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BRYAN, THE BOY ORATOR"

To the Editor OF The Tribune
sir: Your article last week Mr. Bryan as
The Boy Orator timely and good 1t occurs
TO me that is not only perfectly true title for
him but would be good campaign word to pin
on him and keep there He is and will always be
cha erstically immature He is also every way
loose has no real principles. and just now shows
how ready he is to say do anything to get a
vote A r ShhfNffiA-A'
Atlanta Sept 4, 1903.
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MRS. M'LEAN TO CELEBRATE.
TFrrr. me T-bune Bureau

Washington. Sept 6-The president general Of
the National Society. Daughters Of the American
Revolution. Mrs Donald Mclean, will visit Fred
e-ick Nd this week and September u. De
tenders Day, wiu celebrate, in her old home IN
Frederick rhe anniversary OF the writing Of the
star SpanEIed Banner" The monument Key,
author o. the Star Spangled Banner, IS n Fred
erick. where Kew IS buried.
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RETURN OF SWEDISH MINISTER.

Copenhagen. Sept 6.-Alter acting as Swedish
envoy 10 Denmark for some months, Herman de
Lagercrantz. accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ters left here to-day 70 resume his post Minis
70 the United States He viii sail from Bremen
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse September S.
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SpeciaI Notices.
To the Employer

To the Employees.
Do YOU want desirable help oU1CKs
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Mauliin. Frederick ".
Psudeltou. James 3.

AMs-on Friday night. his cath y-a-. Max Anns n
No North Columbus ave- Mount vernon y y
Services a Hail seth ST and PARK ave- NeH
York city. Monday. September = at l p n,
DIRENSuddenly, Paul. MINI. On rhursdaJ
September 3, 1908. G. Edwin Du-en. husband q Aar-
tory Bless Duren and of George 3 and NAY =
Durer Funeral will be held az his ase Zone
No 1892 Broad street Newark. n J.. On Mord@Ss
September Z. 2.30 p
MArTTTN-CJu September 1905. New York CITY.
Wauzh NTaulfin- services az TOY
n. 7
PENDELTON-At the residence Of his sister Mrs c
Curtis No n East 92d Friday September q
1905 James B PendeltoE- Funeral services vii p
reid residence on Aonday evening sep
teraber O'Clock Intsrment at the eonVeni-nes
OF family
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BEIMONT-SIajor H c. Cleve. London BREs-
LIN-G- F., Wyman Granitevilie, Cal HOL-
IAND-J. F. MaCnabe. Mexico. IMPERIAL
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nings Chicago MURRAY HILL-Jennngs o. Cox
ard Frank SChurman Santiago de Cuba VIC
TORIA-George W Robinson Buffalo WAL
DORF-N J. Whittall. Worcester.
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Highest tenperaturs yesterday 81 seSrs s - v~s- a.
II: for corresponding date i7sr tn-f'1n1s~
Local Forecast-To-dzy and fair: west %
northwest winds.
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in portions; Tuesday tatr Esht
To fresh northwest winds
For New on Monday and EUs5daJf 1s1t
10 northwest winds
on Monday: Tuesday fair warner: fresh northwest
winds. beco-nfng variable.
Local Official R~cord-rhs following official record
from ths weather bureau changes n ne tern
perature twenry-four hours n eonpa1l''n
with the correSuondfnx date OF year
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HowE-ATTERBURY-O Saturday. September 1878
at Christ Church. Dark Harbor. Ne. oy the Rev
Ernest n Stires D. D. and the Rev Henry Jones
Ellen daughter 0f John Turner ATreroory- %
Dudley Rogers Howe. of Boston Mass
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tailed estates that Ego with the earldom ex-
tremely valuab bic, but. the late earl drew
royalties from ali of useful inventions; added
to which the now widowed Countess of Rose was
the only child and heress of the late Lord Hawke.
and such inherited fortune which is esti-
mated some $4,000 q year
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To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir The city of New York should have Grand
Central Railroad station, not only in name, but
in fact, that will give ample accommodation
and be entered by all the railroads, viz
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Win the corresponding date OF iass year:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
MANY REPRESENTED IN
STATE CONVENTION

In e@Ensetlon with the Ss.aahv
school convention To be- held In Sc
attic April -. 80 aad MAY 1. II is
stated that IN The western part Of
Washington there are / 900 SUNDAY
schools. 10 900 SUNDAY schoal teach.
ers ard officers. IS. 600 children IN
these schools. and 10000 boss and
ktrls BOT IN ans sunday school
The International SUNDAY school
association. uuder Whoae direction
the convention meets. aianas for
tie cooperation and not ths organic
union ~ the Christian churches.
and il composed 81 men and wom
90 from ali the EYangrlical
churches.
Fully rs conventions. such IS the
enc to Be held IN Seattle. are held
escry year IN the Quilted States
aud Canada.
The association advocates teach
crs' meetings. teacher training
classes. teacher rradinr courses.
Institutes. primary unions. summer
schooia. better equipment Cor the
work. home departments. house. "a.
house visitation. and all other
means for larger usefulness
The experts Nho wili attend the
convention will discuss the latest
IN all these departments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
WHAT IF HEARST'S new PARTY
SHOULD PICK LA TOILETTE?

Il four years, aud n the Hearst pro.
cram should So through he would
be y luminous figure when they be.
sin 10 fignro On presidential Tin.
Der In iata.
Another angle ofthla years cam
paign brings rhoa L. Watson. can.
dhdaio Tor president on the ponulist
ticket. le,o consideration. The
principles of the Independence
league and the platform ~ The
Pops are practically without varla
ton, and Il Il has been reported
that Negotiations With a Wow Ia ef
fecting a combination are In prog
ness.
BRYAN has been told by usarat
that the Independence league viii
not support him, and The same
thing applies q Johnson
The main point. however. Is that
Hearst mas the old PARTY leadern
kucssing, and be evidently prapoaes
10 let thai hllsSnl condition con.
inue until he geta ready Co an.
nounce his plans
Hearst leaders saw thar thetr
party pOllcd 10000 votes In fonr
states last year aud that Ia say
that their candidate Zoe president
Vii get 1000 900 votes il con.
sentative estimate. Some Of the
more enthusiastic talk confidently
OF s.eno oeo Members OF a provis.
tonal national committee have been
appointed IN - states. and il will
not - Ions une. every state Is
represented IN the organization.
The New York state convention 10
select delegates ca tho national COG.
Yention viii be hoid MAY =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
PLAN TO DIVIDE
KING COUNTY

A plan 10 make division OF
kinE county. 10 as 10 orea0, a
county "a include only the city of
Seattle. has been considered by
number OF city officials aud Will
probably be brought before the
next state legislature.
The first step in the program
viii probably be- % call "munie.
ipal convention" at which the mn
niolpal officials OF the cities In this
state viii be asked Co attend
Seattle now pays 40 per cent Of
the county taxes and receives moth.
ins like that proportion OF benefits,
according 10 the officials The road
and bridge fund IL practically spent
entirely Ia the county and the 81.
pendllure OF It's taxes In the city
would soon reduce the taEea 10 be-,
low % mills IL ia claimed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
WOMAN sWlNDLE Err
WAS RELEASED

When no Seattle police We're no.
titled Saturday night that Mrs Rosa
Dodge. alias Anderson. alias Miller,
was wanted Ia the California city
ON a charge Of passing worthless
checks. they supposed she WAS sull
In the county Jail serving a years
sentence. which she received July
10 last
Il was learned yesterday. hos.
ever that Mrs Dodge waa released
from the county iaii September ~
last. on au order issued bY supe.
rios Court Judge Morris. who had
suspended the remainder OF the
sentence
The Oakland police we're notified
yesterday that the woman IL free.
A. the timo the woman pleaded
guilty Ia passing worthless check
on a local hnheFdashary. Judge hor.
fis Naa Informed that Mrs Dodge
Was charged with similar crimes In
California When he learned. hos.
ever. thai the woman had never
heen arrested before. be ordered
her Etnteaee suspended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
DEAD MAN SITS
e. IN HIS STORE

" ~ HarFroTe. proprietor Of a
sunAll ktoro At $500 Fremont aY..
Frenian,. died Saturday night as be
haf IN his. chair In the store.
Mapy Fremont persons noticed
Hargfose. but the body was SO com.
posed that no suspicion was ARGUS
Cd fatrolmah Cunllfgs passed the
store nc ~ O'clock. lie noticed
HafTfove. but thought him asleep
When HargFoye failed 10 appear
At his home At asVe Sixth ~. W. a
search vas made for him lie
leaves a widow. three sohs and tEo
daughters.
The body vas removed to the
morsao 81 NJ. o. Carton. Deputy
Coroner 4, 3 wlithie wlll hold an
Inquest 20 determine the cause Of
death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
The Rhodes Co.

sary Ia every case OF diphtherla.
and as tests we're made in this par
ucular case by the city laboratory
bacteriolOgist At my request and
found 10 be negative. I am conf
dent for that aud other reasons
that my original diagnosis was cor
rect, notwithstanding the eoroneFs
report 10 the contrary.
]. q. STEWART, NJ. u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
Az LAGOS wALoteN.

Hl Jaw
- s..r'. Exclusive ssrvtesl
voRk. April 20 Heavy
w being dene 70 pcrtect and
rss.sAsn the national ofsanisa.
n The lndcpendence leas9e
800 bounded BY William X
II viii eater the pfesl'
- sela. probably under the
:, he National rnty with
- non 10 BE- held in Chieaso
~, rhe convention Viii DO
~ stsr the Oh parties nave
= sesls candidates aud adopt
So 80 platforms h viii sSus
" ,s,sltion 60 take advantage
Nv evporsanily that may BE-
~.. - b the failure of the Re
ssssns and Democrats "a etter
- ard principles ss''pss'' !"
( ne plain people -.
s - party Is The anAneN q
49, ~ ne presidential problem
= decidedly la,ercsins. ssa. ~
x. anluise ~ many ct Wv
~. an important Que
= sha begianlnE the kepntiic.
-. !. Nailed The haiionaliisiiou OF
~ Independence leass,e Win mlslh
NV ..a ~ Hearst OF Foik. Eovcrnor
NV ,s ~ we're nest talked 81
!. +. eosslble candidate Tor pFesl'
a., and tbe movement Vas -
s ss-ssa bf The O. o, r as a good
- an the Democrats no
..ss,er psFt Of Is vote Noald b.
s.san fgpm that party,
v,ys recently. however while
.4ssss AZ he hague have urFed
s..,snr IsFallcttc q Wisconsin a.
.,.s3ard hearrF. there has been less
'sls.iIen IN the Republican camp
( s,.ce II Il there have been looks
:. feelings Of apprehension A
'xsrsl ruess wenld b.. of course.
- Araliesie viii continue bis /
s.xerf,,l rform FIGHT within The
s.saAllean lines but thought %
~ msg~ possibility Of him a. an /
,-Ssp<naent candidate for the white I
sc.,ss has gwen the elephant ehilis.
rko< 1. HisgcH. whe Vas the F.
49, candidate for sOvefnoF Of .
v..<aehumttA received more Votes {
AZ uers cast for the head or tho
nmocTasie ticket. and District AZ
wrsy IAagaoa ef san Francisco, .
a made . eredllabie showing as
- eax,ie candidate for governor .
\ California. have been brought
sr~srs b. their friends - dsair
~ simbsr for the presidential .
scz.Izsiioa.
hearst has givcn out that Be I
III ~ lzke the nomination. lie .
sr.r>s a. being husy fulfilling the .
ls,s>s II n.ayor Of this city ~
~ n<xr Ialy. Al the las, may /
srlsy <lseflon the returns showed I
1 ga margin for Mcclellan over /
80 itr mayor Hearst claimed
4 ~ neen cpantea oct and made i
1 -, for q recount through al
A. hnrtA he has wan that fight I
nj o. recount will b. completed
b Ina FFscnds Of Hearst say b.
g.xz 10 serve oai the term. which 4
naz % he end q 1893. and make
rfA rveasd - vii insurc his
s<<sscnL The mayoraity term here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
BITS 0'NEWS


Philomenlan cIub.
The fhliomsnian club will give
a dancing party tumoefow evening
IA chrisse0sen's hail. nfbaduay.
Social.
4 social will be given Wodues
day evening by the ladies OF the I'm
maealAte Conception court No e8s
Tribe of aea Aur.
Mrs. {. = Maxfisld. 2aes F1fth
av.. will catertaiu the Ladies' Aas.
Hilary Of Oriental Court. No. 8.
Tribe Of Hen iluf. this evening az
the REGULAR monthly social.
lei Aloha GLIB.
Tho Let Aloha Club wiil give a
dancing party tumurruw eSsniug a.
Columbia hall Tho uafronssssa
wiii b. Mrs "A jennings, Mira
Paimerton. Mira Calm. AIRS Waln
right.
Masquerade nail.
A masquerade calico ball uiil b.
given b. a Number ~ Yuuus Ladders
this evening AZ the Krutnn ain cluh
house The bali wiii b opened b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
M'BRlpE OPENS
HEADQUARTERS

Mcbride headquarters have been
opened up In tho Washington block.
at First az. and Cherry st. from
which tho campaign Of Henry Me
Bride for election on the Fepubll.
can ticket az governor will be car.
ried on. The headquarters are IN
charge Of y l.. Reher. secretary
The official call for the meeting 10
form the King County Mcbride club
has been issued and the club viii
be organized next Wednesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

a cotiilion Of four favor figures. IN
which every one will b. masked la
appropriate costumes Of calico or
cotton materials ~ brilliant hucn
Tho committee Nho have the affair
IN charge arr Mrs y. = Beatiy
Mr.. ] rankefxIlle nreN. Mr.. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
COMMUNICATION.

Editor Seattle star.
Dear slrs. Il see &, stated in your
paper of Saturday b. Coroner Car
roll that the seven. year-oid sou Of
Mr. aud Mrs. ID V Mcdonald. under
mg professional charge At the time.
died OF diphthcria and not Of spas
medic Group IA ! had dlagnosed the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

case
fail 90 see how a post norton
examination. which DIR. Carroll
says be made. could prove a more
accurate diagnosis in the case Of
diphtheria than an ante-mortem
one. The living picture Of diseased
tissues cannot BE- found In dead
subject. Besides the presence OF
the klebs.ioeffer hacilli IL neces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
lIMlnnesota Club Dance.

A social dance will be given by
the Minnesota club at the Renton
flill club house. i1l4 18th av.. near
Madison. tomorrow evening. Al
former Minnesotans with their
friendR aud all members OF other
state organizations represented In
the city are cordially invited To be
present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

" Z la Fargo. Mrs. W. Marbufy
homefbeil Mrs Parton Swift. Miss
Leila Price. Miaa Jaanamiue Oar
fel. usliaH Hebeeca Collins. Miss
Enef Williams aud Miss Ann tyr
ndf q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
FUNERAL NOTICES.

Tho funeral service OF Mrs NJ. NJ.
Thomas will take place Tuesday at
lernoon. AZ one o'clock from the
parlors Of the Carton Undertake.
ing company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
peArH NOTICES.

". A. HaFgroye died at the rcsi
dence. Ssus Sixth ay. y. April is.
The remains are at the emhalm-
ing rooms Of the Carton Undertake.
ing company.
Mrs. Matilda Thomas. wife OF Or.
neui Thomas. died vt the Minor
hospital April 10
Charlotte NJ. MeDouEall. ago 81.
died In this city April rs. The body
IL az the pafiors Of the Bonney.
Watson company,
Vincent r. Clooa. age years.
son Of Mr. and Mrs. John ]. Cioos.
died NJ the family residence In this
city April 10.
John McCaffrey. ago 90. died
April 10. In this city. Tho remains
are at the pariora Of The Bonney.
Watson company,
The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs
Plum died IN this city April 10 The
body viii be shipped to Fall City
for burial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

Are given special attention hy our
specialist Consultation free
sehnehaFd Optical Co. 1907 Second
AZ .#s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
no sac eATTLGsliIPs

Take boats AZ Pier 2. Ten round
trips daily. Doc round trip. 's'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
A Golden Oak
Box SeatDiner So. IS

This Cane Seat Diner IL con.
structed with a strong box seat.
firmly joined together. and the
material used a. quartercd and
plain oak. finished golden. The
back bannister % quartered and
the square atfetchers brace the
legs securely. an excellent chair
Arm Chair 20 match above Diner
fOTs... ...... ....... - f.3J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
A Neat Dining Room
Chair for $3.50

shown In this cut is one Of our
regular $3.50 values. anil it's the
chair listed 10 cell for just 81 90
less than usual for Tuesdays
selling The Diner. golden oak.
six turned splndles In the back.
embossed shoulder rest. shaped
cane seat. braced arms. three
front atretehers and continuous
back posts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
Weather Forecast

Fair tonight. with light
frost. Tuesday, fair and
warmer.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
THE DIFFERENCE.

Omaha. city of 1Oo.eoo populitioa
has spent upwards of one million dor
lars for parks, and spends from sss,-
0c0 10 slices 0O year in maintaining
a park system,
Lincoln. a city of $4,000 population.
has spent less than 100000 for parS-.
and tries TO maintain and improve
It's mark system on a bessarly $1,000
a year,
Omaha has three or four beautiful
PARKS. but is preparing 20 vote $4,000
IN bonds TO further Improve and in
crease them
A proposition TO vote $4,000 for
park purposes in Lincoln would re
suit in s lot of fits thrown by men
VINO have grown rich by the Increase
in real estate values brought about
by the sweat and toll ana sacrifice of
men and women VINO have To remain
ar home while the rich so to the
mountains or the sea shore in sum
raer
We of Lincoln. rather pride o0<,
selves ON living in city that is bet
ter in most respects than Omaha But
due regard for the truth compe1> the
admission that onnaha rather puts ii
over US in the matter Of parks
However, the workinsmen of Lin
coin have the remedy for this in theil
own hands With the initiative and
referendum they can force the mel
they have made rich 10 come across
with money enough TO build and main
sSSn a beautiful park system,
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
MR. STEIZLE'S NEW JOB.
Popular Maehinist-Preaeher Has a
New Task Set Before Him.

Friends in this city of the Rev. DR.
Charles Sickle, superintendent of the
department OF church and labor of the
board Of home missions of the Pres
byterian church, received Information
this week that ne had been appointed
superintendent OF the immigration de
partmens OF this board. which is 10 be
lnausUrated soon
This new department will have its
own budget. helpers, and nlsthods of
work, Il is hoped that 1t may help the
moral and religious needs of immi-
grants. either by direct missionary
effort or by Information. suggestions
and literature TO communities doing
their own mission work.
DR., Sickle viii conduct the new de
partment cor-ordinately with the de
par1mens of church and labor. but
separate from it--Washington Trades
Unionist
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

patient thought and study. not tSrmed
Al the dictstion OF self
constituted bosSsS-
The man who is a republican be
cause his father was is Just as foolish
as the man who is a democrat because
his father was Its an old story. bus
il IS a good one in this connection,
A man was putting in a crop of
beans with mule, and the male. tired
Of poor food. hard work and cruel
treatment. balSeS-
Look here. mule said the man.
y know haven't treated YOU iUsS
right, but If you'll buckle down TO
work and help me through with this
bean crop, when l harvest it III give
YOU half
That's a bargain, said the mule
and proceeded Straishtway TO throw
its weight against the collar.
When the bean crop was harvested
the man kept all the beans and gave
the mule the vines and pods, Where
up the mule lifted up its voice in lam
entation-
Whats the matter with YOU. YOU
fool mules cried the man Your
father was content TO live on weeds
and thfStleS
Il know that, replied the mule
But my father was a iackass-
Now don't keep right on eating the
political pods and vines while the poll
ticians eat all the beans. Just be
cause
o. well think the thing out for your
selves. Do your own political think
Ing Don't be the goat forever.