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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
INVITE CONVENTION HERE.

Al this afternoons meeting o.
the Chamber Of Commerce II was
decided that an invitation be ex.
tended TO the American Association
OF Nurserymen, which meets at NH.
wankee next month. to hold the ma
tional convention Of 1909 at Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
ADJUSTMENTS

A. the Moore--eThe Bondman
AZ the Grand FsBtRnh
A. the Seattle The Burglars
Daughter"
At ths Lesion the Quiet
Al the Tisoii-s Faust
A., the Lyrie-"A Trip 10 Luna
Park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

There IL NJ the Star theatre a
brand new musical comedy com
panY Of "a people. with two prima
donna sopranos. two singing aud
dancing aoubretlsH. ~ dancing
girlH, nevaai comedians aud J.
Francis Abbott. tho tenor, Who f.
popular here through previous en-
RhgsmsntH. The song numbers
we're we'll received and the cos
tunes we're handsome. Nellie he
yeli. the solo eonvefaatiOnallai. f.
the comedy hit Of the show and
sAnteli. the athlete gives re
mafkabie exhibition ~ physical
strength. lie Nill Wtestle al coin
ere every night thia seek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
STRIKE LASTING One
YEAR Is DECLARED OFF

BUTTE. Mont. MAY is The
strike Of the linemen and opera.
tors OF tho Rocky Mountain BELL
Telephone COMPANY. which hza
been on for more than year. was
declared Off today on referendum
tuia taken By the electrical uoFk.
err union. An agreement Was
reached BY compromise The end
of the strike means the end Of
n. telephone war In Utah Idaho
and Wyoming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
GARCIA sTIll LIVES.

Joseph Albert Garcia. alias Cor.
dova. who was shot down By de.
tecftScs on First az. and Pike 81
spent another bad night last night.
his condition not being changed
from that 81 yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
ALASKA POLITICIAN Is
REMOVED FROM OFFICE

. KETClnKAN. Alsskx nj
q IA u. Sheldon. Of y1o< I
. chairman OF the iefrilo'asl q.
. trail committee. sas rtnea
. from office this aftsgncot = d
. unanimous vote for l1ca1M3
. ent action contrary % ~
4 wishes OF the committee &
. = Rilchie. of Valdez erz
. tary pm tenn. sucoeets ~
. don temporarily.
= $50 S4A49t4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

Hla charge 10 that bis wife aud
her sister eunHpirsd together from
the first 20 cheat. Sfoug aud de-
fraud him out Of bis property and
money lie NAgK that be spent
much money In fittinF cut the home
al his pit-s request. aud on March
n she conveyed Il all 10 her sister.
without any remuneration. lie ssYa
that she Aiso persuaded him "a tufn
over large amount Of the pro.
e.ods from his income. 80 that he
says he IL now Without property.
money or home. hts wife having de
serted him and driven him out Of
doors.
HiH attorneys are Wardail &
NaFdan. gfi New York block. aud
Charles 4 HlliH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
GETS POSSESSION OF
C0NSTANTlNE'S GUN

". " Wiltshire. attorney for
William CouHtnntius. recently fined
s. 00e by Judge A. " fratef for
films his sanin.laS. Jesse iiall.
with lead. has secured possession
Of the gun from which the ak
shots we're fired. all Of which took
effect.
Deputy proseeutinH Attorney
George NanderNeef objected "a the
return Of the gun. on the grouna
that MF Constantine Vas not fit
person 10 b. given possession Of the
pistol
he elihdfss hla objection. how
ever. when Attorney Wiltshire
promised 20 keep " away from
Constantine !, II though, thai the
gun wlil be sold for whst lt ALL
hfluE
The pisiol vas ore Of the ex
hlhltN 10 the trial of ConatAnsins
which resulted IN HE conviction on
a charge 81 assault Stth inteut Ia
commit murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

Capt Roy Lillico made the an
nouucemeBt thia morning that his
new launch. which f. being built
by Crawford q Reed. ship builders
of Tacama. will be launched on
June 1. The vessel. after leaving
the ways Rt Tacoma, will be
brought over 10 Seattle and sta.
toned al capt Lillicos float. where
he will engage meg ~ ono To NJ
the vessel for first class pleasure
craft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
ON THE FRONT

The United States marine IN
speetors all apply the same FcEa.
latiuns 20 insure safety on launches
used In carrying passengers 10 the
as those enforced on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

Harden proved himself scnsa.
ton at his opening performance
at the Pantages yesterday after
noon. Regular members Of the Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

Koran claims that he married hls
young ~1fe Oct -. 1905. aud that
ihsy have lived together a. March
1. 1908.
lie says that feb 20. last he puf
chased some property At Alta Vista
and that hls wife persuaded him
Ia deed u ~ her. saying that ~
Il was TO be their home. this VAS
the proper procedure
iioran SAYS that h. ~ an old
man and that he has little business
experience and that his wife il
Youus and sell ysrked In business
methods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

steamers. The launches will be
measured couple Of days pflor 70
the arrival OF the fleel aud the mum.
Der OF passengers each can carry
viii be decided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
$3.50

A ehaics eafnsr. 100 feet square onlg
- minutes eat on the HpanaaaY car
iins from the business center ail clenred
and level. sec down and balance on
sasv monthly Payments
NATIONAL LAND co.
6eastoa Pioneer Hids
Main iast I'D ts11
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
OFFICERS ARE
TIRED Of
PARADE
Request That Reception in
Seattle Be Made
Informal.

Officers OF the fleet have ~.
dusnted that there be a. little for
mallty aH possible accorded them
Ia the entertainment at Seattle.
Josiah Collins. chairman OF the
entertainment committee. who con.
forred with Admiral sperfy Al San
Francisco regarding plans Tor the
entertainment. informed the gen
ernl reception committee this
morning that the officers have been
ON dress parade almost continuous
By and are DESTROYS OF having the
men entertained instead OF the Of
ficrrs
The only formal affair while IA
the city will be the reception Sal.
urdsy evening. MAY 20. All the
other affairs for the officers will
be Informal.
NJ. Collins Informed the com.
mitiee that the program Of enter
tRinment was very satisfactory TO
Rear Admiral Sperry. who viii be
Ia command OF the fleet
Suggests No Tickets.
Admiral spefry made only one
ausEesfion and that sAn IA regard
Ia the offer OF 10000 car tickets
donated. bs the Seattle Electric 60.
The admiral suggested that the
men would prefer that the uniform
be houufod 30 that no tickets
would be used Ia case the tickets
arr used II was thought that some
81 the men would also Use them
"a take their friends cat for rides.
while n no tickets wcfs used. uuiY
the mrn ia uniform would have
the ADVANTAGE Of ridiug free. The
Seattle Electric officials. however
stated that u no tickets arr col.
irctea there would be no way To
keep recufd ~ the number Of pes
sous carried and that any diahon
est employs could reap q hafssei
a. then Il would be- impoesl5ls 10
check them up
Present for spsfry.
A meotina of th. Ffaierual Nj
ifArY societies Nas held last hight
and COMMITTEES appointed - se
ioct a sin for Admiral spenY. The
committee wiil secure 4 lsrEs
Shield bearing ~. cost 81 arms Of
the state. and = large silver leaf.
upon which the names ~ the or
ders will BE- inscribed II the c0sn
mite. IL unable % set the atield.
loving cap vii be presented
The Mattresses union seal I sol.
untAry contribution af SIS % u.
reception COMMITTEES. 80 their mite
towards the entertainment ThE
men lu The meter department Of
the Seattle Electric company con
tributrf 81 % the fund. The com.
mliise appointed hY the Salmon
Ray Improvement club 10 raise
fgnds IN Ballard. - meeting wlth
success
The committee chartered the
steamer Inland Flyer for the use
% the officials q the frascfuai nii
ltafy societies uhru they present
their aft to Admiral spcrrY Tho
presentation all take place Tues.
eay afternoon. between J and 5
O'Clock
as,eslt May Gene.
IN anaNer 10 request frum Sen
Piles. President HoeHs welt wired
SECRETARY M.teAd Of the navy 10
meet N. feet II possible At Sc
attic. M the personal represents
tive 81 the administration In case
the secretary Of the nAvy attena.
the reception Al Seattle. ha ell
arrive the day before the fleet AT.
Flvcs No wora has been received
from the secretary whether be viii
be in Seattle.
senator Piles anui telegram tn
Secretary Actcnif at san Francisco.
asking that = permanent fleet 81
At least IL bafllrahlps aud eight
cruisers be retained on the Pa
cific coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

John Giichrist. an engineer ON
ployed at the Seattle Soap works
VAS arrested this mornins. charged
With stealing wtndow weights from
Ia. Essle foundry. whieh 10 located
across the street. fFum the soap
works
The foundry lost tk0o worth If
window weights recuuuy. and
trap vas laid Ia catch %. thief
Tits morning Gliehnst vas caught
having four weights IN bis posses.
sion iils home. Al GAIA 18th AZ =.
waH searched aud ~ more window
&-iEhfa we're found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
Old Man Sues to Get Aside
Deed 10 West Seattle
Property.
Says Young Wife Obtained
Title and Then Cast
Him 0dt.

David Koran. an old man. today
charged his young wife With having
married him for the sole purpose
OF getting possession Of his prop
erfy. valued ~ s2t. coo and then de
sartins him,
How successful she has been r.
Indicated b. Ilorans petition 20 the
superior court today IN which he
asks for the setting aside ~ a deed
which his wife. Amanda iioren. had
made cut TO her sister Sarah ".
Wood. OF Anacorten. transferring
property al Alta Vista in West II
attic, which Koran SAYS Was In.
tended for 4 home
The petition Il brought aEainsl
Amanda Koran. Sarah " Wood
aud her husband. Samuel Wood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

AN IDEAL FAHM 50 sefss. T. - a
mile frontage on ufns Lake % aFrss
bottom tsnd balance Ened hpi.HA ~
affss ia cultivation. balance has some
valuable timt@r. orr hard 81 ice bear
fan trrea5 ai kinds - small frults. run
alag aiasam also tine veil. ssrannn
house. good barn. several aHfhullalnnul
railroad station school ari n1sf
affra ora one s9rnsf - land. fsls-
uhuNa IN house cream wagon ffam
creamery calls ~ place We ran sell
this N lhksu aifhiu fhs nest fsw DAYS
a. $500 Hat cash
HuHEHT MhLTfT
sfs-sgessff Alaska Hidg =atf.tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
HIS ENGINE
IS GONE
Ihp] Wards Fire Prof.,
lion Is Annexed /,
Eugene Way.

~ GU representa,is.
people from the Third ws,a 70 y
city council. Ia looking ,e : Z
engine lie started hls N
ton 81 the council mesl,,s
night and openly charKes ! M
man EuKene Way. Of ~
"afd. with having sxlu4d -
engine bodily from the man..
crates Giiia ward.
Gill voiced his chafys, =.
" Hpafkman, Councilman -,
Eighth ward asked The Co.
pass au ordinance supros.s..
money 10 hire six men 4
new engine house 10 h, 49,.
Sixth ~ W. and Caller n
ftas Ensin. sou..
feau ago ! tried 10 ~. 81.
fire protection Ia ny Wa
plained GU Finally / es
zine house but no auns,.,-
men After q year Or tso -
husiling / Induced the efn..,1
buy me an engine sun ~
Lately. after the engine 49, =
bad been decaylHE from lset =
! ind that the engine hss -.
been avipsd BY the sentlsis.. -
the Second ward and place. :
ice al zsfd AZ. 4. and Yesle, -.
Councilman Goddard arc.
efpressea himself a. asrde,.'
the lack ~ eourteey sho.s IL
member from the Third III
ought % pay more stieu,s.
Gilis part ~ the STATE
plained In accordance va
policy ~ economy AID -
ment adopted b the council -
That We appropriate enoufk -. I
- that be can hire two fam -
also 70 provide him sfth -,
hose 70 have these men spfiri.s
Third ward"
Suggests investigated
The speaker added that IL a.
eila police committee Be inssssr.
90 make a sweeping inyes,fsss
and u the facts a. nzrrsieS ! !.
council president were tr,se 4
the member from the secoae =.
be asked n show ezuss str |.
should not be- recalled.
Councslmcn Mullen and Hgrs "A l
ed TO the display Of choice vi. ~ !
a few well chosen remarks sz{
sas finNlly decided thas cc.s
man Gu sss really entitled b e,
recompcnss for the Inoentensssns
be had suffered. To spread A
saiYe around. the ooancil s.ss -
sidered that sparkmzn sas es.x<
to the men for his ovn flfs hess
Gil c0ntsuded that II teus.,1
could get slx firemsn q alzsnes !,
publican should be entitled i
least two men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
TO sEE BATrLEsAIps

Take boats at pier 2. Ten round
trips daily. soc round trip. s's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
Want a Homestead

IN Yakima VALLEY two r.llssuishusnts
Co. fne 40 Bailey bidr LII
NEAR PORT ORCHARD aerss.
nearly al bottom land. 30 acres IN enitis
rafipu, balance has some timber al
feao~d bearing orchard. ali kiuds n
small fruit running wafer. slsn ahun.
dance 81 spring water. s-room log house
large barn. chicken house and targs
yards. good team. wsEgn. farming
ROBERT MALTHY.
st9-eaess3t Alaska Htdt =-fi-1G
CITY REAL ESTATE.
--------->-------s--->- -------->----------------
BALLARD REAL EarArE
For sale house I'D joe terieu. from
SEQ 20 ~ goo. uue-fhifd cash
TOUNg a HnDUEug.
ncandIusFiaH American Hank HldE
Phone Ballard 9-f4
trNoHsrHucTEn LAKE VIEW
e 00a for tWo eesfti-foaf lots Cor.
nsr la Kfihaarue aapI Addition.
WfEgfifr RIOS
700 coiman BidE
Green LaEe lots sonfHs 10 Ig-ft
alley All cleared and level blocks
from ear line VIII cell Same faT so
per foot aud Htu ave terms Az. care
Star
To HOME M rEHa ONLY.
e-rpoHfi reW house. North University
district NisH ~ Lakes ana mountains
{ tzH0 cash - per month
HNFEHN ATfoWAb BOND a REALTY 90
ioog Amaflcsu Bank hidG -iE-if
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

The steamer Portland vas fuml.
gated last plght and IL now engaged
In taking on her cargo for the
north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

The steamer l'matilla. Pacific
Coast Steamship Company. sailed
for San Francisco last nlEht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
Farms Ano LANDS.

MouEI POULTRY wAHN -
asFrs nead level land idszf salf fef
8 kifkena afTrs cleared HalaEfe
etNshed hmrnt and s4silf cleared g.
Faatu hasss. ts9u. iaHHs breeder kHass
eth eight cnHspaft meats. Easiys saad
= hfekEH HaassA tsr4h4fnr haliif~ Nsii
faHasd Wlfh pnHftrF site lAHar garden
ia AZ hlnha n fruits two Encd lnras
hafnfa faaHs 40 eNpafltHA. sasFsu
HfuadsfH fssaH les=ehiek eapaHffyf.
colony Hauaas ard hFsna eaops tEn
fhafemFhNreH ahits f.sshaFn chtHksnF
FalnH a1nnffst Hfe FaHna thefuuEh trsf
4 HtaEa 81 slaas ~ FARMING fanta. q
snnd eawa tws ratHss hsfAe harness
( nd buxnF. as for 81 zee CASH Tha
seat last lens Better intssflEats
qaiasir
ROBERT AALTHY.
Htas1aaseft klssks SECS @aftsfE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

The steamer Kaga Mafu. 81 the
Nippon Yurrn kalHha line. departed
from Seattle this morning al day
light for the Orient. Via Victoria,
~. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

The German steamer Lac. uf the
Jahsen 6 Ontrandef Company. II
expected TO leave this port tonight
for Niadivoatok
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

III ~ IUfH NTIH"Nl
NEW BARGAINS
We have Just plated me- addition
which will make fins country homes
close 70 car and graded school and ~
minutes ride 70 Pioneer square which
Ns are selling from faaH 60 SEQ fer
quarfsf=arrs tracts The tteo aues are
al cleared and VI orchard Terms fs5
cash and SIC per manth g. a. Nlchois
30 lulQu block II
ROOMS NEW. pLARrEHED
lot aaui0a street Eradsd. hafdw naH
fioor only fl.tde ftQ Per meath
INT EHN ATfgNAfs BOND REALTY co
leno American nanh NOS Lift
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

The steamer Humboldt arrived In
port early this morning FROM Shhg
way and way ports. aud the steam
~ city Of Seattle, which left seN-
efai hours after the Humboldt. from
Ketehlkan. IL expected here tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
Keen, Conservative Investors

| VIII appreciate hook dsscrit4as the
81 ssrhatt uafufai Fas nsids ~ Al
| heHta Canada. sn3 fhn tfAfnsnse
i fessitiiitiss - thasr three srest
i sources - wealth Gil or send fes
i aapfr Amefirsnat' ana dian Nfl Com
rsHf. tet Peoples bark bias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

suap-f.roqm house. fine location! II
sold e once $500 takes t. close tn f4h
rent also ether snaps Northern Teal
Estate Co. Room aft NerthsrH Bank
BIDS Fourth ana PIKE Phone. Iva
1857 Main sit tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
so Cash

VIII by e nss faafn modern collage
al ready W b occupied Situate on =
rafnsr ltHia9. ara about hlgeha hon
car lire The priee 10 ta.zzq Inquire ct
III Nsu York hlieak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

Tho Alaska Steamship toHipab3
steamer santa Clara arrived Ia port
this mornink from Valdez anu
seward
The of steamer Argyle " the
Union oil Company arrived IN seat
tie Yesterday and discharged shat
cargo she had f0r this port aud pro
ceedod Go Vancouver 10 finish an
loading.
The steamship President left last
aikhl for Tacoma. where she vii
take on part 81 hef cargo iof h"r
next run down the coast
The steam schooner Ninnebaso.
which has been In port several days.
shifted 20 Tacoma thia morning
Der. she viii take on a cargo 81
wheat Tor San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12


Dr Edwin } Brown - pleased 20 an
roance that he Is Swing hls personal at
t< consulted dHilY frnHn 30 q m. 10
tp M Sundays from 3 20 70 1859 a
thorough sssfuinsfion Without charge
lishsd D. 8 Fears
Avail yourself Of our prices BY free
examination. ard be dflssd about Al
vesinF Dentistry. and concerning Euur
asafaI cork hi reliable dentists who DO
business under fhsfr own names
IN. EDWIN BROWN.
Offear T. = u 4 O. ard 7 Iuion Biz
ia First AHa sesftis Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

WORK FOR YoCHsEIF
f'hfcAeus, ~sss ans garden urndAFtr
Nfihz saeh seed prices IN sesfti. mat
sasfF man wuh fse dollars saH 10
uia nen loss n ~ eanfa fa We have
como five and tsusaefa tracts you can
egF far $50 90 ftaa duum aud haisur~
monthly better So and zee them
WEST 4 WHEELER
aaa Ewiman tlda
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-07-10
WORKING UNDER STATE
FIFTY UTILITY COMPANIES HAVE
INOETERMINATE FRANCHISES.
Rush Of Corporate Concerns During Last
Few Days to Come Under
New Law.

MADISON, Wis, July 2.-[Special.
There will be no more granting of in
determinate franchises under chapter
400, laws of 1907, to public utilities COM
panles of Wisconsin after this. During
the last few days eighteen companies
came in a rush to take advantage of the
old law, and in all fifty companies had
awaited themselves of the privilege.
The law requires them to surrender
all franchises under which they are
operating, granted by local municipali-
ties, and upon filing affidavit of surren-
der a company receives under the law
Sn ~lndeterminate franchise, which pro-
tects it from competition, but subjects
1t 10 open and complete scrutiny and
regulation as to rates and services. The
companies which have taken advantage
of the new law are as follows:
Ashland Light, Power and Street rail-
way; Monroe Electric Light and Power
company, Mellon Water and Light COM
pany, Burlington Electric Light and Power
company, Appleton Water Works company,
Milwaukee Central Heating company, City
Water company, Marinette; City Water
company, Sheboygan; Menominee and Mari
nette Light and Traction company, Mari
nette; Mineral Point Electric Light com
pany, Wisconsin Electric Service company,
Chiffon; North Milwaukee Light and Power
company, Northwestern Iron company, May
vile; DOugeNi!le Electric LlGnt ana rover
company, Platteville Electric Light and
Power company, Falls Light and Power
company, sheboygan Falls; Waukesha Gas
and Electric company, Equitable Electric
Light company, Lake Geneva; Portage
American Gas company, Cashton Light ana
Power company, West Bend Heating ana
Lighting company, Washburn Electric
Light and Power company, Darlington
Electric Light and Power company, Rhine
lander Lighting company, Manitowoc Elec-
trio Light company, ManitowOc Water
a
trio company, City Water Works, Merrill;
Medford Light and Heating company, Mer-
rill Railway and Light company, Superior
Water, Light and Power company, Lake
Geneva Water and Light company. Nina
han Building company, Green Bay; Citl-
zens' Gas company, Burlington; Plankinton
Electric Light and Power company, Milwau-
kee; Wells Power company, Milwaukee;
Racine Water company.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-07-10
FOUND FOURTH NOISY
Peerenboom Brothers, Appleton, Spent
Holiday Fifty Years Ago as Emf
grants on New York Pier.

APPLETON, Wis, July 3.-[Spe-
cialI.-TomorroW will be the fftietb
Fourth of July for Julius and Arnold
Peerenboom in America Today is tba
httleth anniversary of their landing in
America. Both are prominent citizens
OF Appleton. Both have large families
ana are related to the foremost families
OF Outagamle county.
,, Their first Fourth in this country was
the most exciting one they ever cyneri-
enced. Because chickenpox eyistad
among the emigrants who had been land.
ed from the sailing vessel they We're
not allowed to so westward, but were
defined on the pier on which tbey
and their baggage had been set from
the boat. After sleeping during tha
night between July and 4, they owoIte
to hear such noise as they never be-
tore heard and being told that that was
the way to celebrate the biggest Ameri.
Gan holiday, they Joined in the noise
The New York merchants In the yicin-
lty of the pier refused to sell the emf
grants any food, so their Fourth of Julv
fare consisted of bean soup, cooked in
the kettles which had served the same
purpose during the journey of ffty-four
days across the Atlantic.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-07-10
ETHICS TO Be TAUGHT
SPECIAL LECTURE COURSE AT WIS
CONSIN UNIVERSITY.
Three Weeks Summer School Formerly
Held at Plymouth, Mass, Is
Moved West.

MADISON, Wis, July 3.-tSpeciaI. ]
A summer school never before held
west of the Alleghanies will open next
week in Madison to continue three weeks
in connection with the summer school
of the state university. 1t is Il school of
ethics. formerly held at Plymouth, Mass,
and now under the auspices of the Amer
lean Ethical union. 1t is hoped to es-
tablish this schools meeting place per-
manently in Madison and the possibility
OF this depends wholly on the interest
shown i'll the school this summer.
On the advisory council for the school
are DR.. Felix Adler, head of the New
ork Ethical Culture society, and pro-
lessor of social and political ethics at
Columbla, and Prof. Seligman of the
chaIr of political economy in Columbia.
And on the faculty of lecturers this wear
are are Jane Addams of Hull house, Profs.
Shubb, Elliott and Moskowitz of the
New York Ethical society.
Two general courses of lectures will
ne given. One will be On moral educa-
tloh, and Is a course designed to helm
scnooi principals and teachers. Sunday
Sschool workers and settlement leaders
III the task of character building. The
other course will consist of twenty lee
lures on the ethical movement. what it
IS and what it is accomplishing in
America and abroad.