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Evening journal., 1908-10-15
Euneral of Mrs. sanhorn.

Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs Mary A. Sanborn, who died on
Sunday was held this morning at the
home of her son. Andrew e. Sanborn,
No. S13 West street The body was
taken to Middletown where services
were held in the Forrest Presbyterian
Church. lnterment was in Forrest
cemetery
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
Salvation Armv Visitors.

Adjutant and Mrs Crawford OF Phil
adelphia, young peoples secretaries for
the Atlantic Coast Province. of the SAL
vation Army will conduct a special
meeting at the army hall at Fourth
and King streets tomorrow night Mrs.
Crawford is an excellent singer tand the
2 lutant AN able speaker The public
is invited TO hear them.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
Bio sale of Cattle.

A public sale Of Maryland, Kentucky
Pennsylvania and Virginia cows was
held at the Kennett Square Hotel yes
terday. There was 150 head of cattle
in the lot and the sale was attended by
many farmers. The sale was conduct
ed by William II. Klair and William r..
Sinclair.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15

The results showed Kellar high profess
sional and Richardson high amteur The
State championship contest resulted in q
tie between A. B. Richardson and William
NJ Foord They broke 95 out Of 100 They
shot offtwice at twenty-five and Richards
son won on the second shoot-off Glass A
cup was won by l. D. Willis. OF WI.
mington.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
carIond Of Younn MuIes.

Mcdaniel Brothers, the Eleventh
street livermen received a carload Of
young mules from Kentucky yesterday.
They were mfoaded at the foot of Ship
ley street and driven to a farm be-
longing to the firm near Hare's Corner
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
Yacht Preparing For Duokine Trip.

T. c. duPonts steam yacht Tech, ly-
ing near the Third street bridge is
being prepared for a ducking trip in
the Susquehanna. It is expected that
she will leave early neXs month.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
Tn PLAY Pool

W. II. Clearwater. former champion
pool player of America, and Henry F.
Scott, a fancy shot expert, will play
a match game at the Capitol this even
ing.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
WANT HEARST TO SPEAK HERE.

A committee of the Independence
League left Wilmington today TO go
10 Baltimore TO meet William r. Hearst
in Baltimore where he speaks today
to induce him to stop at Wilmington
tomorrow and speak on campaign is
sues. II he decides TO stop at VIII
mington he VIII Sst hearty recep-
tio'-
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
Bow &c Radlv 60

Gordan White, aged IA years. OF
Edge Moor. was taken 10 the Delaware
Hospital here last night TO have an
ugly cash in his, face sewed.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
Four oyster Roata ArrIae.

-Four oyster boats are tied up at the
oyster wharf. They arrived last night
with full cargoes and are unloading
today.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
cAUTl0H.

There is only one insured Hosiery
with Linen Heels and Toes and the
agent is Ed. V. McCarron. S. T.. Cor.
Fourth and Lincoln. a resident Of this
city who will remain here permanently
Rnd make good ali guarantees in per-
ton. Just call Ss47A. Don't send TO
factory..~
Evening journal., 1908-10-15


Two-base hits-McIntyra and Evers
Sacrifice hits-Schulte. Steinfeldt and
Overall. Stolen base-Donovan. First
base on balls-On Donovan, 8; off
Overall. 4. Left on bases-Detroit, Z,
Chicago. 6. Struck out-By Donovan,
g.. by overall. 10. Double plays
Schmidt. Schaefer and Schmidt.
OLearv. Rossman and Coughlin. Wild
pitches-Overall. 1. Time-1.2i. Um-
plres-Sheridan and O'pay.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15

Good beet root yields an average Of
IL per cent of sugar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
PUBLICITY WILL
|. HELP THE MILK
CRUSADE
- =s=-
tuberculosis Expert Urges
Publication of True
Conditions.
Says Pasteurized Milk Is
Poorer Than Natural
Product.

Recommending among other
things that the results of tho In
Epsctlona OF daifirs be published
al frequent intervals IN the daily
presa. 30 that the public may be
warned Of milk which IL not pro.
duced under satisfactory condi.
tiona. Or. ~ 4 PaHchali. tuber.
culoala specialist. has written a let
ter 10 Health Commissioner erich.
ton. suggesting a number II steps
which he thinks should be thksn
10 safeguard the purity and clean.
illness Of the citys milk supply
According 90 this letter. pas
,cBrised milk should be done away
with. II IL described an a means
Of deeoiylng the public instead 81
the haaaird scheme Of inNuFsnE the
purity ~ milk Or Paechall says
that milk which has been psntenr.
laed Is milk In which the acid
germs have been destroyed. allow.
Ing the disease germs 10 multiply
The writer claims that milk OF this
nature IL actually dangerous
d.. PaschRli aiso urges that
dairYmen be compelled 20 give the
health authorities list Of their
customers whenever required and
that the milk inspectors should be
allowed a wida latitude Ia their Of
forts To prevent any bad milk be.
Ing disposed Of In Seattle. with
the recall Of a dairymanis license
AZ the penalty In cnae he IL dis
covered dlapohing Of mllk that does
not meet the specifications
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

county bonds shall Be taken BY the
secretary Of the treasury al 20 per
cent OF their market value. that all
other bonds shall be taken a. 20 per
cent Of their market value Msan.
time the amount OF money which
can BE issued against the assets 81
bank II limited 10 20 per cent Of
tho capital stock Of the hank.
A 10 per cent redemption fund.
instead 81 a per cent enc. - 70 be
maintained. The proposal tn retain
Is per cent Of reserve funds In cen
trail reserve cities has gone oat Of
The hlii. and only 10 per cent must
he retained. THIS Is 20 let the mop-
ey which ought 10 Be held ZOE ~
serves. 20 to the specniators IN New
York 4 time limit q three years
IL carried in the bill
A real hard fight b. Democrats In
the senate would easily have de-
seated this bin. and the abssnee Of
any real opposition By Democratic
senators e regarded - an iiluStra.
tion Of ths manner IN which Wall
street and corporate Influence zen
orally. dominates the senate. regard
less of party names.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
FOR PIMPltS, TOO
New Discovery cures Eczema and
Graduates Minor Skin Trou.
bles Overnight.

a few months aRo the dispensers
Of poslam. the new discovery for
the cure OF eczema. decided to allow
the druggists OF the country 20
handle a.. Previous TO that time II
could only be had direct from the
laboratories.
Since this change In the method
OF distribution poslam has met with
the most phenomenal success Of
anything introduced to the drug
trade In the last 30 years. All the
leading druggists. including the
Quaker Drug Co. Raven Drug Co.
in seattle. are nov carrying the
special 50.cent size recently adopt.
cd. also the s. jar.
This great success r. not surprls.
ing when u Il remembered that, In
eczema cases. poslam stops the itch.
Ing with first application. proceeds
90 heal Immediately, and cures
chronic eases la a few weeks. In
minor skin troubles. such rs
pimples. hlaokheads. acne, herpoa,
blotehos. rash. ETC. results show
after an overnight application. Ex-
perimental samples OF poslam are
sent 60 anyone by mail free Of
charge. by the Emergency Babora.
tories. ~ West Tweuty-fifth St.
New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
"AMERICAN
tstar special ssrviesl


LONDON. June a.-Amarlean
women here are stirred. To be 40.
cuate. one might say they're ia a
terrible rage,
Heres Why
Mrs tiwfa Williams. apostle Of
grace aud beauty. I.ondon'a maat
noted Wit aud society header. has ap
piled uaktnd apitheta to the man,
ncr IA which American women
droas
Americans spend moro money ON
their clothes than any women In
the world said Mrs. Williams To.
Gently.
And Il abe had stopped there ex.
crythlnE would have been all rlEht.
Hut she didn't She added. with
The most eoniempinoas shrug Of her
shoulders imaginable
And they kno@ less about how
10 wear them than any women with.
Ia the pais Of sood society,""
Wlthih "a hours after the aensa.
tional statement was utttred every
member Of tho American colony
had heard a. The anger Of the
American women knew no bounds
What made the situation worse
was that Mrs. Williams was recent.
~ the guest of Mrs. Perry belmont
In America and vas fe,od along
the Atlantic scaboard. from New
York to 81 Augustine. She was
more than oncc a fellow gurst Nith
Mrs- Roosevelt aud the wives Of
cabinet members
Therefore the American women
eonstTtse Mrs. Williams remarks
~ Bordering on an insult 10 Amer.
lea's first lady
To be a Scilgownsd woman.
Mrs. Williams declares. Is to
know hos to select yoar raiment
and when 10 wear II. and the una.
jority Of the Americans lack both
these accomplishments They are
Invariably ovctdFezsed and not In.
frequently lnappropriAtsly dressed.
1 attended some Of the Monday
morning maHicalss given Ia fash.
lonahls American homes. when
the audiences were composed Of
the elite OF the land. including the
wlfe OF the president. the women
Of the cabinet set and the wives
OF Statesmen and mlliionariea.
found only a small proportion Of
the women appropriately kowaed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
TEST CASE AGAINST
EXPRESS COMPANIES
CHARGES FROM WASHINGTON
TO BREmgRToH HAVE BEEN
IN EXCESS AND COMPLAINT
RESULTS.
laY United Preas.l

WASHINGTON. June 3.--Secre.
tary Meicaif today filed a complaint
with the Interstate Commerce Com.
mission. alleging that the Adams
Exprean and Northern Pacific En-.
press companies have been eouging
the government. Mctcaif asserts
that these tao companies last July
charged 90 cents too much for every
100 pounds 81 merchandise sent
from Washington City to the Brpm.
crtou navy yard.
Not a great deal of merchandise
waa expressed that month. The
amount involved u SIS. The com.
plant IL made ss teMt Gaze. 20
that a proper rate may be estab-
iished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
MARINES TO
BE SENT TO
PANAMA
United States viii Project
Interests on Isthmus
in Crisis.

WASHINGTON. juno a-publi.
cation et the United Press dispatch
tcliias of the critical condition Of
affairs In the republic % Panama.
aroused great interest here. aud
"a was announced today that 200
additional marines have beeu OF.
dered sent 10 the isthmns at ouce.
With orders 10 protect American
property and help keep order At
tho election.
u Il also planned 60 detail on
the isthmna n large BODY OF sailors.
being transferred to and from the
Atlantic fiees. II conditions do not
improve before the election
Almost the entire time Of the
cabinet meeting yesterday was de-
voted 70 discussion % the Panama
situation. The possible necessity
Of the uuited States taking con
troll Of the country. II Il understood.
was talked over ut length. though
no statement on this subject was
given out There II no doubt that
appeals from business men Of
Panama 20 the government here
have been received and seriously
considered
The danger 10 the canal works
IL Of the utmost Importance to
the administration and the niiua.
ton undoubtedly will be watched
closely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
FRISCO GRAFT CASES
10y unl..s pr..s

BAN FRANCISCO. June A.
Tho motion tn set aside the three
Indictments against Patrick Cal
honn and Tirry 1. Ford. OF the Unit.
"a Railroads. and az Boss Abraham
Husf for the bribery % the super
visons In connection With the pass
Ing Of the overhead trolley fran
ehLas waa arEued today bafofe
Judge LAWYER by Attorneys A. A
Moore for Calhoun aud Ford. and
Frank n Murphy Cor Rusf. and As
kistanf District Attorney iisney for
ths people rodsys zrgument was
intsrsporsed with several apais be.
tween Hen.y and tho attorneys for
the defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
DIED KNEELINC
IN PRAYER
Due de Chaulnes Passes
Away While at
Devotion.
fRx unIted Presa.l

NEW YORK. June Theodore
shoHia has returned from Paris
where he went on account Of the
sudden death OF his sonln.lay. tho
Due de Chaulnss. aud he gave an
entirely new version Of the dukes
death. denying that he died OF
druEa
While my daughter and her hus.
band. the duke. were kneelinK BE-.
side the bed AT their evening deyo-
tious. the stroke came upon him.
He fell. gaHplng for breath. Ny
daughter lifted him 10 the bed and
screamed for aid Before anyone
could arrive the duke was dead.
Ills death vas caused BY heart
disease. The statements that he
died as the result OF continued use
Of drugs are false and ara Grimm.
AilY iIbeious"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

and these we're generally wives Of
foreign diplomats. Americans
woFr their diamond necklaces.
ttaras In their hair. and gowns 81
Lace and velvet. and that az II In
the morning.
Walking hats. tailored suits
with daiutiiy constructed hiousea
of nilk or lace. make up proper at,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

tire for tho FIRST half Of the day.
You kno~
Al dinner women In hixh Of
fetal position could be seen in
jumper effects aud mnsllua or or.
candies. suitable only for garden
fctea
ca. TIA awful. really. the things
Mrs Williams IL saying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

LONDON. June z--Presldent Pal.
Heres u France. who r~ceufly visit.
ed IN England with MN. FalIiarea,
says al credit for his succesa IN life
is due 60 his wife
but for her he Souid probably
have been perfectly confronted
probably 10 live and die a respected
lawyer er tho pafsFnal mayor 81
~eran. She toiisd unohiruaixeiy.
10 make her husband appreciated all
over France. Nine. Faillefess fam
ny sneeFed ~ her husband as a
erark.bralnsd revuIufionlst
u IL believed that one purpose 81
the presidents Watt o. England was
% promote a triple alliance between
England. Russia aud France
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
BIG AUTO PARADE
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
PEOPLE WITNESS ROSE FEs.
rIvAL GROWING FEATURE
FLOATS ON TIE RIVER.

PORTLAND. Ore. June a.-Ev.
cry automobile IN Portland vas en-
tered 10 the rose fiesta parade this
morning. most Of the ears being
beautifully decorated with roses
ribbons or bunting ToniKht the
river will be- a blaze Of light during
the water carnival
Two bundrsd thousand people
saw the first blg parade Of the fen
fival last night. when The Spirit
81 the Golden West was depicted
In n three.mile chain Of elaborate
floats. Last nights crowd was un
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
ftttttststttttst
! GOOD CAUSE FoR DIVORCE.


OAKLAND. Cal. June s. /,
J because her husband. VIM. v. {,
J LinHley. came home No drunk 4
J that he miatook his reflection T,
! in a mirror for another man. 4
J aud. after smashing n with his 4
} fist accused her Of entertain +,
Ing a stranger during his alb 4
J aence. Katie y Llnaiey WAS I,
J granted divorce by Judge /,
} Ellsworth ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
MISSISSIPPI
RIVER RISING

ST. LOtfa. No. June s.-The
Mississippi river above Quincy. fii..
IA rapidly rising and hundreds Of
homes have already been aban.
doned In that vleiultY Great dam.
age 20 property IL reported. but
10 far no deaths are known 10 have
occurred The inhabitants who
have left their homes. which prob
ably will be- swept from their foun.
dRlions n the floods increase. are
fleeing 20 hiEh elevations to remain
until the trouble subsidies The I'M
noia river bottoms are reported TO
be inundated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

follows President. James NJ
Lynch. Of Syracuse. n. " first
vice president. ] W. Hayes. OF Min.
ueap0lis. seefeihry.treaaufer. J. w.
BramwoOd. Of Denver, agent Of the
Union Printers home. George r.
Nichols. Of Baltimore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

doubtedly the largest ever aaaens.
bled IN Portland to witness an eYcnt
VI the klnd. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
Closing Out BICYCLES

Highest grade wheels made.
$50 90 wheel for 5000: $50 90
wheel for $500. and $40 90 wheel
for s3s00. Theo. Wilts 4 Co. zoos
LIST ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
ELECTS IT'S OFFICERS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June a.
Announcement has been made Of
the election Of officers Of the In
ternatIonnl Typographical union. as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
IN HONOR OF DAVIS.

= WASHINGTON. June ain
4 many states today the tooth
. birthday OF jefferson Davis.
. the first and only president
. az the Southern Confederaey.
. u being observed. as u sas
= on June ,. ises. that the d..
. tingatshed soldier. statesman
. and Citizen vas born In Chris
4 tian eounty. Kentucky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

MISUNDERSTANDING

q 'seaaaiea Observation-Disclosures aud >iaht,
1arrnw Trio. Comedy Trtoi Krissoffy,
rhenaHapal Dramatic s.pranal Harness
and est Comedians aud paherfs.
tirdea aad Buatap. tharscters. Iim-
tner, IuaGlefi Marien -i-fers. rtsno In
parts fantagcreoltes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

U<nmzsism 10 greatly relieved
\ SoGp Lake Salts All drugEsst=
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

= short. national banks are 10
y pefIaiffei in times Of moneY
Uops. % their Own motion. 70
~ pui cat alleged naonsy to tbs
- Of 500 000. 900 The bin
DRssa~s that state. municipal and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

FIEET AT NAVY YARD.
Raftiezhip fleet az nsyy gard.
Boats leave Pier 2. foot Of Yssler
way, 10 times dnilT. SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
On issue Money on Any
Old Security by
Law.
N Currency Bill Wilder
Than Creation Of
Populisim.
~ gibson GARDNER.
susr Special servseel

WASHINGTON. y c. June A.
~ ssrrency btll framed ap BY the
49, snasenate leaders In the clos.
- A.aass d congress contains all
~ ~ FEATURES OF both the house
"a she senate plans. II Is a bill
40 uiil b. welcomed by Wall
..,s.s spealsiors aud certain "a.
go hsaksFs. and which viii come
= sheek to business men.
rAe railroad bond FEATURE, which
,.. ssressd and denounced By SEN.
..r fsFullette. and was temporafl.
\ sropped b. Aldrich from the sen
Z. Mi has been rwinserted. In adj
slsu 4 has provided that bonds In
nsrsl NAY be accepted as a basis
h noney
d tkr ether hand. the compre.
eIprs hzyr accepted the plan en-
40 n the yrceland btu 20 per
= hsaks 70 lssne money against
= rvneysl aseetB-the time pa.
=. warehouse receipts. MORTGAGES
-rsesxslly anything ard every
hsx tAsi may be found piled up In
~ unllk
like pepullstlc Craze.
4 he widest DAYS % the 50
~ Fepalsstlc when Il
- prrpo<sa that the government
~ zsnnss 10 the farmers. or issue
- against crops-in these DAYS
urAlax more Wild ever was pro.
~ than the tiuanelsi act. which
nntw Altrich. Speaker Cannon
- fz<tf advisers worked out for
- kp1fuvsi Of the Republican ma
IN n the Sixtiefh eonxresa- The
lpszzts proposed tn lend money
- enngFess imp4irs the money
osen Of the nation BIZ giving pxi
- bansinE corporations the right
3 issns noney bearing the indorsa.
nj u the government on It's face
And a. security" for the re-
tnpkion II fhls money the
kzks are permitted 10 hand Over
B ne secretary % the treasury
rpmissoFy n0tas Issued BY John
Gith. bonds Issued BY Hartman.
~ rsIlrusas. corporation bonds
\ zs<<fsnea character. rniseefiAns.
- serarsfies Of cities. town. eoan
- and states
Whist Banks Car 90.
\ short. national backs are 20
y pef1aiftei in times Of monsy
osps. % their own motion. 10
~ PIT cat alleged naonsy to ths
- Of 500 600 600 The bin
DNssi~s that state. municipal and
nuuunz@@m4asaaasanaauz
kk<nmzsism ~ greatly relieved
\ SoGp Lake Salts All drugEsst=
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shocking Traaedr.

LABELLE. Mo. June Sin.
veatiEatlon today revealed that fear
Of an attack on bis home should
hia past life be uncovered led Bert
Mcmillan 10 shoot HE wife and
two children and then kin himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

y. 8. Navy YARD Route steamer
Monticello leaves Flyer dock $50
ard $50 .. m. 80 and = p. m. '''
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And up. Bhng your eye troubles
10 ns schachard Optical Co. 1907
Second Az. 80
The Washington times., 1908-06-18
WILL NAME TAFT
THIS AFTERNOON
Presidential Nominations in the Republican National
Convention Opened With Presentation of Speaker
Cannons Name by Representative Boutell.
Great Gathering Opens in SweIterng Heat, But Fans
Are Supplied Quickly-Platform Is Read by
Senator Hopkins.

CONVENTION HALL, Chicago, June f8--Rooevst's name
still the moving force of this convention Following his will implicitly
the 1000 delegates assembled here viii nominate within the hour
William Howard Taft for President.
Roosevelt could have the nomination or the asking The
of enthusiasm that swept the hal Seay and day before have proved
this he will not have it. delegates determined
his wishes with a nomination Of his selection.
In the Coliseum today the heat terrific and the Of hu-
manity within its walls welding fans and hats looked Ike field
of ripened grain
But enthusiasm rampant The charged with the cleo
ciy that from the peoples realization that the party power
the United States about to name its head the who viii
lead it TO victory or defeat next November.
When Senator Hopkins readg in strong voice that reached
every corner the hail. laid before the delegates the platform of his
party applause and cheering broke forth again and again
The reading the annuncion plank created pandemonum of
approving applause
Representative Cooper of Wisconsin Who famed fighter and
reb the House. read the minority report of the resolutions
mee He drew cheers when he read Wha he wanted the platform
to insure publicity in political campaign contributions.
When he finished reading his report ne got laugh by saying
Gentlemen the only who signed that report and have
apologies to make for it."
PLATFORM ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY
The Washington times., 1908-06-18
Make Pledges
In Platform Heard Today
Pledges Of Republican Party.

UnfaItering adherence to Roosevelt policies
Equal opportunity all
Assures revision the tariff with maximum minimum
rates 10 be administered judgment
Pledges currenc reform any
gency
Favors establishment postal savings
Promises the Sherman law,
time
elimination.
Insures he wage-earner protection advancement
Declares regulation modification injunction
law.
rural free delivery.
Condemns Acknowledgement negro
Pledges improvement waterways conservation
resources
peace with the world, the prepar-
ing country that
protection abroad;
arbitration Of differences; establishment
chant marine opening Mining; admission
Rtcans
acceptance O Arizona States