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The Washington times., 1908-05-23
LOSS CAUSES SUICIDE.

PITTSBURG, Pa. May B.-John
Crouch, aged twenty-nine, OF Home
stead. attended a circus in that town
Yesterday afternoon. While there he
was seized with the desire to risk a
little money on the elusive paddle
" heel. A plunge was made. with the
result that the man, Il IS said, lost $40
Remorse set III. and. returning home.
Crouch secured his revolver, sent a bull
let through his heart dying instantly.
The Washington times., 1908-05-23
Anty Drudge Smoothes Over a Domestic
Difficulty.
Difficulty.

John you've just got TO get one to care for
that auto Your clothes full of grease, dirt,
cement and dear knows what all. I've tried every
chemical cleanser know but can't get them clean.
Antu Dratdqe-"And you've missed the only thing that
will make them clean. Fes-Naptha will take out
every spot. Try it, You'll see"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-24
Mttcntat 1T SyriSrO.
MOrounarifi aui cincn nmcritnniihcn
glgCutcn SnpNn'S.

:. ". Steocn@ BON ciucu Gorcancr
ourG Shiiiic Icbcn3acfd0rlis6
pcuulmoct. - Stcutn5 mar in
Gorco tbdtiQ gcluricu uno jo0 iicb
BORT ocn SAB ser Gnl1cbcrcucu
5u. - 9}Gnc Erocrihijttcrlmacn
IN Californian. 49, 2baOcn 0urrG
Hc3cnitiirmc mO (ornoOo3 in
ocritbicOcncn SiiOitaotcu.
Son 6ronci4co, %. N}ar}.
- :. ". Stcpcu3; N}itllicO 0c3
corcouiiNcn St1atarlt6& 5u Seoul.
mltroc 0citcrn 2lbcnO i'm bicii8en
o6oirnout S>ptcl" pom bier Gorros
ncrn onNciuIlcn cutfam icOph oGue
crudhncn9pcrtbc NcrIrBln1. 6Cute
iriib. ais cr inn NcRriiic mar, uacb
@oIbm9ton o6}ureiicu, mW0c cr pol
cincm Gortnncr 9}amcn3 q. ".
G9uL orrh }luci S6iiiic lcbcn3gc
iibrIitb ucrlcbt. Cine &ugcl Ourds
bobrtc cincn Iintcn 2lmacnfliiQcl
Die }mcite 0roua ibn III sic @cjhc.
Sine brittle &uAcl trni ). ". GDiuq,
cincn @ci0brtcn 6c9 }lttcntGtcr3. Der
Scttcrc mur0c, ais cr III cntilicbet
OcrIu6tc, Otr6 ciucn N}ob Don 800
NiQnncrn pcriolat rno I6IicBljh bon
$. Scrtom cincm 2InBcltcltcu i'm
2Iilap 2Imt cin9cion1cn.
8r. Stcucn9 lm0 Scr pcrluun0etc
GoreanCr mur0rn ms oGrntral. 500
ipitnl" gcbrnht. Stcpcu9 mar 0cra0c
in @eicIlihnit Oc9 iopaniibcn &ou-
uI5 ans Sem NotcIsCmuibu9 Ncitic-
gen. ais lnebrcre Gor0ncr inn cntQt-
gen trntcn. Gincr 0criclbcu iagtc,
ct babe Elm sSort nit StcUcn9 5u
rc0cn, unO pcrlcbtc ibm ciucu Galtit-
it)lag ms @cliht @leih oaroui 500
cr cincn nit eiucm Inicbeutu6 beOed-
ten Ncpolucr umO CAB lScucr. Der
juiGlli2 permunOctc GorCancr lit
cbenia0S 9urh Ole 2lmgc gcihoiicli
Stcpcn5 lit Elm Gciunoer, trditj1cr
0Ionn lm0 miro pic1ciht 0QUou tom.
mem obmobl ieinc @lmocn iebr be.
Ocnfli6 limo.
Ser Ncitcrn 2Ibcn0 I'M n&otcl 6oirs
mont" olri SteUcnS gcmohte 2Inariif
mar bic 6oIAc elmer WtolienOcrionn-
lung Scr bicIigen corc1uiid)cn @cicuz
i6aitcm mcIdc Elm aus pier jlrngcn
Mfdnncrn bcitchcnOc9 Gomitc abihid-
ten, mn i6n iibcr gepliic, IN ciucm
Snteruicm ac6uBertc Giniidtcn 3ur
Gc0e 5u Itcllcn. Die GrflGrltugcn
cc5 @rn. Stcucn5 Nciiclcn Den Gprcas
ncrn nidt mo ais cr lie Dem GOnitc
gCgcnilbcr lue0er6pItc, muroc cr bon
ben Otitglicbcrn bciielbcn ougcioQcn.
9eOicnitctc fumcn ibm 5u SiiIic lmO
ucrtricbcn Die 2Iu0rciier. Iir 60
rconer crtIGrcn StcUcu5 mcr0c BON
ser corcnniidJcn 9tc2icrlrng bc}dblt,
lei ic0od in @irtIidteit Elm 1cOm
9ener 2Igcnt ,Supuu'9 mo perlcuu0C
uno ihnl6be oic Gorconcr Bel alien
@elcgCnbcitci.
Stepcna bciinOct iitb ani ocnt McQc
noh g&oiDilgton, I'M BORT ieine irii-
bcre StcQc ais 2Inlpnlt mo 9iatb.
0cbcr Scr japoniINcn 0otidait wic.
Der un}utrctCn.
($u elmer bcutc Nabntittag inn So
ipitul itattgciln0cucn llntcrrcOung
0uBertc Stcpcn9 Die 2lnIidt, 0ub Die
bier nli i'm pcrijbtcn 2Ingriiic 0oS
@crt elmer tlcncr 2ln3abI corcoui.
idcr Shl0cntcn un0 2I9itatorcn in
Gan Sraucisco iin0, melde nit ser
inpaniihcn ShubbcrriGnit iiber So
req lln3llric0en linO llno ibn tbcil.
meiic oofiir uerantuortlid balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-24
GnliiOrnicm luafclt luirbcr.

Imperial Sal, %. Wldrj.
Grci GrOeri6iitterlngen uur0cn
1cute iriib i'm 3mpcrinl 6Galc ma6r.
aehonmcn, oIlcin obgeieben BON ocnl
3erbrehcn elmer Guantitdt @cidirr
5u grumlcp tno 81 Gentro miro mir.
genOs S6aOcn gemclOet. Ter critic
StoB erciBnete iiN Orci Diinuten Dor
6 llbr uno mar Der befti9ite bon
alien. Ger 3pcite, mcni1er 1citige,
iolgte iiinf Wlinutcn oarani mo 10
Iiinllten ipdtcr fam nod ein Oritter,
idludHerer StoB. rSn 9rauIcp ent-
floben Oic 2ellte in grobem Sdrcdcn
ais ibren Wobnlingcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-24

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-24
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mcIdc rufC has 5Bii2m ION alien ocn oben nir
0ciuDucu 9ciocu UcircicH wcrocn.
SaopoD & Co.. Nc,u gorf.
2Gcrtbc Scrrcu! SH NciuG Guf aJidolpnb3
FilcU' WiHidtu 6 IN inGcu, hnb i'd niemns
irNcuN Gin 9ciImiiicI Rcunocn baOc, odS ocu'
iclbcn 0ltitb III.
gHdbrtHo 0Cr Icuirn 8luel Sabre lit icb an
ncyujicr Euspcpie uuo &critopuuG. Edtb bem
Giitu ucripiytc i0 ciu Citfhbl Der Stbpere i'm
Miagcu uuo oc5 GrGrcbcnS, bate S6mer3eu
uno mar fhminotliB i'm 5topi. uuo onuu puroe
I'D ucypD5, so probirtc AucS. iuaS mir cnr'
plobICn mar Uun Hr}t fugc mir, oab i1
h,oHihc &eritupina uHo euen Gueren Mia'
Gen bate. Gr bali mir ciu mcnia dber furirte
MID Hi,bt SO mar taft ber5peieIt Gnb1
bepuG mttb ein 6rcuno, aRaorup $ &iaen" 3u
pro6rca puS id ullc5 tJut. lluo Id fugc nit
%crAuiiGcn, hub iic mir Mot nur 2inoernna
Ocriduilttr, iou0crn uut5 pOtip furrteH. Gu
Gar. nuboCwt TO Iic Gin paGr Gage genommen
buitc. utbcitcic ocr Oidacu regular, uno Die
oOspcptiiben CunlplOme iino i6ou bcrfCbpun'
ocn Jcpt iliblc i'd ulitb mte Gin ncucr Dtenib.
45Ne CUltc Gle uuo Gbrc mullocrbare Wleoi'
3ln lCullCu. Sb urrulctbe S0r
y. 2. SrcIler. 9lucnioiuu. ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-24
IcpUriirnng nncrwiInIdjtcr Nus
timber.

Eitto burM ia, .. Wtdr5. -
Die uon ocu Nunoeo6cb0rOcn eingc
lcitctc llntcrntd)uug miro bier 5u Ell
ncr N}ullcuut2mciirua bon uielen
GoulcnO lditilcn gluslGnOcrn fiibten.
@cnwulugent' @urper bonn Sumocs.
GuUuuoerlngsbu burcau idnlmclt sur
5ur ,}cit ooa n0tbige itatiltildc Qla.
tcrial iiIr Die gepInntc Gcportotion
9tuh iGineu 2lngaben perOen aus
Dem @itt5burgcr Iiitritt ullein piele
Iuricno 2h9Idn0cr sur 9iiidfebr
nod Dem &auOe ibrer @ertlnit &c
}rpingcn mcrOCn In2 Eorgebcn er.
iolat auf gciiimg Der 9unOc9regie-
rurb mclfe cine 2lu9ueillnq lditi.
ger 2lualdn0cr fiir Ona luirtiamlte
WiittcI bait, Inn unordiltiid)e lint
tric6e 3u lntCrOriidcu llnO 0os 2on0
Ger Orildcn0cu Gait ocS unterbalts
cupcrb5unid6igr 2lu5Ianoer 5u ent.
bcbCn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-24
Yin Die Iamen.

Sungt TdmcH. wgide mooetRe Sbneiberfunit
gu ererren mhni1eL iclten ntht H Siueiiei
nur 1ci Srl Dr. 9ubers. gr. 302, gSefiSara.
toans5trabe. porjuipre4eH, t1ren Naren als
G0Jiing einiragen uuo iie leIneH ote Huutt nnh
auteroem ariueliden unierrldt I'm 3uftneioeH.
Sebt liberaIe Be6irguugeH Srl. ~. paberf.
Rt. 3O2. 9Srt. Snratogas sStraee. (378-)
(Suuil 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-24
Surnnous i'm SnOcu.

Saton Vi oltgc, ga, %. .Q}dr}.
6icr cilgctroicncn 9tacGri6tcn
}ufoI8c iegtc bcutc rib cin IoruoOo
olr6 Gait 6elciuno Euril6, "a. SIT
Dem StGOtGrer JiormooO, 90 W}cilcn
n0rOIi6 bon bier an Der oOa}oo mo
Wiiliiilippi.Nabn." io0cn cin OiunL
9tancn8 Gollin2, gct0Otet mo piclc
anOCre Fcrioncn Ucrlcbt morOcn icin.
0roBcr SHdocu pur0c 0urc1 l&ino
uno Rc1cn lugcricbtct un0 Der (eIcs
dropbcn. lm0 IeIcp6ouOerlclr nit
Ser bcingcludbtcn @c8cnO lit iait
AarBlib lurterbr0hcn. 2lud aus
O}iiiiiippi fomIucn Nodri6tcn iibcl
Shiruocr6cerlmQcn.
(SpGtcr.) Nus Sattic96urq,
0}iii, miro QcmclOct 0o6 elm lor.
naOo 5eltc Oic Crtid)aitcu Sii0cr
Greet, 9icln-S,cbrou un0 Graulc,
Q}iii, innerbalb cinca llnlrciie2 bon
30 Q}ciIen oon 0ottic5burg, bcin.
iltftc. Ter gauge @obnpcrteGr in
oen Stoatcn }Ilablmn W}iiiiiiippi
nno 2oliiionl mirO Ourd oie 5tiirme
lno 9icgengiiiic in U(itteiocnidoit &C.
5o9cn (}n )tcm.Crleun3 mar beute
ocn gnn5cn 1ag Elm idmercr Jlegen.
turn entieliclt.
W (outgomCrp, @lla. 90. Oidt5.
- S6mere 9icgcnitiirmc 6abcu Die
@e8eu0eu au ser 2inie Der o2Olli3a
Uillc im0 J!oibUille ga6n" IN Oer
]idbe bon 6Io1ation 6cilngciubt unO
alle 3iige iino oeripdtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-24
Suit rcoet iuieocr.

3renton, N..S, 80. Mdr5. -
ariegSiefret1r 1nit mar beute in
5renton mo biclt cine lnngc 9ieOe
Dor Sen WlitgIieOern ser SunOels.
fammer. SulptiGhIih beiprnh er
barin 1tnere 9e5iebungen 3u Sopnn
llno Die G:rb6Itniiie uui Den Fbilip.
pinen. @dbreno er 2lIles i'm giin.
tighten 2idte oariteQte, betonte er
bennod bic Rotbmenoigfeit Ser Gr.
bnItling elmer itarfen armee ln6
6lotte. ounit Oie jest in Die gieibe
Ser 0eltmdhte eillgctretenen Der.
Stoaten I'M Sale zines arie9es nidt
ipebrlos lein lpiiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-24
TailtenIdjncioer.

grrert Tanisn. nno .Saoit"f fzhreoer. Bais
aueHue. (5an30-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-24
S)1sooluaD'S
~ Eillcll

ltIlo Oc0ciobtIiI8 hno cans 3ubcrIifIla. getuir.
fen uOutommcuc %crbunung. Uouiiduoige gIb'
iOybiuulB mo Aciuuoe JiegeImiBBieit.
Srr SUR uun uncu 2cIoeu occ @idgenS, brr
ciroGrmc, Ocr Gicrcu, Der 9aie, uun nerp6itn
SrautDciteu, 3dmOrr1uiOeu, SUpiwcD nuo alien
GcDcrlcibru.
Preis % Gents pro Sbubiel gSrb bon a'
len 9lpol6eteru 0criauit mo per %oit nab 9m.
piano 0cS NeruNcS UcriHuo
JinbwGn ~ 60. Ar. 52. Galu1eltelStraBe
Gdc 2couuro StruBc YGu 0Orf. t3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-24
Ghinn luiinidlt iSluticnbeindl.

VI oibington, 2. g., 90. NGr5.
- China BOT Ourb ieinen biciigen
@eionoten @n 1ing Sang ben Ser.
Stanten cine Ginlooung 81 einem
9ciu6e ser omcritoniiden Shlo6t-
idiif.5Iotte in hineiiiben edien
iibernlitteIt. IieieIbe luiro obne
3ipeiieI arreptirt neroen.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-10-22
Con sistency, Thou Art a Jewel.

Whatever the courts may finally
decide as TO the legal guilt or inno-
cence of the Standard Oil Co. the
public has evidently reached its de-
cision, and it is against the company.
So strong is this feeling that let a
politician or oiliceholder have the odoI
of Standard Oil about him and he Is
at once politically doomed. This
speaks we'll for he discernment and
moral tone Of the people, who demand
as never before that public men shall
be free of the faint of monopolies,
etc. Advocate.
The editor of the Advocate and the
proprietor thereof evidently got their
Signals crossed when the above was
allowed To slip into the columns OF
that paper. 1t is pr city openly hint.
ed that Standard Oil money is being
freely used in this district, and that
the candidate for representative the
Advocate is supporting is receiving
the benitit thereof Mr.. Hefolz's most
ardent hustler in the north end OF the
county was recently sent 10 Bismarck
to meet a prominent candidate who
is said to be backed by the STANDARD
Oil crowd Put two and two together
and see what 1t makes. IIazelton Re
| publican.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-10-22
HAzELTON HAPPENINGS.
IFrom the Republican. Oct. l4,h,


A. c. Briggs was taken to the Bis.
marck hospital this morning by Dr.
Snyder, suffering from a severe attack
OF typhoid fever.
Frank Goughnour was in town the
fore part OF the week with box Of
good cigars and the smile that won't
come OF, due to the arrival of young
boy at his home last Saturday.
Art. Goehring gave pleasant dane
Ing party at klabunde's Hall last Fri
day evening. About thirty couples at
tended. The music was excellent, and
a very enjoyable time is reported by
all present.
Ed. Easton. of Glencoe, has man
gel beet on exhibition at the office Of
L. II. Briggle which weighs nineteen
pounds, and is about two feet in length.
1T is quite curiosity, and number
OF people have been in to see it.
Ed. Cabbage, of Hecla, S. d., ar
rived Monday night with carload of
household goods, stock and farm ma
chinery. He has purchased half
section of land near his fathers in
Pleasant Valley, and will make En-
mons county his future home.
Perhaps Mr.. Herolz will explain TO
the voters how he, the man who less
than ten years ago was herding sheep
for Dugald Campbell for $50 a month";
can, after eight years Of continuous
otlice-holding, afford to spend $4,000
| 1.-THE sum mentioned by one of his sup
porters on the Taft excursion train as
the amount he was willing to spendl
to be elected to an office which will
return him $500. Who's paying the
freight on this election?
L. j. Plowman, who has been work
ing for Roy Yeater since last Febru-
AIRY, left Friday for his home at Old
ham, s. d., where he will spend the
winter. Lot was one of the main
stays Of Hazelton's winning ball team
for the past two seasons, and will be
much missed in next years lineup,
but his friends here are confident that
he will be stamping round in center
field in some OF the big leagues before
long. Here is success to him, wher-
ever he may go.
Henry Neeland was accidently shot
last Saturday afternoon while hunting.
He was getting into the buggy with
the loaded gun in his hands, when the
team made q start, and to save him.
self Henry dropped the gun, which In
falling struck the step Of the buggy
and was discharged, the charge taking
of quite piece of flesh from Mr.. Nee.
lands breast near the shoulder, and
also taking away goodly portion OF
the flesh on his left hand at the base
of the thumb. 1t was fortunate tina,
he was not injured worse, and he Is nov
doing nicely under Dr. Snyder 5 care,
and incidentally says that next time
he will unload gun before attempt
ing to get into rig with it.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-10-22
A Deferred .Correction.

The following extract is taken from
the commissioners minutes on the
october meeting, as published in the
county newspapers last week. There
was meeting OF the board IN August.
Why we're not the minutes correct
ed at that meeting. Why did the
board wait three months until after
the illegality Of their bridge building
deals had been shown up in the news
paperss This is the extract 10 which
reference is made:
1.-The minutes Of the meeting held
July 9Th 10 llth, inclusive. and Aug.
18th, were read. The minutes OF July
10th. page 26, we're corrected IN the
instructions to county auditor to ad-
yertise for the construction OF two
bridges, to read: One 45-foot bridge
with 2O-foot approach, to concur
with plans and specifications SUD-
mlttel. On motion the minutes were
approved IS corrected. "
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-10-22
Linton f1ich SchboI Victorious.

The games of basket ball played at
Eureka Friday and Saturday, Oct.
10th and 18th, between the Eureka
high school and the local high school,
were victories for the Lintons.
The game Friday evening was a
rather one-sided affair, the score being
% to 10 In favor of Linton. However,
the game Saturnay morning was des-
tined to be a more closely contested
one, and from the instant the game
was called it was evident the Lintons
must play hard II they expected to
win. The players saw this and went
in with determination. AT the end
of the first half the score stood 5 to \
in Linton's favor. The second half
was even faster than the first had been,
each team scoring four points. The
final score was 9 to 8 in favor OF Linz
ton. This victory was worth all the
more because Of the hard work re-
quired to win 1t.
| The Eureka boys outweigh our
bows, and we're beaten by the better
team work OF the Lintons. The work
of Shier and Culbertson as forwards
was fast and snappy. Petrie and Sims
guarded we'll and were strong on get
ting possession of the ball from their
opponents. Smith played good game
/ at center.
The feature of the game was the
good teamwork exhibited by the Lin
i tons. Considering the short time
4 which they have had to develop team
work. the team did remarkably we'll.
Mr.. Hanson accompanied the team
as referee, officiating in both games u
the entire satisfaction OF both teams
Mr.. Wright, Of the Eureka high school
umpired the games. The lineup "a'
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-10-22

n- Photos. % Have you seen the
new brown platinum photographs at
Smiths studio? Nov is the time TO
have the baby's picture taken. We
/ guarantee to please.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-10-22

a. II you want job printing Of any
kind in both English and German on
the same sheet, or separately In eithAr
language, apply at Record ohlce.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-10-22

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bertson. 6: Petrie. /: Guhin, !: Free
throws Guhin, 2.
Second game shier, 2: Culbertson.
i: Guhin. ,. Free-throws: Shier, B;
Guhin, 4.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-10-22

STThe First Bank OF Linton, Lin
ton, ". d.. has real-estate money TO
loan on good farm lands, three to i've
years.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-10-22

For these reasons the editor Of the
Record again warns his friends to rate
at it's true value anything that may
appear on the part of lIerolz, Patter-
son or any other member Of the court
house gang when tis too late 20 gener-
ally circulate reply before election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
HARRIMAN'S VISIT MAY
PRESACE BATTLE

r. r. Hartman. the railroad
klng. is ON his way 10 Puget sound
and vii be- IN Tacoma on sunday u.
ternoon, and viii probably come 20
Seattle Sunday night
Nothing definite IL known 81 the
object Of Mr. Harrimau's visit but
Il IL rumoFed that he ~ lnveatigat.
Ing the territory expected % be
tapped BY the Union Paeiiic's ca.
tension from Portland 10 Seattle.
Although the actual battle IL yet
distant. the rumblinEs Of titantic
warfare between the railroad giants
Hartman and IAill-can plainly
be heard Hili Is planning an In
yasion Of Central Oregon. and J. q
Woodwork. one Of Hills cleverosi
licuteuauis. ~ al present down IN
Oregon. supposedly on a fishing
trip. but In reality on an inspection
tour
Hartman has not forgotten what
Hiil did In the case Of the North
Bank road, and II Is rumored D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
WHAT'S The
ANSWER?
10y United Prs.sl

TOXIC. Aug. "a Diverse com
ment upon the proposed Anglo
American alliance FOR the control 81
the Pacific appeared today In many
Of the leading newspapers here.
The Kokumin Shimbun asked. edi-
toHly:
what benefit will America Sc
cure BY such an alliancef Does
America find Il advisable 10 depart
from the concert OF powers for the
maintenance OF the open door and
equal opportunities IN the eaat2
Does China believe that II viii be
able 90 exclude the other powers
BY allying Itself with America
alone"
The Nichi Nichi shlmbun IL un-
able 20 understand the latent Amer
lean DISLIKE for Japan II declares
that signs are not lacking including
the forthcoming Japanese welcome
to the American fleet. that such a
feeling is unwarTnnted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
RlNGENWALD MAY HAVE
Been MURDERED

enwalds death resulted from frae.
tufe Of the skull.
A woman who had been Intimate
~ acquainted with the dead man
reported 90 the police today that be
had been followed by enemies for
some time prior TO his death.
Harry Rogelet, owner Of the Gym
saloon. IA which Rlngenwaid was
found dead, Was placed under ar
rest today by the police. The Of
flcars believe that Rogeiet can give
them some ciew as 20 the identity
OF the murdefers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
~ 0kESH a 10 ~ ~ a L
BANQUETS SPERRY

leave found plenty OF means OF en-.
tertainment. and they are splurHing
heavily on the pay they received
at this port The money goes a
long way. because the uniform Of
the blue jacket Is a free pass TO
most forms Of entertainment
The ships In the bay we're sur.
rounded all day with excursion
boats. taking the residents % Syd
ney out the American men'of-war
Hundreds made the trip 10 New
Castle and the Blue mountains a.
the guests Of the government. and
athletic games were also popular
The dinner given tonight by Vice
Admiral Richard poore. IN com.
mand OF the English fleet IN these
waters. In honor OF Admiral Sperry
and his senior officers. was great.
IL enjoyed. and was the occasion
for the further exchange ~ compll.
ments. The fleet likes sydney and
Sydney likes the fleet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
WINDOWS FILLED WITH
HOMEMADE PRODUCTS

Several windows we're secuplcs
by men and women at worh at va
rlous branches uf trade, and at
tFaeted much attention. The 81.
hlbit OF Made Ia Seattle" products
surprised many residents who had
not been aware that so great a
variety OF articles 10 manufactured
here.
Seattle II not known as a manu-.
featuring city, an most Of It's fac.
tories are on a small scale In
number OF varieties manufactured
here, Seattle compares fayorablY
with many Of the large eastern
cities. aud the exhibit Today shows
that there IL a promising nucleus
for good manufacturing town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
JUVENILE FRUIT
THIEVES ARRESTED

A. a result Of complaints that
large quantities Of fruit had been
stolen from yards on Queen Anne
nil. six boys ranging In age from
IL 70 ~ years. belonging to prom.
inent families. were arrested yes.
terday by Pairolman Fleming and
Detective s. Corhett and taken be-
fore the Juvenile court Judge
Frater gave them a lecture ON the
subject Of good behavior. and they
were discharged on their promise
10 reform
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
THREE CONVENTIONS
MEET in OAKLAND
tsy United prsss.)

OAKLAND. Cal. Aug. - Three
political conventions are In prog.
ress today IN this city. The state
delegates OF the Independence party
are assembled for the purpose OF
naming presidential electors; the
county delegates 81 the republican
and democratic parties are az work
arranging their tickets for the va.
rIous vacancies 10 be filled In Ala.
media county offices.