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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
DOROTHY DALE VISITS MRS. BRYAN AT LINCOLN TELLS OF HOME Life and
fANClS OF NOMINEES WIFE Ii

of Japanese potGalsiatlu8. Gald
appeared.
Would she please put her auto,
graph In a book which a Girl had
Just won as school prizeg She
went with alacrlty
Then Il was a call for aid from
MIR hryan's secretary So, deep
IN a rcmlnlaeonce of travel Ia India.
she went out with llindoo count.
inr apparatus In her hand.
And 80 it went all day. Aud even
more 40 In the evening. For then
the house ~ surrounded with auto,
mobiles and carriages
hut Mira bryan "a pcrfcetlyr>eual
20 e. She discusses hot apltNky or
ice caps, the best clay for lining
dnck ponds. or the government,
according "a the intcreats OF the
caller, And the way she gets the
right people together in the right
drawing room and puts everyone at
case IL marvellous Perhaps It's be.
cause she never talks at people. al.
ways with them
And when the elusive NebrsvAa
cook leaves she Is equally resource.
ful u there h household of
guests she gets up at a. m. pre-
paroH the breakfast and gets iphch
under way before anyone II down.
She entertalns as calmly all day as
n nothing had happened. And after
the evening IL over finishes up the
work without anyone auapecting
her cooklean state.
Mrs. nFyan can DO anything
from building a furnace fire 20
charming a critical English noble
man With her reparteo az dlnner, :
said a friend who has known hor In.
tlmntely since she came % Lincoln
81 years ago.
Il remember being az her home
one day when her babies were small.
As the guests ehatted in tho pafior
there was an awful din above Then
halfhrnshoa. shoes. cumha and Pill
lows came fiylng down past the win
dowH hut Mira bryan wasn't IA
the least pcriurhed So the tea
went on a. u nothing had happen
ed.
Mrs. bryan believes IN iettins
children iollow their own bent
Grace. H.. the youngest child. has
been at sohool IN Holllns. Virginia
Tor the last two years She waa
sent there because the climate
would benefit her. She will 20 "a
college. but viii study music.
VIM Jennings. Ir. ta. has Just
finished his first year al the uniser
sity 81 Nebraska he intends u
emulate the Sr. By becoming q
journalist.
Mrs. Ruth Bfyan Leavitt Ia 0nls
ss. but she has two children and
has done much In a literary way
Her first playlos. a curtain raiser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

break over ua. And then We can see
the sun clear them away"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

Invalid mother and blind father to
care for
Mra Bryana devotion to her faith.
er. John Baird. who lived an threo
yeafn ago. IL monument 70 her IN
Liucoln No matter what other d..
manda were made upon her during
those strenuous campaign years
she always found time to read 10 him
MfH. BRYAN was educated az a
Presbyterian school at Jacksonville.
III. and later studied al the uniyer
sIsy 81 Illinois and IN Germany
Il was NJ the university that she
met Mf bryan
Mrs Bryan loves the German.
speaks Il flucBtly. and has hung
notices IKE cost ind West. dh,
helm Isl best aud "MorKen stundo
lat Gold Ia Mundo" about among
enfina brought from everywhere.
but eurina were not her oniy 10
tereata on her travels She found
poverty stricken children ans cared
for them She il supporting and
educating eight IN different parts
of the world Aud many IN Lincoln
know her bounty. too. However,
she doses not believe Ia indiscrimin
ate charity. busy az she IN, she In
veutiga,es herself
Mrs. BRYAN also finds time 70 do
club work and teach Al Sunday
school. beside Swing talks She ~
the originator or Sorusia. founding
Il AZ the same time that the Round
Table. where platform Ideas Germ,
mate. was formep By Bryan aud
others
And how does thla woman. 10
prominently before the public,
dfeaAf
ia the morning she was comfort.
able In q gray cotton With AiiEhtly
low neek and elbow sleeves edged
with dainty lace AZ dinner one
night ahe wure q tan gown ~ some
soft material cat mquare AZ the aech
over = lltsle guifnpc. Again her cos
tune vas a lingerie waist aud black
skirt
don't know shat the materials
were I didut notice For. some
how. ita the way Mnz- Bryan looks
at things. not the way she looks.
that impreNscH.
A remark she made whils We
were talking on an upper balcony
IL typical
The day Was closing She arose
and stretched an arm 10 the edge
81 the weai. miles away. The ever.
blowing Nebraska hreexe lifted her
craving haiF, She atood a tall.
leading. rather than commanding.
figure. gioFying In the ruddyiag sun.
light and fine. rare atmosphere.
Who wouldn't love II here" she
said. ~We can see the storms gath
er cot there. We can see them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
fsy ooRorHY DALEl
fsy unl.ee Press.


LINCOLN, Neh. July n This
IA at 10 introduce Mrs William
f,ansnxs Bryan. NeithetAs Il an In
n-z,zx. Il Is Just an attempt To
vpmasgs the glimpse Of the wom.
e. xsam the Denver convention
rsz< 81 the third time prospective
rI<frsss u TIE White House. which
ssligksnal VISIT with her gave me.
Mrs. Bryan has been much writ.
10 az hat never described
Yen have seen her word pictured
xst ienspictured as a student she
b Rni that doesn't mean AZ all
ikaf she Il the auatere. bocklsh
pge
Pages have been fiiiod with her
<esoslon 10 farm life. And that.
foc. Is true. She is very Md Of the
Ne nj her hsll home. Fairview.
huple love to watch growsng life
= they grow older. she says. Hut
eksckens and plants are not her
ckAsf interests. Only some Of them.
AZ though a farm. because 81 is
nation. the Bryan home is NO,
a. al an. II n a salon. whore
Meple social. and people literary
~ people political. coagreEatc.
Then, again. she has been de-
xrsbed a. her husbands chief aid
kza a. impression Of her sitting
Eressr A. a desk has been given.
Tkts also Is founded on fact. except
b. he lgFever" but no speciasi-
n..ea CO describe her. For Mrs.
nyyan : Interested Ia everything
,nf toes exerything.
Tbs MISTRESS OF Fairview was al
has ekaa arrived So VAS Mr..
Br1zn n tame out after the ser.
mnt IL CREST me with Mrs. Bryan
ereisnaiy shiecia 10 being inter.
viewed sSe has nothing important
b ~ Pause However. \ visit
4 slSsEsnt on Mary" be called
=Msmm4. Mary~ and understood
~ thzE voice hsids a multitude.
Mrs Bryan came There was an
sm1sed tuinkle Ia her gray eyes az
~ he'd out hand and pFefaccd b.
saying that she didn't really need
ar Introduction D. the people Of
~ tusntFy. she was BY no means
tebHtante.
= Tfst 5 Mrs Bryan's way. She
4ceepfs everything Eraciousiy. ~.
rsnslY Her manner says that II she
b % 60 q the White House. 81 well
and good And II she doesn't. whY.
Al vel and good. Campaigning Is
e1iT one Interesting phase of life
After al But wherever she goes
and whatever she does she viii n.
says b. bigger than The circum.
stance Every detall Of her home
NE shows that.
Fer Instance. Nebraska hin
knows the sun In All his glory. Be
ades 1 y sreelesa Bat this did
Eot disturb Mrs bryan. She plan.
. ned house which. waiting for trees
Q EoN would BE- comfortable.
Ihsn she considered the grounds
Iheff are acres IN them. rounding
70 nom the roadway far below
AVN wouid look bare aud stiff.
ne seeded. o. alfalfa was soWn
he no one who has not seen the
'Hsa1 sueen growth can appreciate
~ 4 suftens the vast expanse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

ferry we're rejected as uDreason.
ablo, anQ.thc craft has been built
under tlN Supervision Of Marine
superintendent Lacey. Of the Great
Northern. The railway company
will pay duty OF 81 500 70 place
her under Canadian register
The Riverside ~ a steel freiRhter,
a sister ship Of the Falcon, and rs
24i feet IN length and has a 4l.foot
beam. The Riverside has a
freight carrying capacity OF 1900
tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

was well received. and she IL now
writing a series Of articles for a
magazine.
II was while the children we're
young that Mrs Bryan studied law.
Not 20 help her husband ba to make
Il possible for him 10 discuss his
work AZ home.
And a. the same time she had an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

The alfalfa also STAYS green long
after fail has scared other grasses.
Then the porch. Il u a master,
ptece
From the outside Il Is a curylag
white heat reflector with It's panels
II slistenlng windows Hut Inside
you are introduced 10 another world.
The house IL red brick The porch
pillars ~ stne And connecting
these u circular wall of Windows.
shaded and arranged so that the
sun ia kept out and every morning
breath Of air let in. Vines dfoop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
AMERICAN MARKSMEN
STILL IN THE LEAD


LONDON. July i.-~American
marksmen retained their lead 10.
day over all competitions IN the In.
teruasionAi shooting tournament
which 10 being held al BlHley. but
England II a close second and
there was more heavy betting than
marked yesterdays contests. when
several enormous waEcrs were
poated England was the fnvorite
yesterday IN the betting. but today
even money IL the rule
The American team won the 500.
yard shoot today. and defeated
eyhry contestant on the s00.yard
sAnEe This makes the American
total score s.fa2. while England
haa ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

y. w. u. Riley OF Msaneapoiia
Will speak 30 men on ~ slxtn
Commandment" tomorrow at 4
D. m. ~ tho Y NJ. g. A auditorium.
Rev. NJ. Y. M. &. Martin will sing
and conduct the music.
Cool OF IN the awlmmfng tank n
tho Luna Park h.AtSiorium open all
day and eVeniM&9I sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
VESSELS ARE
LAUNCHED
Efeighter and Car Ferry
10 Into the Wltar
at High Tide.

Two lawAehIngs took place at
high tide thia afternoon. A. the
Moran yards the Riverside, the new
steel freighter built for the Charles
Nelson company. slid down the
ways. and at the Sloan yhipyards
the Sidney H.. The new car ferry
built for the Victoria a Sidney
railroad, "A subsidiary corporation
81 the Great Northern. was put In
the water
The ferry IL TO be used between
New WestmtrHt.f and Sidney. -. g..
for the transportation Of Great
Northern freight In caxhsad lots
from tbs mainland 10 vancouver
island. The Sidney H. has net
tonnage Of 37S. aud a capacity Of
six cars, The ferry is 100 feet In
length. ~ feet beam and 10 feet
depth
Blds rendered for building the
- ~ -rasrs1-s-arrs
Fortunes are made by wise I'm
yeatmcniB People that bought lots
on the west side Of West Highland
Drive. where the view can never
be- built In. have made 900 per cent
for every year they owned IL, n
they bought when it was first plat.
ted. You cnn have the same
opportunity today az Scaoona
Beach You will see the same pro
portlonaie profit without the heavy
taxes one has TO pay on city prop,
erty. Call aud see the seaooma
Beach Improvement Co, $50 Alaska
Bldg Lots from $500 np. with mas.
niflcant view and fine spring water
piped 90 the lot. 80
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-09-05
In Regard to Politics

Beginning week the Western Weekly will naugurate de-
exclusively politics. This department will
all the latest political Developments together with number OF
that heretofore appeared print 1t will
pertaining the coming state and national
be only exclusive but extremely peril
interesting alike readers and followers of political parties
grind they will be ground black will be called
white white There Inducements to the
ca stream that publicity should be them
And due publicity will be given.
number Of impending changes in the political situa
ton talk of clark horses compromise candidates.
splits switches What the developments of few days
bring is yet uncertain.
Taft organized in this last Tuesday evening
Judge Saup spirited named president
defeating A. Irvine Judge Straup later resigned the position
stating judiciary should be actively identified with
The Taft club still in existence and making
its mark Utah's political page.
The defeat Congress Idaho has had somewhat
chilling local politicians If the states of Idaho and
Utah strongly affiliated political matters the slogan OF
slogan of both the best prepared States in that state can be
broken what there that Ua may not witness some re-
versals in the present political forecasts?
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-09-05

address directions which his evered brain
instruct him pretty all the points of the the
That thing likely attempts
navigate thing discovers (and the discovery
accompanied by the fact that the only
seek directions apparently lies asking people who don't know
about than he himself OF he chances hail
from Nevada where the Marked he will expect find
he will bitter disappointment Never helps to
tell him whether he has guessed his direction whether he must
hunt policeman who also the anywhere
Among the crumbs of knowledge which likely his
wife discovers striped before whose door sits dusky
bedeked with beads cheap ewey and CRIME who
look tell world
likely miserable If he duiful and ndugent
husband he will the mystic where he will be deity
half another smoky looking
mystery this will be the first Of the separation
Here after he has placed of silver in her and
according directions he will be told truly wonder
full things about his hard him believe and presently
will be told something the future holds him.
bue generally obscung his lights when he should
have the the About this time the lady
mystery with dirty hands, will ready work charm
him without the trouble
him have sight just help the charm along
He produces his the into his hand
skinned blows gently it. he does the under
strucion the back the and presently with
his wife the wisdom foundry feeling rather ches and much
impressed with the evident truths he has been told.
where the real knowledge however, after he
hotel He has something and the beboy
heae leaving with that degree of expectancy
mind of the fact that Salt Lake has
and the again produced and opened
There nothing gradually the stranger that
the artistic egedeman placed be-
fore the public.
has something, and dscred the city that
h hadt O for the acquired knowledge
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-09-05
Sporting Gossip

both they
the portion the and has net been shining
% bsen O s Mac y mot spn Pse ee w 6
a regularity that means few dollars for rainy day
first day with gratifying results, in fact
E there to 5e the w e I
used the of fast running dogs being given opportunity
expected that regular races will be t sss sh th
king pin among the riders at the Salt saucer
out season and got out OF made his first
of Salt intends taking
September and TO- when of the best shots in America
Tommy Burns who recently defeated Bill squrss Sydney
but fight place sydney Johnson anxious
meet Burns he claims to BE- he jump at the ehans to 0a
hundred to bet that there will be prolonged tafest before
Clarke and Mayer the speedy riders who have been the drawing
ast i ss @ %nS a'S
and will ride the Madison Square Gardens and vaesburg
The sunday bali games resulted the usual manner Ogden de-
the
usual comedy OF and beaten by the Murray
Labor Day when the will be awarded Ogden the winning
fixed with Doc Hyatt have good weather for days
The boys getting shape which
these poses should be the most interesting of the entire
Big Al Kaufman put the k9os Jim Flynn Of Pueblo in their
eighth the saving the Cooradoan In the ninth Alfred landed
had counted him and then
Salt Lake is the home of the champion black bass fisherman
the world At Phil H.
bass that weighed 0 pounds pounds heavier than the previous
record CATCH taking him hours and thrye
quer the
The trophy shoots for the Browning medals which
be held Ogden week until September H.
when the best markmen Of the will the prizes
George Morrison Reads ball players didn't do thing the
coore boys the past week but hand them crate of lemons the
coored fellows getting ookn during the series Besides
oored Colorado
them needed lesson the conduct of
the field especially the decisions
The cood players have established reputation for the
biggest beeer that before Salt Lake gathering
fans having simply made life miserable for the and disguised
many Of the fans They should take the
Jim Jeffres referee the between Stanley Ketche and
Billy Papke Los Angeles Labor Day. The battle scheduled
five and will be for mddeweigh title Ketce
being the favote in the betting
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-20
POLICEMAN WHO
KEEPS SALOON IS
TO Be DISMISSED
Pound Guilty of Extorton,
the Sixty-tirst Charge
Against Him.
TOOK 81 TO LET MAN GO
Evidence Against Luerssen
Before Commissioner viii
Go to Grand Jury.
TOOK 81 TOILET MAN GO

Patrolman Carl II. Luerssen was tried
before Deputy Commissioner Baker. at
the Brooklyn Police Headquarters, to-
day on the sixty-first charge that has
been brought against him during his
twelve years on the force, and at thu
conclusion of the hearing the Deputy
Commit ssoner recommended that Luers-
Sen be dismissed from the department.
The s.Nty-frs: charge against Luecs-
sen was extortion, He was arrested on
Sunday night in his own saloon. at
Kosciusko street and Broadway. Brook
Ign. charged with violating the eX-
else law, by Deputy Commissioner
Bughers men. but this charge was
superseded by one of extortion.
The complainant was Fasquale Genario.
He testified that while ne was sitting OF
a bench In Coffey Park. Brooklyn. talk
Ing with his brother-in-law, Luigi Mat:!,
and another man, Luerssen had arrested
him. He protested against being Jar
rested, whereupon the policeman said
that the only way he could get out of
II
Paid 81 for Liberty.
Genario had offered 10 compromise for
s. and the policeman had accepted, the
brothe--in-law getting change for 8.
bill. All the money Genario had was s.
and he begged that 81 be left 10 him
The two men who had Witnessed
Genario's arrest and the payment Of the
IS testified to-day.
While Genario was testifying Inspec-
tor Holohan asked him II he had no;
been offered SIS not to appear against
Luerssen. He said that he had been
offered money, but not by policeman.
He had refused the offer. Luerssen de-
MED the charge, but had no witnesses
to back up his denial.
For the sixty previous charges on
which Luerssen was tried he was fined
. total of "a "a days pay. Sixteen of
the charges were for not paying his
debts. He is forty years old and a big
fine looking man. The evidence in the
extortion case will be presented to the
Grand Jury Of Kings County.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-20
FAT WONAM'S TROUBLES

II You try 20 get tho fat on with the cx-
crc'sc, toll me. please, whcee 8 one going to
End tho time? | haven't any faith in it.
anyway os rclCcer. 1t hurts the fat per
sons weakest spot the heart As for diet
ing, that is out of the question altogether
Better the fat than have cancer of the
stomach.
The safest and quickest way to reduce
excess tai ~ also the cheapest and easiest.
90 to the druggist and get y ounce Mar
mola. =. ounce Fluid Extract Cas-aTa Aro-
matte and B.. ounces Peppermint Water.
They cost bur rifle. Take them home.
shake them together in bottle. and take
n teaslouuful after r.eals and AZ Bedtime.
II you are not loslCC half TO pound OF
lat n day inside OF month, yCur case will
be one in . hundred. Toy it-makes you
feel better all over.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-20
THREE STATES TO
BEAR bRUNT Of
c. 0. P. BAT TIE
All Efforts Concentrated on
New York, Ohio and
Ind lana.

Republican efforts from now until
election will be concentrated in three
Statesmen York, Ohio aud Indiana.
All the big guns of the party will he
lined up for the f.nal struggle in these
regions. Managers believe the attitude
Of other States Is practically settled
beyond change. so that any special
work in them would be wasted, Local
lea lers will be left to finish the Planned
battles, while all the reserves are hur-
ried 10 the critical points.
Garry Ohio for Taft" is the order
from the White House. Consequently
Chairman Hitchcock announced to-day
that the Republican National Commit
tee has assumed the direction of the
campaign there, as conditions in the
State were disturbed.
Claims New York fer Taft.
New York is for Taft now. and it
must be KEEP; So" is the reported dec
laration of President Roosevelt.
To check the tremendous assault that
Mr.. Bryan will make here next week,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-20

nnd II ohio Gun lc won over tic victory
VIII be overwhelming
There Is tuc..hsIug citation, too, In
Rcpubli 1u state aud county ucua quar-
t"is. tlr.rmru W ouuiuu ana Parsons
are talkug ROW of Tdit getting such
an enormous vote tnat lac III pun GOV.
Hughes through VITA him Everybody
Is whipping Things up
In Democratic CIRCLES Chairman Mack
,,lus VIZ H. ~ H., ,lei,,i - ~
coming along from the West with Mr.
bryan. Sut there is slowly creeping
In an atmosphere OF gloom that requires
"A stout heart lu drive away.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-20

Oar custom Stock Dress Shirts for combine the excel
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moderate cost Of Shirts ,eadoz We make then, IN
Custom 81 TT Workoon1s on the premsesand the broadest
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-20
MaeG5
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Paper Cutters. Ate 10 S..2i.
Pen Holders. Soc. 10 sl.Ds,
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Calendars. OSc. TO sell.
Note Pads. DDc.
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MISS GIBBS A LONDON BRIDE.

LONDON. Oct. a0,--Miss Lara Gibbs,
daughter Of the late Albert Gihbs. of
New York. Eas married In st. Mar.
garet's Church, Westminster, this after
noon to Rev. Charles W. tlirkby.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-20
STOCKS RALLY ON
BRISK BUYING
Pacifics, St. Paul and Reading
Lift the List After Third
Avenue Is Hit.

Third Avenue opened at a further
decline of 2 points and had an unset
Ting effect on the tone of the stock
market to-day. Dealings were on a
knitted scale and changes were small
and mixed. Later the market became
strong on a brisk buying movement in
which Northern and Union Pacific, st.
Paul and Reading were the leaders. ad-
vancing the market about point.
The total sales Of stocks were 5i5, 800
shares and Of bonds $4.950,0O0.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-20
MISS lNGRAHAM WEDIN PARIS

PARIS. Oct. sl-AIiss Natalie Ingra-
ham. daughter OF Judge George l.. Inv
graham. % New York. was married IN
this city to-day TO Lieut., Bernard
ppIsuli 4; tas SRgEsh .! 81. PhiIipps
~ Houle