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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

HI cm Is reported to have another rat yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09
Don't Swelter

Don't Swelter
in clothes that rightly
belong to early spring
defy the blistering
rays of old Sol with a
cool. comfortable out
ing suit. Panama hat
and light weight under
garments selected from
our Mems Quitting
Department.
No need to get wor-
ried and hot" over the
paying part of it-you
can open an account
and pay a little down
and a little at a time for
anything YOU select.
Prices right, you'll
agree-quality the best.
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STAR DUST
BY JOSH
BY JOSH

a WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

"Rlc hes hath
~lnaa. but q roosss
In queer places"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

Yes Us warm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

DR. MoGregor Dentist. resumed
practice. G0s American Bank Bldg
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-09

Women'H Handkerchicfs. Of
extra good quality. with en-.
broidered border. and hem
stitched edge Every hand.
kcrchlef IN this lot Is worth
i5o, The Midsummer Clear.
INK sale price Is o.
only ...... ..... .... ~
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MIDSUMMER CLEARING SALE

Fathers Fresh Momentum. Attra ctions Ar
Marin Weather Goods Away Under Price.
bargasne Savings at This Store Continue
This 40. bat Remember. There Are hunaf
and Our Counter Displays Tomorrow.
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All Pure silk Satin Finished
Ribbons, 2 to ga inches
wide, great variety OF col.
orlng and decidedly good
quality at 15e; Midsum- e.
mer sale price JG
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FRESH.
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hina Ia
Bred feel
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AUTOS TO FOLLOW
 NEW GIANT AlRsHlP.
iluaast's Special Service.


 BERLIN. July 2S. = Arrangements are being completed for Count zeppe- ua.s 2l hour flight in his new giant air ship ta take place tomorrow There aTe tn be 22 relays af automobiles car ryfne army officers. who will follow the pre5dHought of the airship along tho. roads from Friedcriehshaxen tn May eucc. The occupants uf the motor cars will communicate by telegraph with headquarters on tho lake of Constance. reporting the progress af the flight Each motor car Will carry large white il8e iH the day in order to he recog- uied by the men in the airship. while at night they will make their presence known by means of searchlight. should the airship require assistance. Count Zeppelin will ny a red flag dur ing the day and show a red search light night. All the military posts and police stations along the route as well as the Rhine river police have been ordered to hold themselves in readiness. night and day. to give as- sistaucc
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LAKE OF OIL IS
 BLAZING FIERCELY

cured which upliftcd the earth's sur face throughout the whole field The explosion shook the earth and was plainly heard by the people for $ miles around. It was thought that an earth quake had occurred Then the fire quickly spread underneath the uplif. and i.eeo feet of surface earth and Feek were quickly melted down. leaving a vast open pit of burning oil Tho Pouusylyauia oil co lost s2oe.oeo tn machinery. No estimate can be made 1f the quantity of oil which has been burned. IL win run into millions of barrels. and the whole aH field will be destroyed
 The soothing and boiling oil founl an outlet into the river and Il Is flow uE in broad, burning stream down ths waterway and lnfe Lake TaIihua. Il is feared that the buruing oil may spread ta the cities If Tamrleo and Tuxum Much property in thr vicinity If the of region has already been dr- ztreyed by the spreading flames. The flames rise to height uf nn0 tu 500 feet from the burning pit of oil The black smoke covers the whole country and Is rolling scaward in vast vol umes
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YUKON AND THE EXPOSITION.

THe Yukon legislature meets this month. and before it wtl b- presented the question of making adequate ap- Trnprlguau- for tae coming Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition at Seattle. That there might be no doubt of the attitude of the people of the district au the subject. the Dawson board of trade. by unanimous vote. resolved to petit tian and to send a delegation before the legislature to urge that large ap- Ir1nriations be made for this purpose.
 Il Will be necessary. if Yukon is to be properly represented when the ex- position epeus. that the exhibits be- collected this summer and shipped out before navigation closes next autumn. Tae ri-aa win not open carly enough next gsar for any exhibits ta eet there utime for the orenmg of the exposi- ton. if they are delayed until that tlme
 Private agencies are also actively at work ta sec that Yukon Is represented. The Arctic Brotherhood in Dawson is raising a large fund for the brother hood building. and is initiating a movement 10 cooperate with the Daw- son board of trade in securing exhibits for the exposition proper According to the present outlook. Yukon wiI b, represented as it should be Interest
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LOOK FOR rHe REASON.

Many eamHaHa HtHz httr been e8H= soafaI about IaHa 9s. ear-uu. tfr r.- I.pIean nominee Tor deI.rat, ,a con rrr- freu Alaska. 5Hr most af them having heeu eieeu birth in the fertile brains ef tHvzr whom Nrr ca-saH ar= rIacd Ut s-e =erf#tarHa convention t some f h HasaHa= aligned against AH tHe fez4 H#sta- f,- tHe r#= sr"und on the baaa# paa streak H ha. been ssHseH8e8 l hundred times H s"w, few rsarH fH8f neither Arr. Cor som aar #i= partner. earaH Johnston H,ra untitled HH fHI# Hfiar,s. but ssa ha'a aa idea aHaf#a#H= zf5H possible n obtain W-taE- II H Tutud State Hd f tht ztatamaazs mld. u.r I##a gin appeal aaa aazHa Hata t..H 5Gz cit e. the hiEHrr raurJz.
 |. has aftsa heaa aid taat taa aa4 ta hurt a man fs ta put yrimr In bI# bank roll. and tHafa k He douht that the legal eNIsHsss n the suits mentIaH- ed must have caused 8 -brinEaea in the pockets af some ef tbc people who are now imposing fha candidacy = Mir Cars4n
 A disappointed HHEint always feels that he has grievance if he did nat think he was in the right. ho uouId uot go to law. and When The jury or ths judge finds against hIm. he cannot he made to believe that hc hls mol been "j"bhed" either hg the opposing fff- Eant, the judge. eF fHe jury. ar some body connected With the ease. In tAis frsreet a man iz Very much li,r wa- man. Nobodg eyer knew woman ta do anything Wraag sae has some lining hy which ts justify ever. action "f her Iifc She ts never bIamewarrhx. according To her way of thinking.
 Every time you find republican who is opposed ta Mir Corsou.s candi- dacy investigate the matter thorough lv, and yan generally wHl find that tha reason for the opposition is a personal one. Even Mr. GarseH'z enemies Eyfr admit that he is clever. capable and in every way competent 10 make an ex- eril"nt delegate L. congress. and that being the man who baz The nomination. Of th" republican party. h- is better qualified ta ea ta Washington and sa- cure needed legislation for tHe country than any If the other candidates
 We are not defending Mr. Coryon- ho charge worthy nf refutatf1n has been made against him. but we ask you. Mir Voter to consider who are The people who are loude-t in their de- nunciation of the republican candidate. and sre if you cannot discover where they have been hurt. Consider the source from which the statements emanate. Sa far as Me have been abl. 10 learn. the opponents of the repuhli- can candidate have failed to make one specific charge against him.
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~tauecs forcing the rank and HIe te do his biddug~ J. F. Barron. of Winthrop. asks "WiH you kindly Inform us b, eHat manner of vteHrry he has brought about those wonderful re- ~uft~
 Trsre Is ua mystery about Ntr Hr
 rrfurnrr iu tha democratic r1rty IT. politically aeIa4 za E aHa demo .aea FaHy U i~ a.aaeauy Hra HsHsHt ze Is Che rarty which hr ieade He is a perambulatinE bundle or dis- organized and fall1cious political and aaaaamic theories. fair promises. aul bad performances. and SC Is JHe demo cratic party H. is in the habit af de- aaarUnr and trut1rfHe. when he oueh. ta Ha doing tbur-. taat Is democracy. E esa aIea
 Tf- k Che kind af "wttrHrry that Ha= brought about such wonderful ra HH~- ii tHe cl-r at Htr Bryan
 rHs twartear people believe ariu- azzH zamld rs fair and aztz Hsae de u. H# .Iae. Tn narrow sgafdHs and H-.v =Hz HH= HHiFryr any mlu has r=aHf t1 p#Igata Y aulueI uith tHe sae.rH meHt Hd tn iWIair Hz eaHHHev Hv muz. attacks upon Jba4a tHa s5#3a- zfaH public a.fa'r-. whether u t=e as- ti=H. ia the state, rH in minor raHtieal divisions
 Flat E one of Nr EHaHz weak
 Dis tors 'NHshsfy. f yau e.s=z#z and t.-ugaeN.s #5== Wh.e t.#t. a.fa. ..a..auv. males af HH .ne Iz=Izsr aHa a...rt.1 ieaHzs as as llr-
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slatz weiner Beer at the Bank.
NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

 Public notice Is hereby given. that by virtue of writ of execution and order of sale dated July 27th. A. D, 1908. issued out of the District Court for the District of Alaska. Second Di- vision, on a Judgment rendered in said court on the 18th day of February. A. D. 1908, in favor of J. J. Ryan and against T. T. Lane I will offer for sale. al public vcndue to the highest and best bidder for cash. on the 29th day of August. \. D. 1908. al o'clock in the afternoon, at the front door of the Court House, Nome. Alaska. all of the right. title and interest of the defend ant. T. T. Lane. in and to the following quartz claims:
 King Solomon Quartz Claim No. 2. King Solomon Quartz Claim No. 3. Elmer $. Quartz Claim.
 Dewey Quartz Claim.
 King Solomon Quartz Claim No. 6. King Solomon Quartz Claim No 5. King solomon Quartz Claim No 4 Josephine Quartz Claim
 King Solomon Quartz Claim No. 1. July Fraction Quartz Claim.
 Potazuba Fraction Quartz Claim. Sour Dough Quartz Claim.
 Queena Quartz Claim.
 October Fraction Quartz Claim. King Solomon Quartz Claim. Dated at Nome. Alaska. July 2s. 1908
 T. c. POWELL.
 United States Marshal. Second
 Division. District of Alaska.
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Nuggets Special Service.

MENICo CITY. July aS. - X lake ot oll covering an area of more than one nile square and of unknown depth in tHe state of vrra cruz Is on fire II has boon burning for five days and has created thg widest terror among the natives af that section The blaz- from t#g ealdran uf burning oil Is sgcn ter marr than ae8 miles ut sci. accord ra trt#, statement uf uayicatnr- who rtv, arf.eI at Vrra Crus rud Tam r..H
 .ne .esue. af the are Is about ss mH.~ @aa.Ha8z5 af Tamrigo. near the S.n GsrHufm7 r.ver and Is remote mm Hg aaFa5d. Nu oil fold Was n,us developed ar tHat pla,c by tbe THnszNma eH company which f cumpa=gd of FH5sbuE m,u The com aaae had hafe4 t number af wells aud an of them were flowing oil in large nauuuas- which was being placed in a3.tasH zta#ss tanks preparatory te shipping fl t1 market
 < eaHsHe=z workman accidentally srt dr. ta one af tar 4eils and the flames w,Ia communicated ts tae underground reservoirs \ tau.ig explosion oc-
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THE WlTcHERY OF eRYANIsm.

Challenging the statement made in
 this newspaper that NIT. Bryan is now. and has been for a number of years. except in 1904. "the absolute master of The democratic Tartv, driving out the old leaders. dictating its policies. shap- ing its destinies and in an circum-
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ALASKA GEOLOGICAL SURVEYS

I'm geological survey las JHzt conn Iaat=4 and is.uad maps and bulletin. covering .ac Fairbanks and Rampant #a4aa4asfss in Alaska. .Fh-rc hay, Esaa previously issued m4rs eaearfne fHa FaHse-N1e and cH-eaa city quad HaHaIaz. tFa oldest mining districts aH h. Yukon hotH of which Neaa cHr-
 a1fatra producers m eaarz b-fr tHe discovery of KleHdfk zzHt f=r aest hie r9-h rr traazar. fs#H= Gara E## Eafa
 I'm Fairbanks auadangTs= covers an araa af about ifopa square mile and fhe map and accompanying bulletins contain all of tha information available ahaH. tae country at tba uma fHa ra- paHt af tae geological survey aaz GIed. FaH practical u-.- If tadav tHz Hfa- ##ff7H Is Hula ont of dara. f1r now discoveries and increased 1Haaaetian H8*- rendered much af the information amast ebsaI,ts. Far alher purposes. #asseeer. ta sit, the outside pubic of- faial and authoritative iHfefHaH4. aH5Hf eas portions or h. eae4l north eHa territory which ar4 covered be the maHz and hulruus. t8es aHf hr af sreaf xalur.
 I'm Fairbanks dlzHief sHa= ser e# tak- itz place among tha grHlr placer gold praducing regions If rha world t.e# continue to produce abaadanuy far#a great many years n tbe future. H a4H make fortunes for hundreds of .mra and win furnish profitable ,m- rlasn=Ht #far many thau=8aa= marc fae business or supplying t=iz great district vM make considerable ad- aitian ta Che trade If Seattle for many years
 The work which the geological sur eeg iz doing in Alaska is valuable in every way but in mo way more so than in furnishing official data with which C. correct persistent misunderstanding of real conditions in the Narlh.-E Tx.
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ENGLAND PLEASED
 WITH FAIRBANKS,
Nuggets Spec al Service.

LONDON, July % - Earl Gray to- day eahled Vice President Fairbanks, expressing England's appreciation ol his reeeat speech at Quebec during the reception to the Prince of Wales.
 Fairbanks dwclt strongly upon the great friendship existing in the United States for Canada and the English gov ernment and his discussion was re- .eeiyed with interest by the English of- fleials
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Another three hundred thousand dol lars worth of Nome gold dust was talk on aboard a south bound vessel last night to be deposited in the United states assay eaiee at Seattle. The oulpui has not been as great as in previous summers. but few days rain will put sufficient water in the ditches te enable the operators to add an additional million ur two of dollars tu tho worlds wealth.
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After attempting To elect an an archial socialist to congress, in order to gratifv a personal erudge against the republican nominee, John w. Corsen
 We suppose that certain Nome peoplt will then enaeavar to elect the next president of the Black Hand society
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II is a mans duty to invest the mon cy he makes in the country where he made it. but quite frequently it is not simply question of patriotism but rather a desire to make money. We fail to see why he should take any particular credit to himself for il. and urge himself as candidate for dele gate to congress on that account.
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Thr demonstration which greeted John Roman, the democratic candidate an his return Co his home town. could hardly be taken as one favorable to his election
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m tr- matter iz drrpcung1ud tho pru- re If Canada Hetbrrnmpst territory Ir mot of lhe sert ta count money ar ta spare trouble H matters uf thfs kind Ex
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This section uf Alaska is snrely iu need of a strong downpaur ur rain. and F k probable that the campaign fire works which will be exploded curing the next two or three weeks will bring about the desired result Il certainly should cause precipitation of som, Kind.
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The present gauUII-u Htih tHs ans .\..fl.an - iaeal far.r twt eHa= very drfla dEaa myHev has been conducted uHuH Et-4H u.s HHf 4ee-HH- ing ta T dispatch r=eeieed by u1r Nus- got from Fairbanks fH.- morning. Jud-e WIssefsHaH has mauguratea II .iue of Ink H which he abuses evers other candidate Perhaps the flicker ing Wick iz under ths impression that thera lz Ha such 3 varI as "reurisale Before E he 6a#H8isH s over. however. hn Is liable Ia discover that there is some truth iH the ef1 rrat,rh. "Peo. pIa who Ifyr in eIa= heu--- -huuidur [ rast sEaHrs'
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heeHusr other people m Nome refused tH coincide iu their ideas
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Civil engineer 2s years old. six years experience on field and construction work, desires work. Apply Nugget.
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At the election for delegate to con gross t#e years ago. two or thrr, pr"miu.utrerublieaus. N hn are now op. posing t#e republican candidate, were loud in thr deHuuriation of those re- puhlirdus who supported the iude- pendent candidates. one of them in particular made very stirring address in the \. E. aalI- in which he orally nayed C"I Joseph Ivey for doing the Very thmg That he is now doing him self
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WHa between rerlz and sixty taauz- and white people in Alaska. country that rredHssz Hearty thirty million duI-
 ar- lH gold -teft year. more than any stuer dvt ztatas ar territories iH The Union. with lHa exception of Colorado. una a4aa 5HHk taat tar people II Alaska are certainly entitled to few pa-t4tIIee= hHt pe hardly see where Ar. clum zhaula take au the credit for their establishment He was simply ,hs implement 4tta which the govern m.ut did the uark. and that eaa scarcely br construed Into reason why n- shuuld . elected to congress.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

JOSH R. MCINTYRE
 Real Estate and Financial Agent. t0S-40s Mutual Life Building. Seattle
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

W. DARCY CHASE, N. D.
 Omce: Nome Bank & Trust Bldg.
 Hours Phone l:oo to S:oa ?. m. office Main 2 700 to 500 p. .m House Red I
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Go to the North Pole Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town.
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Irrigated Farms

An income for the balance of your life.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-23
After Members of Mob.

Union City, Tenn, Oct. 22.-With
the announcement of the safe arrival
at Tiptonville of Judge R, c. Taylor.
the companion of Captain Quinten
Rankin, who was put to death at
Reel Foot lake by a mob on Monday
night state and county officials are
concentrating their efforts toward the
apprehension of those who composed
the mob. Circuit Judge Joseph E.
Jones, after conference with Gov.
Patterson and other officials, announc.
ed that the circuit COURT would con-
vene here Monday next in special ses-
sion, the grand jury, which will con-
duct the investigation to be selected
by Judge Jones from special venire
of $50 men. The sessions of court
will be under military protection. and
1t is probable that other troops in adj
dition to those from Nashville will
be called into service. The Nashville
troops Immediately after their arrival
proceeded to Reel Foot lake.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-23
Camera Best Arm.

New York, Oct 22.-That a camera
instead of rifle would be the best
arm for President Roosevelt to carry
on his hunting trip to Africa Is the
opinion of Sir Harry III. Johnston
who arrived at New York from Eng.
land. For fifteen years Sir Harry has
been connected with the diplomatic
service in Africa, and is on a visit
to America, the first vacation. he saws
IN years. He states that the officials
IN Unganda are eagerly anticipating
President Roosevelt's visit.
But | am enthusiastic on the sub.
Ject of preserving the native animals
OF any country" said Sir Harry "and
hope President Roosevelt will not
make havoc among the big game down
there. If had my safe | should pre-.
sent a telephoto camera instead of n
rifle to the president and entreat him
TO take shots at long range with that
Everywhere we witness the destruc.
tion of birds and animals, indigenous
to their native soils. and am for pre-.
serving them rather than destroying
them. Africa is no exception. and big
game there is being slowly extermi.
mated"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-23
Water Short,

New York. Oct. 22-From all parts
OF the state come complaints of water
shortage. So serious Is the matter in
many parts of the state that extreme
measures will soon be needed to pre-
vent actual distress. In various places
dairymen are compelled to drive their
cows for miles to obtain water, and in
others II is being carried for miles ia
supply domestic wants. In the Hud
son and Waikiki valleys the shortage
is particularly serious. Wells and
springs have gone dry, and small
streams which, in the past. have been
sufficient to supply the localities
through which they flow are now
waterless for the first time I'm many
year. At Highland Falls, adjoining
the West Point military reservation,
the situation has become so serious
that the government has permitted the
tapping of the West Point water
mains, and the town is now being sup.
piled from that source.
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Indicates Surveillance.

Hot Springs. Ark, Oct. 22.-The sud
den departure of Mrs. Myrtle Plat
and j. H. Frey from the Arlington no
tel to a modest cottage on Malvern
avenue is taken to indicate here that
they were under surveillance othor
than that Of the idle curiosity of pub
lie gaze. 1t is reported that a Chi
cago detective registered at the hotel
Monday, and that his dual mission here
was to observe the physical condition
of Colonel Tucker and to shadow Mrs.
Plat.
Just to reduce EXPENSES" was the
reason given at the hotel for the de.
parture of the couple. They call daily
for mail, as they visit the hospital
where Colonel Tucker is confined
1t is now practically assured that
Colonel Tucker will recover after a
long period of convalescence.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-23
KING C0NGRATULATES.
Remembers Two Hundredth An.
niyersary of Church.

New York. Oct 22.-Congratulatio
by Cable from King Edward added dis
tinction TO the bi-centential of st. An
drew's Protestant Episcopal churci
OF Richmond, Staten Island. The ca
blegram read:
TO the Bishop of New York:
am commanded by the king to express
his qualification for the tribute YOU
are paying to his ancestor, Queen
Anne, and the hope that the same
Providence that followed st. Andrew
church for the past 200 years may
continue for the years to come"
One thousand people, including sew.
eral church dignitaries, attended spe.
clal services at the church.
2 Letters from President Roosevelt
and the presiding bishop expressing
regret at the inability of the writer's
to be present, and containing prayers
for. the future welfare of st. Andrews
were read.
The church was chartered by Queen
Anne OF England in 1908, having been
established for six years prior to this
as missionary church. The original
communion, service, altar cloth and
Bible installed in the church at its
organization are still used in the ser.
vice.
Following an address by Bishop
Greer two tablets in honor of Queen
Anne and the original founders of the
church were unveiled.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-23
Pickards Hand Painted China

rsownan for
these godan madeo ordr ohe
danam low soon
nwhlbea peaaeto show whhn @e
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-23
Taken Back to CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. 22-Theodore c.
Tiedebohl, former secretary of the
Zipp Brewing company, and president
of the Chicago Distilled Water com
pany, was brought back to Chicago to
answer the charge of embezzling ST.
125 of the company's funds. The re.
turn followed the arrest of Tiedebohl
at Denver on complaint of Theodore
Oehne, president OF the brewing com
pany, after the former secretary. who
left Chicago last Friday for a western
trip with his wife, had been located
through detective agency.
Tiedebohl agreed to return to Chi
cago without waiting for extradition
papers.