctragcn II.
QcQCn 10000 ECrionen IN Hellcnd=
luno mcrOcn oopou bctroiicn mcr6cn.
@iclc @oUiu6rifcn in Ncucnglun0
mCr0cn Dem &%crnGbmen nad) ctnclt
glcid)cr Nb5ltQ cintrctcn luIlcrl lu10
0icicr >Slonitric}mci9 bci6GittNt bel
oollcm 9ctricb 5000 YCrioncn. Bur
;3cit bubcn Oicic 6obritcn obncbin be-
rcita bic 2rbcit95cit pcrtiir5t,
Scene, &.-Ny 70. 6cbruor.-Gi
6iciiQcu groBcn &oromotip H%eporotur-
@crItGttcu ser Bolton & Wtoinc 81
icnbobn" luurOcn N~citcrn 0Gn5lid &c.
idloiicn, urlb Ole 2lrbciten merOcn in
,3lltlnft contruttIi6 bon 0cn oNmcri-
can 2otomotiu MurtS" in Malld)cItcr
pcrrihtct mcr0cn. Gle 2clltc lin0 Der
itG1oigt morocL ooB pom ndGlten
Grcitog nb w0hcntIid % Ero5ent ser
2lrteit,r cntlalicn pcrOen miirOcn.-
I$m @an5cn iinO ctpo 335 Mann IN
BEN @crfItGttcn beihGitigt.
Srnnflin N..@. Is. Gebru0r.
- Sn ocn oSulloluop &oiicrn Ntiu2"
bier lit cine GiniGrGnfumg Der Nrs
b~cits5eit ultf 10 StunOcn pro @odc
bcfunut 1egebcn mor0en. Bon Ser
Nnpr0nWng mcr0cn $50 Nngeitclltc
b~ctroiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-16
Sctruacuc Staliencr.

illumination III, Tlo., 10. 6cbr.
- 9ei ocm bieitgen itnlicniihen
aoniulnt ge6en Don ,Staliencrn, lpel
de in Dem bieiigen 9iitrift ongcicileu
iino, biclfad 9eidmer0cn gegcn cincn
itolieniid)en 9anfier in Der Staot
Netp- gorf eitlt ipelher magreno Scr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-16
@lnSnS Gan6c.bilt idcinct.

Nem Norf, 10. 6ebrnar. ~
@rli mo @rGiin 2niielo S5etenini
iin0 bellte nit Dem SampIcr y&aiies
rim 9hlguita Gictoria" nod europa
ab9ereiit. Gle @rdiiu, frilberc 8la-
rms %anOerbiIt, iogte, lie nno Scr
@rai miirocn oui ibrer Heiic nad)
llngorn flrr5e Belt in 9onOon permei-
len.
YGiIc sar Tciic ms YnslanS be-
lorst Is. Hainc, Nr. 413, Eit.Salti=
murcItrafe, na6c Gmltom Sonic NOc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
STEVED0RES PLAY AT
BUMP THE BUMPS"

The Wall 81. dock 81 the Galbralth
Bacon Co. presented the appear
ance Of the opening night at an
amateur roller skating rink this
morning Part Of the cargo recently
removed from the big blue Funnel
liner Ningchow OF that dock con.
sisted OF large shipment OF China
clay. a flourlike earth OF exceed
ingly fine texture. which is used Ina
giving a gloaa Ia paper
This comes Ia casks Weighing
/ 200 pounds each and In the hand
ling OF them many we're hroken
open. allowing the fine earth "a spin
about the floor OF the dock. The
rains OF last night reduced this to
a paste which proved far more Of a
lubricant than any oil known TO
modern science. Az a result the air
WAS filled with the sound Of heavy
bumps. falling trucks and loud ouas.
words M the stevedoreH found
themselves skating and humping la
the oli.like substance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
POLITICS AND HAMS

In respects the charge OF the Light Brigade
safe and promenade comparison with the invasion by
democratic candidates OF the Of their ociaiste broth
and is almost tempted contemplate in them that
daring class who recessy where angels disceet
main the outside Likewise they call mind that gcnte
friend OF the who disputed the right Of with the
freight train thereby showing wonderful grit and woeiu udg
Politics, according the democratic republican rules
is entirely different game played by the socialists
The old parties play straight game they buck the line
around the end and the turtle back and other ancient and
respectable formations while the socialists. lacking in weight
rely entirely trick plays.
would YOU punish hungry who stole ham from
who had twenty hams2 OF the questions that
stumped democratic speaker Sunday night
Here have inquiry rather difficult in front
OF hostile audience Everybody has sentimental weakness
for hungry in need OF ham, and instantly and
phacay take the side the and the commandments
requires the ordinary candidate possessed
of Yet lingering belief the divine right in the possession
OF hams mpe refrain from opening the way assaults
poene wealth. and the speaker heates hens haws drinks
water while the socialists touchdown.
OF any speaker, talking a listen
ing audience might reply the law designed punish
the hungry who neglected lay in his supply OF hams but
that il the plea Of hunger ahsoed all puroiners OF ham,
the ham business would be ruined would be much easier
to steal hams than si 10 the original possessor
But socialist worthy Of the would tolerate long
evasvc roundabout this character the gallant four
OF Democracy learned their and
democratic enlightenment concerned the socialists vet
in ignorance what will be the oil the harmless under
the rule OF Bryan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

When Frederick Van Dcfen. the
engineer. married kathryn lind
say. the butterfly. u was with the
knowledge in bis heart that b. ala
not love his beautiful bride Like.
wise the charming Mrs Van Dervn
admitted to herself aud "a her hus
hand that abe entertained no warm
81 Feeling for him than a splendid
friendship
And when they we're together
the thing was ideal Where your
hot aud cold romancists cooed and
auArfeied and talked bubhly. rain.
bow stuff. Frederick Van Drren and
his bride to be talked sense
We 30 not love each other. said
the fair Kathryn. and we ~iii NOT
keep up the preteBae You mas 80
10 yanr club and stay until any
reasonable hour. knowing that no
rcd eyed wife watches the clock So
around In yonr abacncc. Only keep
anher.'
Aud you are "a have the great.
eat possible liberties AZ all consist
ent with the married state. Mr.
Van Doren assured his fianee 4
don't think could ever b. ieal.
oua
II vas indeed a delightful A.
ranEemaut with all sentiment
eliminated. the union woald BE- a
aenalble. business like one. based
on logic rather than your fiimy.
mOonah,us stuff
The wedding was zone u The
prrttloat affairs 90 thn season
quote from the Mercury's account
Then the Van nerguH settled down
10 common sense married iife IN al
apartment overlooking Riverside
drive
The very first thing Mrs Nan
Deren said. when they entered the
4plsk aud span suite after the try.
lng reception. wHa 'Oh. ian't the
place a little dear Fred ? And
Frederick Van Dorcn admitted q
was very dear Wen be ooxY as
two robins on a limb he muir
INJURED II was rather faneiful talk.
81 couFae. but the Van Derens we're
logical. sensible pcoplc and meant
nothing thereby
Van Deren dld not go 10 his club
for quite a while He had really
grown tired OF the games and the
gossip and he stayed At home Tor
quiet haHd At cards and the dis
passionate reading Of the latest
best seller with his wife And
Mrs. Van neren did not make use
Of the great liberties accorded her,
though. Of course. abe meant 10 In
good time.
Il Nas Just rs theY had planned
Tho calm. sensible attitude they
had assumed toward The marriage
state had resulted IN perfect hAppi.
ness. where turtie-doyinK would
have had them pouting aud quarrel
ing half the time The Van DarsnH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
VETERANS LEAGUE
ENDORSES HODGE
Letter Is Sent to Candidate
for Sheriff Wishing
Him Success.

Robert T Hodge, republican nom
lnee for sheriff has received the
unsolicited endorsement Of the Vet.
Grams League u Seattle. aud vii
be supported by the league in the
approaching election
The following notification Of the
action Of the league has been re-
ceived by Sir Hodge;
Robert 7 Hodge. Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sir AZ the last meeting
Of the Veterans league. resolu
ton was unanimously passed en-
dorsing your candidacy for sheriff
of King county You are at liberty
IA use the fact Of our endorsement
tn any way that you may deem ad
visable to help toward your cleo
ton Any suggestions that you
may wish 90 make 20 the league
will be duly considered.
u have the honor 10 be. yours
sincerely,
ALLAN BRANT."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
TAFT'S THROAT
is BETTER

MAtTiNsht Rg. W Va. Oct. 20.
With his throat IN better asndl.
ton and his voice Strengthening.
William II. Taft resumed hiss speak
Ing before n iarEo crowd Of persona
here today Taft said that the
present financial depression dlf
fered from that 81 g8. particularly
In the fact that The present strln.
genoy ~ felt In only certain sections
Of the country
Farm products we're never so
high. continued Taft. nor farmers
more prosperous West Of the Mis-.
sisslppi there IL found no Industrial
or business depression An that 81
needed Is that confidence bo re-.
stored throughout the country.
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SHOULD PROVIDE
A SINKING FUND

Ia their report read before the
Chamber nf Commerce this after.
noon the taxation committee OF the
chamber stated that the proposed
hand issue could only be defended
when the proceeds were 10 b. used
for permanent improvements. and
even In that case q sinking fund
ahonld be provided 20 meet the
bonds AZ maturity The usc OF the
proceeds 81 the bond issue towards
local improvements was deprecat,
ed. The committee stated that
bonds should be ISSUED only In
caaea Of absolute necessity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
ON THE FRONT


The panish ship Jupiter left Por,
Townsend for wiusiow yesterday
morning
Tire steamer CITY % Seattle win
arrive tomorrow afternoon from
southrastsrn Alaska ports with .
fniF hole and large nufstbrr 81
passengers from inland points
The steamer Santa Clara t. due
Tomorrow from southeastern Alaska
steamer Mexican arrival IA -,
Francisco from this pnrt this MORN !
steamer Hickman reached san
frenctacn with cargo from So
attic yesterday
Steamers senator and Northwest j
ern arrived IN Nome yesterday
Tho schooner Meirose has LEFT
the Moran drydnek where che re-
ecived scfapinR. and a. loading
lumber az Everett for san Diego,
The schooner oleson a Mahonsy
LETT tots morning Tor Mukliieo 10
load $4,000 feet or lumber.
The Norwegian steam aehooner
s.lla went into the QuariermRHter
itarhor arydock this morning where
SIZE VII receive acfapinR. She
VIII then load cargo Tor the Unit
81 Kingdom AT sound purta
The city Of Pucbla sailed from
Nome Tor Seattle this morning.
Tie steamer Corwin sailed vea-
terday from seward Tor thia city.
steamer Portland left seward FOR
seldofia yesterday.
NieWmer NuCatan sailed from Nal
deH for c0rdoya this morning