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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
FORTUNE is AWAI1IK
WILLIAM JEPPS

A fortune OF $50 600 IL ssa.tins
william Jepps OF Detroit NIf.
who ~ supposed to be IL Seattle
Mrs. William Jepps died Al Wind,
sor. Can. few days ago. and ~.
her son her entire fortune. N
exact whereabouts Of young Ign
il unknown. but the adminls,anrs
Of the estate think he is In fkss q
and have written 70 the polioi
locate him II possible
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HELD UP BY
Three men

Following Joe Neauyazen from
the Georgia house. 1929 First av.
s.. 90 O1eary a Hollands saloon,
on Washington st, and into the
toilet, three men perpetraied a dar-
Ing robbery yesterday.
While two men held him the
other went through his clothes. re
heyiug him Of his watch and chain.
The saloon was crowded ~ the
time. but despite the shouts OF
Neauvazen the robbers escaped. NO
arrests have been made.
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ARRAIGNED FOR
EMBEzzLEMEII

William c. Pruyn. who IL autsss
Of embezEling about tz.eot ba
Dexter Horton 4 Co. wRs arrklra
In police court this morning h ,
preliminary bearing. On he
ton OF the defendant. Judge Joasi
Gordon set the trial for s<ita
Der ie.
Prnyn was represented by Asn
n Beebe and II. d Poison ~
refused TO state what the tsssss
would be. Attorney Beebs So
that the preliminary hsarfns 10
be waived and Pruyn taken dirt1z
before the superior court
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Team Is Practically the
Worlds Champi@--Turn-
bull the Star Player.
BY C. HARRISON GREEN.

The New Westnlnster lacrosse
twelve beat the shsmrocks yester.
day In Montreal by score Of goals
10 2, winning the much priced Mimic
cup and practically the champion
ship o. the world.
This ~ the second time the West.
Minister boys have been worlds
champions IN 1900 the ROYAL city
lacrosse men beat every team In
the west and we're sent east after
honore. They made the finest
showing Of any team ever sent on
the road In Canada. All teams
went down before them. with the
exception Of drawn match with
one club.
Now that the Mimic cup IL com.
Ing west II !. likely To remain in
New Westminster for many year.
as the Salmon Bellies are an cx.
ceptionally hard team 10 beat on
their home ground.
Line UP Changed.
The Shamrock line up was
tNaaAFfH EtflfA nat NNNN NfHHnN.
Such men a. Cnrrie. Hayes. How.
ard. Robinson. FinlAyson and HoOb.
In not playing The two Brennan
boys. Jack and Pat. played on the
home field. their old positions. and
kavanaugh WAS changed from goal
10 the defense
Westminster had nearly all 81
the old players Of the past few
years. making q bunch 81 lacrosse
experts Of the finest callbre
Champion Turnbuii.
Alex Turnbull. undoubtedly the
greatest lacrosse man 81 the age.
deserves a great deal ~ credit. and
he viii get II. too. for bis work IN
helping to bring home the prize.
Turnbull used 10 play IN Paris.
Ontario. Ia 1895 be came west
aud Joined the Nelson. u. G.. club
That year the Vancouver boys won
the championship Of British Colum-
bia. aud the following year all the 4
western clubs were scouting for the
best players they could get. no mat
ter what the cost
II IL doubtful II the management I
~ the Vancouver club viii ever for. I
get how Westminster stole Turn /
bull.
The story il told that Vancouver I
with Tnrnbull at
and the latter started for
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EmeEzzLEMENr cHARcEr

r. NJ. Kirk. a former emplaTs 4
the ]. l.. Elster Cigar Co. VA =
raigned in justice court this nsn
ing on a charge OF having ems
zled SIS from the company. =
case win be tried August u =
was released on si,00e bail.
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landau 70 the wife - EdNin Ion
aaa pesnt Nsdrana. spfins liiib 1uif ~
a daughter ~ -
uarrisf.ar the wife % -
Hsrcldsau n. 18th sv tuiy - ren
r.gs.sts.-. III, the wife 90 ~ - NAhnNft
~ fsth az faiy Is. dsukhtsf
wtuisnas TO the wifs q q n WI
linann 1855 aeth aea. julN go
SOC fsio Caaft place. jars "a, = daash'
ter - 49,. -tt..
Jaty "a 4 daughter - Al
rb~rup.sr to the vsfs % W ~
Thefnpson rs First sv y. JAY =
Aaln nlal-
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Sparks started a fire In the roof
OF the residence owned by W ".
Smith. 6l2 Ewing nv. w, az 10. ~
O'Clock this morning. The IRE de
partment extinguished the flames
before any amount Of damage VAS
dome
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FINE ARTISTS WILL Be
HEARD in SEATTLE

The Ladies' Musical club has
engaged. through Steers & Conan.
Of Portland. the following artists
for the season Of isNS.0s:
Emilio de Gogsrza. baritone. DC
tober ~. Arthur Hartman. violin.
is,. December ~. Madame Johanna
0adaki. soprano. January %, 1909
and Ossip Gabrllowitsch. pianist.
April ~. 1909 The concerts will
be given in the Moore theatre
Announcements will be made later
concerning the season tickets.
Ink spots can be removed from
some fabrics by soaking the spot in
milk. and covering Il with salt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

CHICAGO. July 20 One OF the
greatest riots ever Witnessed In a
political convention occurred here
last night when delegates 20 the
independent party convention at
tempted 20 effect stampede and
nominate william J. Bryan ~ the
standard bearer Order WIS only
restored after the police had been
summoned Many sore heads were
the result
When the din and confusion Of
the combat had subsidized Thomas
HiaFen OF Massachusetts. Was non.
mated for ths presidency aud John
Temple Graves Of Georgia was
nominated FOR vice president
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nAnnIAnn tlcnNsKs.

Charles John tsftefy -. fAidaf hes
~ wash aaa Nsitie n. Wilder. -
Natrhss Wash .t.
wash ana Lucy NeClasSsy, sii HAs
frssen Ree Love. Sc ams Amelia WAL
fred Little, ~ victoria - -. "a.
Aftsrf d Iseta -. and NJ NN@
a,sssT q Ysans lssat 1884 ttth Az
n w ard MaFtha a. Collier, tesAA A's-
e,Schsm Norunsa. IS pcsusy. cal. ana
ram@l otosL rs. japan
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r @ 7
Independent Party C@yen.
lion Scene Of Turmoil
Ticket Nominated.

CHICAGO. july 2s.--The nation.
al committee Of the Independence
party today elected VIM. randolph
Hearst chairman and campaign
manager. chas. A. Walsh OF Iowa,
who was chairman Of the oonven'
tlon, was elected secretary Of the
COMMITTEES.
The leaders announced today that
. vigorous campaign will be begun
al once for the ticket. Hearst, u 10
understood, Will have active man
agement o. the campaign, and will
be in personal charge.
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DENVER. July ~ In order to
be prepared for future strikes the
convention Of the Western Fedora
ton ~ Miners has ordered the ex.
ecutiye board to lew a per capita
assessment sufficiently large to
raise n $4,000 strike fund. 10 be
used only during strikes
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

Tho Star cannes guarantee
accuracy or assuAs5e responHi.
blllty for errors OF any kind
occurring 10 tciepnoned adver
tEemcnts.
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STOCK SUMMARY

Furnished by S. c Osborn a Co.
brokers'
NEW YORK. July 2s.-American
stocks IN London steady. about par.
ity. Steel trust quarterly earnings
$40 .26S. 72s. exceeded estimates by
81 600 900 Corporation reports &C..
600 tons Of orders daily since July
I. which Is 20 per cent OF capacity.
Plan TO revive Morse steamship
line provides for $40 .006. 900 Of
new stock or $4,000. 600 Of bonds.
Gould Hartman pact not yet con.
clnded. Bankers working on plans
10 pay of Wheeling and Lake Erie
IS .000. 900 impending Indebtedness
Congress Of commercial travellers to
be held In New York August rs to
boom business. Union in revolt
against Gompers and plan new cen.
trail federated union. Standard oil
10 be tried In Tennessee courts
November next on i.s42 counts, for
which maximum penalty IL $4,000
600. Taft's speech encourages Wall
~. by its conservative tone. Late
President Cleveland left n fortune
OF $3.50 00o President Roosevelt
will discuss with New York leaders
adyiEehlllty Of running Hughes for
governor for second time Erie viii
test the s.hour law Commercial
organizations report better bust.
mess In south Twelve industriAis
advanced 20 per cent: 20 active
railroads advanced So per cent.
DOW. JONES 4 co.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

4 % not trust printed time
4 tables In newspapers. rof
4 time Of departure and arriSA,
4 Of trains telephone King street
4 station Information bure~N'
\ sunset, Main sf4o, lndepeno'
3 ent III.
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CITY Rssl ESTATE.
Compelled to Sell
This Week

b.sutiful t.rcorn. pissfsrsa cottage
Kssf ffqrt tAss hiaE Eisss1t SQUAD
yiss Near gAf snd Woodland para lot
rsnf Call tffh ana rntHnsy az Pre-
meut as car rnoHs Negth 10. white
ftg ==ff
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OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

.9he following are the overnight
stslfloa for the races ~ The Meafkz
ows 1hureday.
First race. five and one half o.
t........ ...tff..., q ,+.. x-~.ffa aud usss
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MIMIC CUP is WON BY
NEW WESTMINSTER

Vancouver Weatrnius,e,
The dea. and sent a MAJ ' y Il
Inrnbaii The result ws. y net
changed trains and has 49, 4
Ing n Westminster unliorn YEA
since. ~
Won Biz Seasons.
For The next elk season. !,
minister won the ohamplss..,Es tt
British Columbia ANY pe,.'p u
has been The bis teams ngs s -
Canadian national game =, ~
That the players must be- h a.. sngss
Of condition an the time ~ p'hs
trained Ike 70 many race az
Hna 10 ibis respect Alex. Tarr N -
when ] say that Turnbsl, /. =
most remarkable and bess -. y
Iacfoha" man in Canada n,
past 20 years. believe kuo~ - ~
am talking about. have 49,.
on leans against Tgrnhnli ~
know ~. nat he had 70 b. wa,,ss |
IKE q hask from the first toes,
81 the referee's whistle Al ~ |
eastern and western stars hss ~ z
forced 10 retire long sgc -. y.
Oh Iron y Turnbull h ain 49,
IN a. good. IL not better. form ,1 XIV
ever. ~" 'haf
! personally know all of css,A..
best lacrosse men, and Ii
opinion that Tnrnbuirs eensI W
not be found for many yean n.
now 40 years old and ~ w
handling q stick since he xss.f
Every season be is 10 The ~ y.
sible condition and IL feair
iimes for any Kind " zane
Turnbull In Prime.
Right today be can sear ds,.
many Of the youngstegs. Al,hona
he 10 not a partIcularlY atsKrs.
player. he il always IN d. M, (
spot al the right time. and a. M,
as a trout
Two games we're played tits va,
the number Of goals 10 CONT 4 {
the first game Westminster ven Il I
SIX 70 five. or the sir goals nsd /
Turnbull scored four. In yss,s
days game. four minutes after 4 !
start. Turnbull made the first ~ /
This work alone shows how Tn {
bun shone against the Hhaazr I
defense. noted for It's clere4 /
In withstanding any sort Of ane
tack During the zane. Turnbf I
WAS "sandwiched" BY two Ne s
realers and was carried 20 the IL
ines badly shaken up. but he zas
round and insisted on playizs I
he finish.
II s. likely that Turnhull. dens
10 age, viii be able To consirs
laying for many seasons: and. ~ {
hat he is getting along in yszn II &
must make him feel good 70 az E
he honor OF being chosen a. CO E
he ali-Canadisn lacrosse team Z
our England this year.
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Rg YorR own rsSpLoRD
UNIVERSITY sEcrioN
iise Cash
Nss modern tsroew cnitase. on t1fh
st.. University est st-font lot
N.w sreem medsfu cottage. on ssra
a. pn'F"''' ssssf 's , 70 %.
tita Cash
Groom mndsrH cottage esfnsf let. on
Nefth ssih - en-. h.s.k tom tee ca
lines ps''' su' -, e 49,, s..s
fssss sss.. . tee, ie,' % Serb 's sisd
I" rh'' of''' /" s:sssa Tor . days 'aiy
Pine nsv t-rson hou.. - foot Toe
sfHati cash parmsnt, o. ~ili take team
FREMONT.
ttee casb
Pour cettaNss lot tesf4a. be
tween tsth and sstk sts. hsif block from
SOUTH SEATTLE
tiep Cash
Nsw s.roem eoitsFs ies eesiss Hen
ton car line.
Monthly paymsnis on al these places
'usf iias rent call and jet 80 shaa you
thee. houses We VII make the terms
.. y PAY coNrANr. IKE.
ses M.hihoru Bidr
ApPLrToN'a DAILY NAAKFT
Rainier BEACH Piaf~-Lnis a. g. = ana
4 u Block >. r. n corner Of "a ana saa
taeins east o~ins e The unusually los
fur. o. $40. the owner demands al rash
Renten ear Sc ua immediateiy--this is
one - the best investments that Ne have
s ss5 ssSsseis la H.r lsss' ssss
Hlds tBhl
..room hees. t.et sesiis 70 alley
ibth av ttee Il cold this week
New 6.reom house. y acre cleared
lend. a hi,sften tsee see cash
n g. App CO
ais Denny Buiidins
TINS r. GooD-LooK IN III
Two lots on car line in now addition
few minutes riae from city. prics II
taken ~ once. fito each Terms
NATIONAL LAND a INNEsTMENr co
eelb flhe ,-is-F
,esieo foot lot on SIND near John.
Size rssidsncs Tote on Union Tor
HiRTH. UBHAN = nfAckwoop
lia-la Marion nidg
LINCOLN nEAcH Ann
want a homeg Z have some very fine
lots tiaht on car line 81 tt2t up. on easy
terms Take rsuntieroy car to Gate.
Noea and ask Tor Nj Ware --l'p
owner win sell new aroom coftas.
lot fQHist. price tiGeo tio0 cash hal
ance i2t per month Phone H T.
Fouta IND 1881. Queen Anne rs. --aa.pn
New residence near " Madison fnf
~ geo. farN EASY terms
htRFH. thHA a a BLACK WOOD.
HiEsiH Marion Hidg
AlepV Tor two fine view luth rs feet
frontage water end Wake IA and psiA
Mesi ot woodland park see cash. ttt
monthly owner. iof 18th 81 Phone
~ PlAh 80 On
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pEArn NOTICES

Never casper "a Never ~. iaif a.
wavsife EussfErnfY hospital
fsirkn Mrs y MtehM -, JAY ~
tse8 Fenrfn
fs.hs~ Eisis n f=ahy. iaf4nI JAY
m f1fl y @pfnee -
sa.y Gaia susy 90. teiy -, fFoNis
cssmnsinss Rafph =. Cummings a.
Ynlx - Soufh Park
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res remains q Mrs y Fiammer ~sss
tsssvr~A Al thH 10 A a. esmstsrfs fnA-
fcutns the fan~fAi services uhfEh esfs
netd fFesn fhr paricrs q the hNhneF
watson company 3his aftFfpnsn a.
eeicGk
F.n~fai services Ter Ffsdftk Jensen.
ffBa tatu ~ ~ viii BE held A. fhs
Baptist TahsrrafiT EnHff9 tetA an9
pnsrinaa THURSDAY July ~. Is p IN
Infsrrnsnt 81 M Pheasant e~mstsfy
Ichnsan a Mantittou. rndsrtaAsre
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.aIruArloNs WANTEo."

eslmations wanted adNot.
tisements zoe for IL words,
tines Additional space, DC per
line.
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q y ~ hmslt~fa Fashief ~ ths shove
hAfuRd haeas e seisHniF awraf ftaf
tes feSsspins staisnsef . uss 60 the
hsst " ny hnsm isass Ane tslisf
A q HuELHENB
Cashier
CuffsstraA iteakf
b. T. uHuNuAtff.
JOHN Ehfheu&
Directors
HuksFfitea saa sNern a. tsfafs me
this tffh daF - Jelly tFtf
DANGEh kEtLENEH
Neierf ruhilr
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"aELP WANTED"
AND ALL cLAss,siEo ADS.

One cent a word--Minimum
charge i6c. when chRrged 10
account actual number OF lines
az set will be counted. Seven
insertions made for the price
OF ak when caoh Is paid An
cap. lines. or fraction thereof
viii be counted ap two INES
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f0uleiai Polarization
RErnmT oF TITS FfNAsgtAt cos
DtffoA

THE STATE BANK or SEATTLE
located - seattle SLATE ~ washing
igu ~ ihs close % tasinsss 90 the ASA
dag q Jelly. 1888
HHauUNgKN
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BALLARD AGENCY, II.
Mullen s40a ballard av., OPP.
city Hall Phone, Ballard 500
MAIN or FICE- seventh aNs
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1860; Ind. AL.
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prTTERwONwH a sous. rrosusAfanai
Directors aaA Licensed Embaifnsrs. iast
la cps Moore Theatrs Beth phones 1tt
nieits rndertakinE CO ttt EWtna
a. Fsemont NaFth ss5 Gfssn tss
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DAIRY RANCH Sc acres pass bogiasa
lard taiNnrs nrst slsss upland. az
aesss ~ eaitivatlen. "a aefss passat.
Iii slsas ~ .asii frssss' ssssasss.
"a runninE patsf, Sod s'fusua hHaee.
larss barn aed egsnaiifinas prlcs
shieksns inraeaiars all klnes u
farming ifnpi~msntsi isrwE WIZ COZ
sidss ssehsnre 90 seed ansnearn-
nonEHr MkLrHr.
stsst24ssst Alaska Haiidins
HON WOULD rot tJkE To HAVE a
MfCE CffiCMEN RANCH we have
ten acres that rouid mHss a. ide4i
nr.s sisss ubiaaa' 81 isvsi deco. flsh
sen srsa s,a,ien isssl ssse cash
~ n@nKRT MktfnY'
sis-tss-ssi Alaska buiiain9
NICE LITTLE HOME Near Bnghton
Reach. haif acre. close te car line. ali
level. eEesiisnt soii all IN cuitiva.
orchard smaii house. n.seo easy
RonEnr MALrBY.
sfs.siose1t Aiaasa Building
Eaers tracts tsse, % essh. 81 wsss.
WIN. G BLACK go Ns- York bik
CHEAP ACREAGE HOME
IN hard times IL the lime 70 max. an
si as u. only iite terms. sc de~a' ~ ii
per month. Aisa have places Tor free
rsnt 20 paftiss who VIII take care q
% Tacoma futsrarban. o. Hiiiman's
eaissmsn 10 Times block iedsy 1T
CHofcE WATERFRONT HoME-t
acres. siepiug Eeuiiy % beautiful lake
seed soil, partially Improved. good
Esrden. new t-Feom house. barn and
seed sshoai handy 10 Fosd hdssiins
gIowlnE city. 10 miles ffom seattle
ROBERT nALrHY.
fis-s2e-s1i Alaska Building
tt+p
FINE LAND
We have fiys.sors tract just suited
Tor gardening and strawberry raising
SOL 4 rish ana deep snd. Ereund y sasiiy
cleared fries ttee and only $50 down.
WEST WHEELER.
sog Coimau Bioek
BIg aNAp
For i2.tee you can buy 3 aerss i've
yise u city. veil iooatsd. On corner
/ a two fine roads AL siaHhed and burn.
ID ready for building
| q. a. CHERRY.
fti Sullivan Block
/ Tot Main afgf IA. 40
] A eNtP-ror sale cheap. bY owner
! q beautiful fo-aeFe tract. on new inter.
b urban. near Dss Maiusss terms "A.
[ dress Postmaster, Zenith Wash -g7.as
J
4 FIVE ACRES Good level land. Few min.
uteH Waik from Everett tutarurban
4 easily cleared, fine location, $500
! ROBERT MALTHY.
bl8shf0-a4i Alaska Building
-gh.ga
/ FiVE AND TEN ACRE TnACTa
! have % and ie-acre tracts handy
o. the city. ranging from $500 o. 81 800,
/ ana on easy terms
q q CHERRY.
/ aoi Sullivan Block
Tel Main a4gA 7a. 40
-Four 40a Of Land FOR sale. 10 miles
/ from Seattle Alder bottom SO nor
acre =. conroy. 1885 = esth East
| AfAV ~-20. b
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Classification cannot be CIV
en- after A. o'clock daily.
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ron RHN1-rooMs.

-. !, - -. -. ..,.,,,.,..g, -,
rvUu. with hlU0sa Private family
wIYAg distance Reasonable Main
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I.oat--t.aay'a gold waseh. Handay Iuiy
n Madison car or White city. Reward
tAi No Ind 1893 sa
Bridgeton pioneer., 1908-09-03
Learning From Australasia.

The visit Of our feet to the British
colonies in Australasia has served to
direct he attention Of Americans to
progress made in those parts Of the
British empire in the solution Of many
political and social questions. Study
Of conditions in New Zealand and Aus
tralia shows that these countries have
done many things in way worthy of
emulation by the people Of the United
States. Exceptionally high standards
OF public service have been attained.
and many problems which present
very puzzling aspects in our own coun-
try seem In at least fair way Of so
luton in one or both Of these colonies
Hitherto it has been hard for Ameri-
cans to admit that they had anything
to learn from other communities. They
are growing out of that attitude. and
this fact is one Of those which may
well make Us feel optimistic as to our
future as nation.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1908-09-03

Rear Admiral Evans has q very high
opinion Of the fighting capacity of the
Japanese people. 'They fight intelli-
gently" he declares, "and die without
fear In their hearts," But he sees ne
cause of quarrel between the United
States and Japan. In an interviewrs-
Gently he said:
Why. the people Of Japan have tos
much common sense to go to war WITT
us, and we have too much foreearence to
force them into a fight Despite what
some lurid newspapers say and despite
the harm they do, there won't be any
war between Japan and ourselvernot for
the present anyhow.
Probably no other nation, IL sse
world Is In greater need thaQfSapau
Of peace. rest and 4sfis- eapoffunity Q.
recnperauon. Hep hasional debt is oct
Of all proportlens: 70 the natural re
sources upon which she must depeni
to push her way forward as world
power. ~
Bridgeton pioneer., 1908-09-03
The Wireless Telephone.

In the last few years several In
ventors have claimed to have discov-
cred practical method of using the
ether vibrations which Marconi en-
ploys in wireless telegraphy In wire
less telephony. A good while ago
Professor Pupin worked out scheme
Of treating a submarine cable so that
It might be used as telephone, but
nothing further came of It. Now an
inventor has actually proposed to In
stall apparatus which VIII make it
possible to talk across the Atlantic
One of the reasons why Pupin's
become operative was because those
who purchased his patents made up
their minds that the venture would
not prove to be profitable. The in
ventor of the new system Of wireless
telephony declares that the apparatus
required to put his scheme into opera
ton would be comparatively inexpen-
sive Still. he is not especially enthu-
siastic over the commercial success of
the undertaking 1t is not at all Ger,
tain that there exists a strong desire
to converse at the distance Of 5000
miles.
One of the chief objections against
wireless telegraphy is that messages
intended for one person are quite east
" intercepted by another. 1t has hap
pened somewhat too frequently that
messages sent from Marconi's station
In Nova Scotia have been heard by
persons who were residents Of France.
although they were intended solely for
residents Of Great Britain. This is the
one thing which has interfered cruelty
with the advance Of the wireless tele-
graph as a commercial proposition
Unfortunately wireless telephony is
subject to similar limitation.
So fragrant have the abuses connect
ed with the intercepting Of wireless
messages become that 1t has been
found necessary to formulate interna-
tional rules to govern the matter. In
time of war it would not he at all
agreeable for the comnaDCer of
feet to be uncertain as to whether the
home authorities were the Only one
In possession of the secrets tra lsmit-
ted by wireless. He would fs-s.l quite
as uncomforta BILE over the possibility
that he was pouring his naval conf
dences into the receptive ear OF the
enemy.
OF course these faults, which still
delay the perfect success of a great
discovery, viii be remedied in time
only it Is annoying that the cure does
not make greater haste to suggest
itself.