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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
BURGLARS WORK IN
BROAD DAYLICHN

Forcing the door OF J. II. WI.
Hams camp. Iust north % Madison
park. while he was away yesterday.
a burglar secured q gold and silver
watch and dismond.aef stick pin.
A burglar also broke into and
ransaekee the home Of Mrs. ". y.
csssel. 2sss n. broadway. yeater.
day. but failed 10 find anything he
wanted
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SUMMARY

Furnished By 8. c. Osborn q Co.
brokers. Of Seattle.
NEW YORK. July 13.-American
stocks In London firm. y 90 y
above parity. Bank Of England rate
unchanged. Steel companies report
rail orders scarce. without outlook
poor until uext year. Action Of the
United States court OF appeals In
reversing the Standard OF $4,000
600 fine strengthens prices here and
abroad. Debeer'n Diamond Mine
loses on account of the depression.
Roosevelt demands = hard.hitting
navy. President Corey Of Steel cor
poration calls heads Of subsidiary
companies here for conference over
trade outlook. franchises Of Port
Chester and the West Chester rail-
roads may be forfeited. Tide OF
emigration to Europe ebbing. Net
earnings OF the Steel corporation for
second quarter estimated At sis,-
600 900. OF the SIS. 00o. 900 city
bonds maturing November /. about
sf5. GOO. coo are held abroad. which
will cost the city about $50. 600 ex-
ira in foreign exchange. Crisis and
panic In Turkey have followed dis
covery Of plot TO dethrone the sui.
tan. Early crop movement stfffens
money rates for over the year. Can.
ada welcomes Prince Of Wales to
Quebec jubilee Paper trust may
reduce wages August 1. The Au-
gnat dividend and interest disburse.
ment OF Westinghouse will exceed
sec. 00O. 900. Twelve industrials ad-
vanced 81 per cent
STOCK MARKET FURNISHED ~
8. {. OSBORN a CO.
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RoUeHs ARE FINED.

Sam Droxlman and James Kelley
were fined $40 apiece in police court
this morning for asaaultinE Herman
Aronin at a picnic at Fortuna Park
two weeks ago. The young men
pleaded not guilty. but the test.
mony convinced Judge Gordon OF
their Rrtilf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
WEALTHY LOVERS MARRY.


BY United Press.
DENVER. Colo. July 2a.-In
spite OF objections Of her mother.
Evelyn Walsh. whose father.
Thomas v walah. IL at least eight
times millionaire. ia today the
bride Of Edward n. Mclean, and
the couple In spending the first
stage OF the honeymoon At Colo
RADIO Springs. The groom Is the
son Of John r. Mclean. publisher
Of the Washington Post and Cinein.
natl ENQUIRER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
NEGROES ROB A POOL
ROOM PROPRIETOR

Two buriy negroes walked Into
v. Morris pool room. at b2i 9Th av.
r.. at an early hour this morning
and, after loafing about for a short
time. approached horri, az he
thought. 10 speak 20 him No sooner
had they got close 10 the pool room
keeper than they grabbed his gold
watch and chain and ran out o.
the door and down the alley.
city Detectives Peterson and Me
CiurK have been detailed on the
case.
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HAD NO LIcENsE.

X. Hoyt was arrested by Officers
Byrnea and Phillips this morning on
a charge OF peddling cloth without
a license. He claimed to be a sailor
off an English ship and was trying
10 sell some cloth which he claimed
had been imported directly from
England. ...f
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RossGRy ~ EVERETT.

The Everett police have requested
tho Seattle pollse TO BE- on the watch
for n money order OF 400 and other
articles which were taken from the
home Of O. G. Hast by thieves some
tins lat night.
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SOLD TO MINOR.

Anton sukurAka. a aaloonkecpcf
Al wilhurton. pleaded guilty IN po'
llcs court this morning 10 a charEe
of selling liquor 20 minor. he
was fined $40 By Judge Gordon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23

Frss "a NoaaNafa -, Wsfdnsr'
IaAha' And latsie Y. sionsefiak" ~
Kasar X woatinsten. LEGAL as. ard
Mah~l n pnbsftssn. legal ass, n@Attta
Cart y M4efs ~ svwss Ws.a sha
KAtherins Appel ~. Nevada No
Herman Hinnef legal esr go
aretchcn Iautertach issai ase. eeetste'
Frsnk Va GER. 81. and Ssti3 1tasp'
II t-ig port reenssrt
Jeha Adams Thomas. -, hAllMs1 Ana
chfistins MaEy Christ~nsen' u. "f7sA
Jane. n 0Fssman. ~, Aesrdssn.
Wash. ana f.iliisn fease. ~. Wec4sias'
i.es.rO Is.s -. ssa Emily nssrsl'sre.
r.s~srd G Mosr~. 49, Ss~ York.
r.. and Mar A Mekinasy. IS, Dallas
Ea~.ra ranoa. 81. ard Elisn , ayr.
reil sal seattle. Wash.
Csear r srh0ck "a. ana Mile thotnH
s.n 81 Tacoma Wash.
ltenry a. nasttann- -. and p"fRtbf
Yaps case 81 Port Garthie wash
Rehsrt sleraeh. -. and AAfsafet - p
Lewis sinon. =, saa Martha u EieA'
Il Seattle.
Alfred j Andersen. u. oseFeetasn.
ens Trrsss flanagan - PeFk Faitss We
Albeit Mtehst. -, f9EtiAHAs ~ Z
ard Mattel r FneiFs u. seattle, " AN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

\ DO net trust printed time :
4 tables In newspapers. tor
b time Of departure and arrival
! Of trains telephone King Street
b station information euresu,
! sunset. Main 2Tao, lndepena- :
\ ent III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
norsL ROOM RosBEo.

q. w. Gather reported 20 the po-
lice that bis room AZ the Portland
hotel had been entered last nighi
and a silver watch and tz.so IN cash
stolen.
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Canvas Goods

One OF the best assortments In
the city. Our line OF Hunting Coats
Ladies' Kaiki Suits. Tents and Gun
Cases is complete. A. l., Hall.
sporting goods tid First av. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

The following are the overnight
entries at the Meadows for Fri
day;
First race. five furlongs Maid.
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Rates for Classified
81 Advertisements

Tho Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsi-
bility for errors Of any kind
occurring In teiepnoncd adver
tisemcnta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23

Officials OF wallR walla are now
occupying offices In the new city
hail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23

BALLARD A0ENCY-P. II.
Mullen. SCI ballard av.. OPP.
City Hall Phone, Ballard Sos.
MAIN OFFICE Seventh ava
between Union and University,
Phuuss. Main 1860; Ind. AL,
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aalruArloNa WANTgp.s

"situations Wanted" adver-
liscmenta s6c for rs words, ,
times Additional space. be per
line.
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n~r~st~r--ro sh~ wssa % A Harsgtsrl
~4fg Vy@ssrrn a. y4ty -. q ssh
Tonsr-To the slfs % g. rcssfi ~
Beilexu~ July -. son
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PRICES PAID
PRODUCERS

The folio~Ins puTensss prizes ~
quoted Ga Western AZ This raorn,xr'
POULTRY Ola hens live stlrlr =
pei pound dressed. 80 per posnd. -
{ hirkena live. aee per pouhd. Tread
per pound bFoiisfs IA zoe - -
squads tzit per dsEens dneu r.
iss Per gesne piFeens. pee ~
EENs--fsocai ranch. fsz -sse
MEATS live aeisht--goas. "a
faaune sseerH. &C Per peana *
wsfhsfs. thr per Eogue es.s e
nound HaFs, e per peand
Sc p*f pound. Balls and oxsn. ~ \
MEATS. Dressed - veal ,.s.. :.
ger pound medium. 1e-iiA - -
The following are local .ss;sf57
made on Western ay this rnprr]sss
Fhtfr-~E sspbsrries sf6f. Etrs~
SEES bon Logan bsff8ss fle.rS
hlsektsrfiet. tfss-t1 -. esuzzas Ii
ETA fif.Es-~gsa btaxa. IL ID !.
poune lettuce. tiit per srsls ~ z
faer. fpsf&r dua rhubarh. s.tNe - +
green onious. 1t-1tc Per aaxes - 4
tAtoea. t4--f1t per ton. safnsss X
atrinE hsAns lee IL wsx hsxN Mk
REPORT or THE FINAkl3N ~
y
AND SAFE DErosIT fu4f4<i !
Gated AZ Seattle. stats ~ usstAca
~ the close - taslns<s o. a. s.
dzF 81 Auxass 1894
RERovhCE<
i.eans and Discounts ff1ft /
Furniture and FSStaf4n 1MlR
safe Deposit Vasit and Pr
rsHss ana Expenses paid isn
Other Resources 1900. "a 81
cash on hana sne aus nan
banks +t..-.. ss...-.-.s.ts $40
Total ;;.s,, ,,,,. 'Hn
Capital Stock ...s......... tstH
osssr iAssinii.. ' ........... IN
~--~---9
fetal 1900. .... istR
state q wasnington. cgunsy y kst
J. A A 1enes csshisr - - -
NAMED hank. Dc soIsusAiF sEft,
best q my kBosie1Es and tslssf
A A IoNKs c1xrH
suhscribed ard s~srn 10 b<tpH
this sznd day % July. ifet
ss~ai) JAMES ~ DoNaLA.
Sst1If fsat
JAMES GIBSON
NM ~ AFst@- 80
REPORT or THE FINANCIAL
pfTiON OF THE HPEriE BANK
sEATTLE located II Heasii&
% WashlnKton. At the xie-s
ness en- the ifkh day q JGlE. ~
RESOURCES
Leans ard discouata ........ EtAa
Bonds. warrants and othef - -.
Rsnklas heuss. furnlfuFs ard :.
fixtures -tss-.s... sstt+tftt .l1
Gash on hand ......4....s+.t*
ro,si .... ....... .us,at
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid IN .....-. "a -
Surplus fund ...+...-sss-ts.ts
-nas.t fl1kil
state % WashiaEten. Ceuhtf q 80
o. II ohmick. president q -
named bank. DO suismniy sHeaf 80
foregoing statement = tr1s - ~
81 my knowledge ana eslsst .,.y
Presses
Corr@ct--Attests -.
W, Il. cAf.nERWooA
}. W CLEMENS, ...x
Subscribed ana svcrn 70 ssiar
thls sist day Of July. i.ss .us
Nnsare frt<
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70 ADVERTISERS.

Classification cannot be glV'
en- alter Il o'clock daily.
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"AELP WANTED"
AND Ala. cgAssiEfEp9 ADS.
Once cent a. werd--Minimam
charge $50. when charged 20
account actual number OF lines
: ~ SGT viii be counted. Seven
Insertions made for the price
% sir when caah Is paid. All
cap. lines. or fraction thereof,
viii be counted as two lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
GREAT SNAP

dhEA Il CINAf
Bssauful iisu. s.room cottage en-.
ufeif esH. sidewalks rifg aafsf etes.
rafs tsts.ss tua ~ iiass elss level
~ Mast - sid qules Price eus ffam
rsss ofssa iss. ssr 10 eus ennss
ARafrAoE nRoa
ufeea f4aks htafaan
fhens uFssa - -u
DAVID .AHrnAg
tts colmsn nide
MAGNOLIA nt.vFr pieas.a, vaitsy
fsets assiss. cry WATER CITY
lsltnI tiese q roar t.AWTnN CAR
a,kssSmtis ssaH sns sis psf nasnsh %
a ssyup tNvrarMEtr AND HOME.
afTE Cuksr
Asessiea sfras. saTass sun AZ ". saa
DAVID y MkRrMAw
ZEE Cstnsa hlae -9s's,h
r0rNaarowH = ror~agr0ww
- dash. fstt Fef Haenfh Price t4te
ueebssgaFtst aasw - sasY Tw.iss nils.
stes 81 ftsesss THiis Perfect
A WttsgtS a CO.
Fhers. Adams ssii West - --ss-sa
esAssp--r-hiessa ransA hsass large
piece Asnds Z fsssA se~s sse tssths hens
iasss fisia pstsiess. hefne h~gsF. tsf.
rsr rea,s ss. NJ ~. - Fssssss.sss.
- Faelfe cats. % Tssssaa fntsrwhau
Etfsst eaf scnss seon IA
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

BUTTER WORTH q sOSR. Professional
directors ana t.sc-nssd EIneslmsfs. 1851
la epa Neers Theafrs. Both pheBes 80
HAITI Undertaking. CO as EnfnE
~ Ffern0nt North tft Gfsen sss
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Kavanagh Co. Inc, Mine Operators

Genuine i've MnnF Properties ..y
1et 1e1 ies feI. 1st JOhns'9a nldei rhrd a aud tS
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CHEAP ACREAoE HOME
In hard times r. the time 10 make an
EASY lfVins. q ui!s, berries and ehlnksns,
close In. only $780, terms, tgk down, tfe
per month Also have 4 places faf ffas
rent 20 peEtiaa who will take care II
place. See Mr. uatsmAn AZ Pacinc CITY.
on Tacoma fnfaFafban, or ffiIlman5s
hainsmsn In Times block today TT
ssGets. tracts. .tfse, is. easb;, 81 wssks
Win O. Black fss New Hort nix
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asaH AND DOOR ma naAfNa
Ak Panel Ftr Uoofa s..s 4.s....ssstf.f3
ftnTs 1-f1eht Wtndowa ..4.......s.t zee
stsse Light windows ...........ttss
fasze 1-f&fht windows ...........sfs ~
1ex1e 1-tksht windows ........s..ft.W
Pansled Cupboard uoers ..s...s..s..tte
Fancy Front boors .s.s.ss..s4..ss.fa %
Winaow Frames ...s ..... ss..s4.. 81 -
Paint. guaranteed pure and TO wear
years. per gallon. ft.ea
Hierk uulldlua Paper. saturated IL
saphaItam. i.oee - ~ "a roll, taco
Deadenfns Felt, se-yd rolls weighs
one 10 70 the yard. Ills per roll
asnd for our price lists which are
mailed free on application Thsy give
You the lowest prizes On thousands Of arr
tlcisa.
o n WILLIAMS co.
1919 Western Ave seattle Wn
The Largest sash ana Door House In
the Northwest 1T
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SPECIAL NoTIcEA

- Pref Stevens Nsw Msthod penc-
ing Guaranteed Private Las
4fn zons Lessons swsFf dsF end
exsnins paneins Thersdsys RI.
~ days AaseaS@s TsmApls. tts snd
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The man who buys an irFiEat.
cd tract At "PALOuHE OHcffA RIOS"
IN the Waahfucna Valley. gets plenty
~ water for irfigatiHa NOW N in
delivered TO tho land by our gravity
system Three railroad systems ron
through the valley We are making
special Inducements to settlers Cal
for particulars The Rsiouss irritation a
Power Co, ia Columbia 81 seattle II
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| Want to Buy

heat iAnnink taust - partly tsAFfsvta
and sons trait anA tuiidleaa eel snafs
fhan W railss ffom eeettss. Matn fefN
ai4telft pfefefFed ths price sAsst
rsshs Address "a rAfs star
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ron SALE&woop Anp COAL.

rhs prics 80 coal has arQrped Let
ua tahs care " youf wsnts Hoth phones
~ seattle cpai a Fuel co.
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STOCK MARKET FURNISHED o.
8. c. OSBORN a CO.

Ioisl Safes .o7e.too
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago. July %, 1908.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23

All kinds ~ wood and caat airy alder
~eoa see per lead Main itit. Ind. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23

Coai. all kinas Delivered 60 all paFts
u city az reasonable pfiees Wainwrlahts
Mcleod. Inc Phones 1913. IT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-26
HARDwIcK.


Patrick Giiligan was injured on his
side and head BY falling backwards Oh
CAT AZ ihe Woodbury. Granite Co.,
sheds Saturday. He has been of duty
this week. Mr.. oilligan is well along
in eyars and it may be some time be-
fore be Is able to work again.
The Central Labor union which ~
ID have charge Of the Labor Day cele-
bration Att meeting Tuesday elected
ALI committees on sports, prizes, grounds
etc. 4 great day il anticipated and
they are beginning early to arrange
every detail toward ita success II +
expected q ball game win be played be-
tween Hardwick and Woodbury., q foot
bali game between HardwiciS aud Barre
and feature will be a contest between
hand driiers, Rev. II. "A. Wilson Will
deliver the address Of the day.
TIE house Oh the 8. o. Chase fsynl,
West Woodbury.. Occupied BY the family
was burned to the ground with ell its
contents Tuesday evening. The fire 1t
Is believed caught from defective
chimney, and when II VAS discovered
lad gainel VI much headway that moth.
Ink but personal effects were saved.
Eddie NJ. Ainsworth and Mrs TAI
Nj Tillotsan both Of Woodbury. were
married here BY Rev G. r. Wells juno
~.
Prot, and Mrs. Joseph D. Danforth
started last Saturday morning for
Swansea, aMass where they viii spend
most III the summer vocation.
Mrs. II. iii Campbell and Mrs ~
+. Mitchell are visiting relatives and
friends in Barre.
]. IT. Giddinas was caught between
enc al the dago' shifting engines and
4 stone at tho Woodbury. Granite Co.
plant Monday, and I'D was squeezed ana
rolled ID snel 4 Way AZ III iniure him
severely 'about THE hips ana spine. sTr.
{siddTnss was Immediately taken 10 Bis
home and Il now resting well, and II is
believed be will fully recover from
bruises received IN the accident
Harry &. Balch died At ths John 8.
Holden Memorial hospital Monday mora
iug II blood poisoning 4 week aao
Tuesday he picked small festcr on
his upper lip with i Pin and soon af
terward II became infamed but i dor
III was not called antiI Friday. He
continued 20 grow worse and Sunday
morning was taken to The hospital
Harry Enos Balch was the youngest son
of Mr. and Mrs. I'll A. Baleh II Mack.
Yiilq IIe was born here fifteen years
ago Ile was \ student of the academy,
and short time ago joined tile Con-
EDUCATIONAL church. The parents and
Two brothers, Arthur and Clayton sun
tive the deceased. Short funeral SER
Vices were held at the house and
church Wednesday afternoon and tie
body was laid to rest IN the Aiken
cemetery.
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with simple Apparatus BY VIM. v.
Davis; Adapting Printing processes 70
Negatives by Phil NJ Riley, and En-
larging on Gasiight Papers for Reproduc-
tion. BY n. +. Keller.
The usual departments are bright and
ltimelys and with this issue new one
appears, To be known as Our nlustra-
tions" This is intended to be instructive
in both the artistic and technical phases
Of photography. The pictures reproduce
ed each month will be commented upon
and used to illustrate various princi.l
pies IN composition and pictorial treat
nerIt generally. Complete data will alaQ'
be published telling the exact conditions
under which each picture was mad4
This department viii be OF inestimabl q
value TO beginners
Many are the amateurs who have has
films ruined by incompetent workne "
in establishments doing developing and
printing. An editorial On the subject M
this Issue should be read and CAREFUL IN
considered BY both photo-tnishcrs and
their patrons. Price l5 cents at news-
stands and photo-suppIy stores.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-26
Costly Forest Fires.

In an article in the July AlcClure's on
THE forestry bureau, win G. Barnes tells
of the enormous saving To the govern
ment By the checking of forest fires.
III the forest service had done no more
than to keep down the fire losses, their
work would not have been in vain In
1901 the total area burned over in the
government forests equallsd 2A acres Ia
every thousand, while ii 1907 the area
burned was only g-l0 of an aere ii every
thousand No record Of TIE money value
of the earlier fire losses was Kept, but
that the loss ran into the millions no one
who has seen the miles Of burned over
tracts can doubt.
Ia 1905 the loss from fire was moro
than Three times az great as il the year.
1861, with an area of forests almostl
twice Al great to protect and control"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-26
rHE rRIuMpH On nae rgNgMENr.
Its Degrading Surroundings Crush All
the Humanity Out Of the Wretched
Dweller.

The crushing influence of the tene
ment house saw its perfect product
in one old woman that came to the door
in answer to my knock. She was sixty
five or seventy, with silver hair, and sbf
looked respectable and decent in spite 81
her surroundings; but the last vestige Of
the human spirit had long been crushed
out of her She looked about her with d
vague, senscless terror, and she cringed
and fawned 70 pitiahly at every question
it would have made you sorry and
ASHAMED to see her
In her vision there was nothing left
but disaster; the coming Of some strang-
er, the asking Of the simplest question,
foreboded trouble She would not be-
lieYe that anyone could come to her
except with evil intent, and yet she had
no idea Of resenting anything, but only
Of trying in some blind way To propitiate
misfortune She had lived in tenement
houses all her life. and not being Of the
kind that finds refuge in drink, the utter
dreariness of her surroundings had shriv-
eled away the soul of humanity In her
until there was nothing left but this
shape 81 perpetual fear. Grand triumph
Of our civilization You should see
her; she would make you feel so COM
Portable and warm and full Of content.
She was dressed in rags. she was gannt
and bent, and ID her eyes was an un-
speakable terror Of you and of me and
of I'LL The world that had brought her
down To this Charles Edward Russell
IN the July Everybody's
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-26
BRYAN GETTING
GRIP ON DENVER
-
Has us Votes and NOmina-
ton Cllnched
-.-----4-.-
SAY HIS SUPPORTERS
-
He Has Committees Fixed Already, and
Only Real Work VIII 30 Select
ING Man for the Second
.A4Ll.- Place -..-.A.4o
|SAY HIS SUPPORTERS

Denver, June 2e.-The Democratic ma
tionaI convention 81 zoos will not b.
called to order il this city until ~
O'clock noon on Tuesday, july 2, but
the advance guard Of the national com
mittee is here. Bryan headquarters are
open, johnson headquarters are open, and
the greatest asset Of the national or
ganization, Col. John r Martin, sergeant
alarms, IL on the job with elaborate
headquarters Of his own. Secretary Trey
Woodson Of Kentucky is here and Ma
tional Chairman Tom Taggart Is coming
at once, and the Subcommittee on ar
rangementA oil the national committee Is
To meet here at 4 o'clock On Saturday I'd
select temporary officers for the consen.
ton and begin the work 81 making up
the temporary roll. This committee IL
composed Of Chairman Taggart, Secre-
tary Woodson and National Committee
man Roger G. Sullivan, Norman II. Mack,
james Q. Dahiman, r, NJ. johnson, John
r. MeGraw, John ~ Osborn and Clark
Howell
tits a Bryan committee. IN fact, from
present Indications, the coming conven-
ton will BE- controlled by Bryan as com
pletely as the Republican national con-
vention was controlled from the White
House. The Bryan press agents and
boomers who are on the SCENE 30 far In
advance say that he viii have not less
than rs votes On the first ballot only
672 votes are necessary to nominate I'M.
der the two-thirds rule. Some Of ths
eastern members OF the subcommittee
viii stop in Lincoln to receive the orders
Of the Peerless One relative to the se-
lection of temporary officers for the con-
vention.
The advance tips are HI the effect that
either John Mitchell, the labor leader,
or Congressman Henry d Clayton Of Ala
bama viii be selected for temporary
chairman and to make the keynote
speech Mitchell has written 9 letter
declining to permit the use of his name
sor tie nomination FOR second place On
the ticket Congressman Clayton has d
far.reaching voice, and 1t warranted To
stand at the Bryan post without hitch
ing
The only real work for The convention
will be the selection Of man for see
ond place. according to the Bryan press
agents. They say that the Peerless One
will allow CHE delegates much latitude.
These press agents law that II any Dem
ocrat n the United States IA entertain-
ing any idea that any other man taan
bryan can be nominated for president
by this convention, II IS because hope
springs eternal In the human breast.
The making Of the temporary roll
viii b Al easy job so far tAe only
notice 81 contest served On the national
COMMITTEES il that OF Senator aIcCarren
IF Brooklyn. on behalf Of the Kings
county Delegates who we're tarown out
Of the state convention b. Murphy and
Gonners. MrCarren win tight before the
on credentials. and if beaten
there, then on tho floor Of the conven-
ton
The building to accommodate the con-
vention Is far from complete, but the
local committee ii charge says that it
viii be ready in time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-26
photo-Era for TaIy.

with the July issue, Photo Era begins
its twenty.iirst volume. Il appears in
new dress consisting of two tones Of
grev, the effect being harmonious and i'll
very good taste. The prineipal features
Of the current number IL the work
of the Buffalo Camera club, one Of the
foremost Photographic organizations in
the East. There is q wealth OF beauti-
full illustrations showing what these
canerists are doing, ard critique Of
the pictures BY Phil NJ. Riley Other
articles of interest ID THE praeticai work.
n are Making Enlarged Paper Mega
tives,a 81 George &. Eimberger; ~I'he
Card Index Applied to Photography BY
w. A. Broughton; Photo Aiicrography