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nno $3.50.
meihe> Remoen nit aneendhten ooer
belonoeren 1lanidetten, SOC, 500 uno
l5O.
Seidlte llnterflpoer 25 uno 80 Gents.
Seid1te Union unterfleioer 800, l.5o
uno $500.
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5hone 5trohhnte bon 25c bis $500.
meid1e, 'leid1te, belle 5trohhute 500,
l5o, 200.
5h6ne 5ocfen 10, Is uno 25 Gents.
Seidte Rolen $3.50, 200, $50 uno bis
5u $500.
Dolt Jhr einen 2lusfuo MAIDEN?
1Dtr haben Rleioerldad,teln bon slOo
bis $500.
Qra9t Senbauiers Kleioer uno
~Jbr tra9t oie beitenl
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-26
SEEKS NOMINATION.
FOR LEGISLATURE
Attorney II. 4. Foster Is Can
didate for Representative
From ~ District.

Attorney u = Foster ia a can.
didate for representative from the
47th district
Mr.. Foster who f. a resident Of
tho Third ward and resides al 325
18th ay, came 10 this state from
Ohio eight years ago. md has been
actively engaged IA tho practice of
Law since coming here
Mr. Foster was educated 40 the
Ohio university. and has been IN
the active practice of law for more
than z years ig d substantial tax.
payer and heartily ~ sympathy
wlth the principles ~ the fepub-
lican party. and II nominated and
elected promises 20 give the same
attention 20 the duties Of the office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-26
BISHOP BASHF0RD
TO MAKE ADDRESS

Bishop ]. VI. nAshford Who Is
spending a few days in Seattle.
viii sail 90 the Minnesota Sunday
fog China. 90 resume charge of his
great diocese
BE IL announced 20 address tho
people of Port Orchard Thursday
evening. the United Mefhodiam %
Seattle az Queen Anne N = church,
1910 9Th ave West. Friday August
rs AZ y m. and 10 have q recep.
ilun AZ the residence Of T =.
E4ppY 1919 James street Saturday
from 90 =. M, % this week
President a. u. Lowry. y. D. L.
In. of the University Of Fekin.
also sails on the Minnesota. He
Il accompanied by Mrs lowry and
their daughter and Miss Young Dr.
Lowry has spent 20 years 10 China,
Il noted educator aud ar accom-.
pllahed scholar
The missionaries are making
their headquarters a. the Washing.
t0a Annex
sasss#sesfaaa
EfnffN hand laaMN ara the beat
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PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

TAs faffawtmg E@Frwass pff1@H wefs
auafsH nm western ~ Rhis uoFHank
POULTRY 4-r8ts MaNe AF. weight 1&r
PEI pnuna dressed. iar peF Foan1 spftoa
nhtUAsnH. iltN. ie-sEe per EnMHe dressed
fsH erf EHuHN tFasseFH s&e ger pound
eQmats tgta pr Huxent aueNFi Npfin&
~ PET F@aH8 fs8~ess. 81 per aazAm
mnTT EMe4 flnENi gAushs &ke ger NouN0
FeMaa
EuGN Isacai fAneh ZEE
MEATR Wwe wstNhf Cess las Per
gssunH steers "a per paNNa Mutton.
pound lgnks fac PET Enana Esaash.
l. per gaund Balls and exsn. sMe per
.auMh
MgA rs s8FssksH-#NsAi large &esAe
pet pauma useasam. fNeif = G pst peaad
The fuiiuatur ars aeeht slnfAtiams
naae On v sstsrm AZ isis fnnruinE
FHt1r-- Has1psffles. fs-1sts cherries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-26

ae.1t bax fse-f1 1s. tlaeatenm III
FrRWrmste4n ApNaeN a. xf=tsf szff
grmm ford peNchsA ss.stx fkaslxf gakH
n a. p So tomatoes tse 81 psana ~
see
VEGETABLES CzhaARe fAsf4x y
pa4na head lettafe q ttc asfks H.
barb Sc per pean1 Aresn entsM II
peg GnHsA nNw 500 atVte t1R-fs WM
spinach k6t AoN emnl.fspwer. u Mm
feets f41eE sack eueambsrA NA
9aasns cAFresa Ct aazk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-26

"a prof atstans Nsu MefnN& panes
- la Gunrankeef Private t.ea
4TA sees Lessons every aaY and
49, e4anfnz DNncSnG 4haFsssafA &ffs
~ assn Ladies free it0 AAd
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume respohei
bility for errors OF any KIND
occurring IN teiepnonod adFer
ueemonta.
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NO QUESTION as
TO THE RESULT

on first choice that / am ges,.
win this fight "~'us Z
Higgins and Cornell
x s Terhune was ehagvm.. !.
The meeting and Introduced Ies s !
Higgins az the first speaker !.
Higgins u = forceful spesks, NJ
held the close attention a Nj ~ ~
fence for fifteen minutes ~
claimed that from every ssssd,.s. ~
MI CoaRrove was the loeIess 80, ~.
didate d the republican nayyv y.
governor 10 November
Henry Watson Cornell m.a.
powerful appeal lie pointed q.
that the direct primary iaw ~. ~
Into effect Ia order shst surs 80. ~
as Mr Coggrove could b. sleesa 4 i
office In thla state and appeala9 i
voters 70 yiudicase he snIrft N ~
law b. giving thssr nm ehoi1a
votes on Sepfsmber - sssh.h !
the man from Pumssuy. a. a.
one in the race VINO sax sas1,s1y
free from ring rule aha iaessosa
Last nights meeting m lzsselv
even the Officers a Il.
club being agreeahly sarpfzea 4
the success that greeted fe.r fri
efforts
Meetings Tonight
Two meetings will be hsl5 -
night. one az paysee's hail, Iasoss
and one at phalen'A hall. Colausla
At the former meeting ]. VI grsk
and ~ r Gose will speak. ID ssH
ton 20 Mr. CosEroye. Mr.. 61ss 1
from Pomeroy. Mr. Cosgnsss
home. and will tell what ksns "a
man the candidate Is from q rslrs
boris standpoint Messre. Cofsss
and Higgins win be The osAr
speakers AZ the Columbia mesfsx
Tomorrow night MIR cnagrurs vi
address a meeting In Bfemers1a 4
which Mr. Higgins and Mr. Corxa
will also speak
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aaELP WANTED"
AND ALL CLASSIFIED AUS

one cent q word-Mlnimum
charge ise. When eherged 20
account actual number 81 hnes
"a set will be counted. seven
Insertions made for the price
Of ak whom cauh Is paid ~
cap. lines. or fraction thereof
viii be counted as two hnes'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-26
PUBLIC MARKET

Freestone peaches at es cesss
box. blackbeTFles at si.ls . uaA
aud s cents a boz. calves llFr i
~ cents dish, starEeoh Il i
cents a pound. dried onI0as Il ]
pounds for 10 cents. lemons q y
cents a dozen. large cantsionpss =
8 cents each, small cauiaioupes q
2 for s cents. large psneapplss =
% to 40 cents each. fruit lars 4
10 cents a dozen. local tomatoes 7
5 cents q pound. Tom cod u !
pounds for Is cents. and GrsEsE
stein apples at 9 pounds fsr 7
cents are the specials which vi
be on sale al The public mAfsa
tomorrow.
Rnatuhes. bunrnes fer Sc
Parsley. Sc = hnnch
TaFn1ps J Nunkhss fof "a
Csier8 busch. slice
Cabbage. 1e-&r peF IT,
RstntaesN fsc 70.
Bssis bunrhes e
Head lettuce feg Sc
Lemons 4t-Hnc per doH
FAnea mppfes 81 tE-ATS eex
Nav apples. AoHen. ie-asc
Ffmtnppie# 8 acc each
0FAnEes se-&oe feA
Grape fruit laExe. : fer 4Ae
Peaches. thu-ti "a per oos-
Elufna zasaee per tssk<t
pruues gt- 8ec PER BASKET
WatermNfens. &c per -
Canteiaupes, ae-TAe each.
Flowers Carnations. zee pr 80
WANhlngtau creamery haakaf. "
Iowa creamery, Z lha tte fanea s-sF'
aFc ~
Local ranch eggs ase Sea
Potatoes, neW - c-fAc psf "
Onions hunehaH. &c. beilins 'A''1A
10 It's for use
Carrots punches for 81
Summer squash. &C IL. yshes asaA'~
Sc ih -
Mutton chops tgN-ito M n
steaks aaM.tSc TO-, peFisrheatA II,
lh Hirioim. ta-1tc a. round slfAs -
~ shoulder steak lts Is 80
s. ih reabfs. t-7c 10, collins essA =
10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-26
OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

The following are tho overnight
entries ut The Meadows Thursday;
First race Six furlongH. selling
filliaa aaa mares. s.yearoldB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-26
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

4 Do not trust printed slf'e
4 tables in newspapers. to-
4 time Of departure ard arf'SA
= Of trains telephone ktne Sfee'
= station Information bufeAu'
4 sunset, Main sT4o, lndepeno'
= ent III.
: =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-26

Property damaged oftentlmeH
by inferior paints and oils The
Federal Paint and Wall Paper
Co. have the right goods at the
right prices,
tstA fret Az. Arcade Annex,
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FUNERAL pIRgcToRs.

--~-e-----s :
BITTER WORTH 4 SONS Professional
fyfr~esors aad Licensed hfnnAlmef@s t&st
let. epp MeeFe Theatre h@tA FA@hsN 80
pIe4tn undsrtaklnx Go els Nmsn&
Al Fr~mouk ~asfh aEt usssa f&k
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Home Snaps

f8ee cash s@d menthfF Payments 20
sala rest YneaNsr. aaEs ruNtn aAd bass
a4Unt hhfaN s4NH Il AlohA - tut 4NNsRH.
fnn aaam ~ Wmsh4nRtaa AMatathFd ant
ssfeitf ana iekssi AsAF MaHAHua - sNa
Hew &tth a. H4f Nnes S@mtfns nos fHf
ttf sef mwHgh Prizes eulF tsstta iss
e&atEe fefWef. ehalsN sfsM lef faF fttA
4GtA cash ard AtH PSF snHNth DEPT
~ WN@K co..
&es tsHHssF nia9
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as,ruAr,oNs WANTED"

situations Wanted adFos
tisemeuta zoe for IL words,
times. Additional space, 90 po'
line.
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A Genuine Snap

uNM mafAtH9 Htstnnee HstA Ham*f he
snta shse SEES uWae a#taE a8kF
fEa Btks es lea fstf 4t II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-26

BALLARD AGENCN--P. ~
Mullen. 6Ao9 Ballard sva opp
City Hall. Phone. ballard 'Ve'
MAIN OF FlCE seventh aF-
between Union aud UNIVERSITY
Phones. Main 1859. Ind. al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-26

$. q cosgroye. candidate Tor the
republican nomination for governor.
made a short speech AZ Madrona
hail. Gint az and r. jefferson st. q.
last night tie wae given q remark.
ably enthusiastic reception when
be entered the hall and when he
rose 10 speak Continuing. after
the above introduction. be referred
briefly 20 some ~ the features 81
bis record In the state and stated
that be stood for every plank In
the republican platform
Il want 20 be elected on first.
choice votes. he said IT has been
said % me that ! am making a cam.
pnigm for second choice votes This
Is not true. nor has Il ever been
true. I want 20 be nominated By
the whole state az its first choice,
and I arm confident I will b.. OF
course. | will not turn away any
second choice vote and viii be
grateful for al 81 them. bat u Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-26
Candidate Cosgrove Expresses
Confidence Of Success
in Primaries.

"For 10 years ! have been SPEAK.
Ing for the other fellow In this
state, and Until two weeks ago I
never made speech for myself
Ny opponents IN this race have q
different record; they never talked
for anyone but themselves. The
splendid organization under whose
auspices this meeting ls held has
told me TO spare ny bushes; that
Il will find plenty Of gentlemen
ready TO speak for me, ard such
ls the esHe throughout the whole
state. have wonderful army At
work for me and there 10 no auea.
ton as 20 the result"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-26
For a Few Days

lee ffstRi nsaf " oaagan8 pasa ftt8
fse6 sawn reiamse SIS 90 set n#Hth
8sae FaeHnHnt ~ car ta A4th sMN rats
H@f
NNETf a DRAKE
wafgh ts waite -
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Only $500 Cash
Cash So 600


Takes thiH fine new modern room cot.
taRe hath. tullet electric wiring. lauu-
dfN trays. level lot. STREET GHApUn.
CEMENT HtuEWA lkE iH EVERYTHING
paid. CLOSE 30 ear only 81 udn ki0a
cash. $40 per month Take Green Lake
car GO uur office nc Sou want this
better Dumu to-day
AHMfFhGE bros
'4feen Lake station. Phone Green OF
IT
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Classification cannot be gif
en- alter l. O'Clock daily.
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rNs funeral services % Caet4le kifset
N tsafne viii h~ held st fhe family fess
fencs. te4 Samth as Friday mefnles a.
fe9a
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uAE ACRE EMEE
- sac HeasF Aasasf s. fbe8 - enc
hsst iHlpfHF ~ tFaes 20 AmF star tH ksANF
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Halls hand loads are the best
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Address A E AWuHahAe Principal r.
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Lincoln Beach

xfsA ios tsHSas f~ss ftst &C. 80 ee
Ssh NstAneN as xef msantN
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IRRIGATED LANDS.
A Rare Opportunity

Fer Investors with amounts from tisa
g. fffoee, rams ta our office Ans give
us a. opportunity to convince rau that
80 ran secure faf YoH irrigated tauda "a
Hatls watrF and climate snmal 10 The heat
effhefa lands IN the state. and located
close 70 famous MeuafNbes valley At a
prize not 20 exceed $40 per acre Wa ulfl
taks you 20 the land. and Show you that
#e Wahe ~ miHfapressnfa flens
~ MnfLnn NM
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Il he IA
i hMly q
/ hn "a \
/ mmstand
| nelr dni
woman q
tie ofno
woman.
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Mend the-Torn Co.

Ar rights yssesse 8 81 Netie 4 SF@mia.
tns w wash and maHa tsdtea a#a
Kentfesasnts underwent Hns3ssfs fHtEtA
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spfeas fmtfm sfasnw etc tEts Nasl gas
lufmtim 81 phan~a iHa kAkAs AunHet
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
LISTEN TO MOTHER
. AND DODGE THE
DIVORCE: f! COURT
~ JUDGE MANDELL.
BACHELOR JURIsT DELIVERS
HOMllY TO GIRLS WHO CON-
TRACT fool MARRIAGES.
FIFTEEN SEEK DEGREES.

IF only girls would listen to their
mothers, who are wiser than they.
there would be fewer fool marriages,
and 1t Is fool marriages that make
business for the divorce courts
This sage reflection was uttered by
Judge Mandell as he gazed at the
crowded court room. Monday morn
Ing. Fifteen cases were up for hear
ing and he had just heard the story
OF Lottle Carrier who told how she
ran away with Stanley Carrier to be
Sandwich. They had lived together
but Is months. the marriage turning
out failure
I'VE went to Canada, because my
mother did not want me to get mar
ried." admitted Lottie.
She will get decree in 30 days.
Women were the complainants In
most of the cases heard Philip vii.
son was one male complainant, how.
ever. alleging cruelty, He said that
his wife. Laura. was trifle promis-
cuous in her affections. becoming in
fatuated with second cousin first.
and later with another man He Is a
cripple.
Fred Lee, OF BEDFORD, also objected
to the liking of his wife, Josephine,
for others. She had habit. he said.
OF being away for three days or a
week and the rumors that he got OF
her behavior were bad. She finally
left him last April
Ellen Bishop declared that her hus-
band VIM. II. Bishop, called himself
the "Ryerson wife-tamer" and did
plenty to deserve the name in the 10
months of their welded life. The
only money he ever gave her was IS
which he took away from her again
before she could rashly spend IL. She
declared that he had posted notices
after her departure calling for a
Young Housekeeper" to take care Of
his farm.
"A wife and child are nuisance"
was the philosophy OF Eugene Web
ster as his wife. Stella, remembered
it, She said that he failed to sup
port her and went away, after three
years of marriage, to find an easier
existence in San Francisco.
Ed j. Gauthier had an extremely
playful nature, according to the testi-
mony of his wife. Myrtle Gauthier.
She recalled occasions when he had
come home drunk and prescribed ex-
ercise for her by chasing her with
razor. This case was heard and sub
mitted.
John A. Henderson, who described
himself as having been advertising
manager of the Pan-American exposi
ton, said that his marital troubles
were due entirely too much to mother
in-law. He was married In 1898. and
his wife, Hattie. had brought her
mother and brother to live with him.
He did not fancy their company and
ordered them out. but was given the
merry giggle all around. So he told
Hattie to choose between husband
and mother--and she went back home
with mamma.
Mae Gray came into court on
cioss-bil In the suit filed by John
Gray She asserted that Johns posi-
ton was far from good as he had
failed to support her. had struck her
and called her names and had moved
the furniture away while she was
away on a visit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
BELIEVE T. r. PLANS
SHAKEUP IN NAVY

WASHINGTON. July 20.--The ac-
ton OF President Roosevelt in sum-
moning p score or more OF high
naval officials and department chiefs
for a conference Wednesday, reveals
that the biggest row OF many years
is brewing In the department. The
trouble involves many men In exalted
positions, and some sensational revela
tons are declared certain when the
president turns the spotlight upon the
situation AS result general
shake-up in the department is prophe-
sled, to reach from the very top OF
the list to the bottom
The trouble has its foundation In
the proposed building OF new battle
ships for the navy, and some OF the
higher officials are reported to be at
loggerheads over the proposition.
much bitterness having resulted
from disagreement over the details
OF construction
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
DIED.

RATHBoNE-on July 10. the infant
son OF John A. and Florence Cole
Rathbone.
scHIMANSKI-July IT, at residence,
aged Is years Y months 8 days. be-
loved son OF Ernstine Schimnnski and
brother OF August; Fred. Minnie.
Gustie. Bertha, Ida; and Clara
Schimanski Funeral from residence.
Monday afternoon, July 20. at 1880,
and from lions Ev. Lutheran church
at o'clock. standard. Burial at
Woodmere.
grandmother sea Lafayette-ave,:
Miss Elizabeth A. Saur. daughter or
Mrs Silas Osborne and granddaugh-
ter OF Elizabeth and the late Louis
Shur. Funeral from the residence or
her grandmother. Mrs. Saur s2S
Lafayette ave. Monday at 1880 p. IN.
Burial private.
sMITH-Julv II. 19os. Sarah f. lJones),
beloved wife OF VIM. smith Funeral
from residence, ESQ Twelfth St. Mon
day, July 20. at o'clock. Intermeht
at Woodmere.
SfELAFF--Julv rs. Edna. beloved
lam aged | year Funeral from resi-
dence. 800 Thirty irst-st. Tuesday.
1880 y. IN.
sAWYER-July Is. at residence. SO
Baltimore west, Sarah Il, wife
OF Sears III. Sawyer Funeral Tues
day, July 2ls at 1880 IA. IN. Burial
private.
STEWART-July II, 1908. at her late
residence, 539 Vermont-ave.. Mary Il
Stewart. widow OF the late Robert
stewart. aged sc years, Funeral
notice later.
SKI--Anthony. old settler Of CT
cote ave. died at his daughters res
idence. 1908 MaXwell-ave Funeral
Monday morning at ST. Francis
church at 3 o'clock.
WALTERS---July IS. Virginia A., be-
loved infant daughter or Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Walters Funeral
services at residence. $50 Harrison
ave. Monday morning at o'clock
Interment at Woodlawn.
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MAINTAINS SMOKE
NUISANCE; FINED $3s

Moses Weswasser, baker with a
place OF business at No. 277 Mont
calm-st. east, who has been In record
er's court several times recently
charged with maintaining a smoke
nuisance, was before Judge Phelan
again Monday. ON his previous ap-
,pearance Weswasser was ordered to
erect his smokestak above the sur
rounding houses. He failed to heed
the courts warning, so the neighbors
alleged. Judge Phelan fined him $35.
and told him that II the smokestack
were not 40 feet high next Monday.
he would be committed To the house
OF correction
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
RESCUE%TWELVE FROM
A BURNING LAUNCH

SAGINAW, Mich. July 2O.-(Spe-
cial. "A launch containing IL young
men from this city, was burned to the
waters edge, Sunday evening at a
point six miles from shore AT Bayport.
The blaze started from the explosion
OF the engine. All seized life-preserv-
ers and leaped into the water The
flames attracted cottagers on shore
and q launch was put off. After hard
ward. the endangered were rescued.
One lad went down for the third time
when rescued. II was only after hard
work that he was revived.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
DIRECTOIRE GOWN
IN COUNCIL CHAMBER

What's the use OF all the people
standing around in front of Siegers
and the other stores to rubber at the
Directoire gown models?" inquired a
citizen in the council chamber Mon
day morning. We have had fine
pictures OF that same garb right here
and nobody ever got excited over It."
He pointed to the big stained glass
window over the presidents chair
where is shown the zeal OF the city in
tinted glass. Sure enough. one OF the
female figures has q semi-Grecian cos
tune and q bore limb partially pro-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
BIRTHS

GIRLS.
Joseph Boike. 626 Medbury
Joseph Escherich. l144 Van Dyke.
Peter Engel, S2S Gratiot.
Joseph Hill. 100 Mandate
Fred Blanchard. 1879. Fort.
Frank Coaster, $50 Superior.
Hugh Dwyer, 367 High.
BOYS.
Joseph Karschina, s5S Dubois.
Frederick Andrews. so Marston.
Michael Nowak. 1896 Dubois.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
TWO BUSINESS MEN
IN BANKRUPTCY COURT

Fred b. Wilkinson. an electrical
contractor. has fled petition In
bankruptcy. Both his debts and as
sets run to small figures
Ben PTadem, a merchant OF Joppa.
Mich. has also filed bankruptcy petit
ton lie lists debts OF s1.245 and as
sets OF $1.l52. but the assets include
a large number OF accounts only more
OF less collectible.