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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-20

You know the men, the brand is no stranger-4 ats. Paul Jones, 4 Star, prepaid, $4.50. Campbell Burton Co.,, Box 358, Memphis, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-20
Senator Bryan No Better.

Washington March 19.-It was stated by his physician tonight that the condi- ton of Senator w. J. Bryan of Florida, who is at the Providence hospital stricken with typhoid fever, is unchanged. He continues seriously i'll.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-20
Child Left on Train.

Mobile, March 19-A week-old boy was found on Mobile and Ohio passenger train between Meridian and Mobile to- day. It was last seen with a woman who disappeared. The child was sent to the Salvation Army.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-20
aft Is Indorsed.

Silver City. N. M.. March 19.-All coun- ties in the territory have elected dele gates to the republican territorial con vention which meets here next Saturday and have indorsed Secretary Taft for President.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-20

conservative work brought about condi- tions. financial and otherwise, that are unequalled by any city in the south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-20

Joseph S. Drlscoll, a well known farmer and citizen of Morgan county, died yes terday at his home near Getup after a lingering illness with stomach trouble. His widow and eight children survive him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-15
BOY IS OUT OF DANGER

George Coughlan, the 5-year-old
son Of $. Coughlan OF ottawa. who
was SO seriously injured Thursday
by being thrown from the antomo-
bile OF Peter Jameson when Il col
lided with n newspaper cart at the
corner of Second ay. and Spring
st. was removed last night from
the Providence hospital to MIR
JRmeison's residence, $50 18th av.
The boy was in n critical condi-
ton when taken TO the hospital. but
he soon rallied and he Is now said
20 be out OF danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-15
PUBLIC MARKET

Large cucumbers At 2 for s. 81,
mon trout al Toe H.. new -,
potatoes Al 20 lbs. for 25e ms...s
stew at Sc 10. grapes al
Tor lbc. blackberries at ~.
Tor 25c. Edam cheeaer al gsc ssss
string beans al &c IN. and sna,,
lamb At Sc and i0c H., are fur,hs.
specials which will be on a. !.
the public market tonight Rn,ss
steak az SC 10 IL Announced = .
special for Monday.
Nadishes 4 banenss re- q
iafslsgi GO a bunch.
Turnips. tanehes ter A.
Celery Stalk ~ te IL
Cabbage l-f4c per ~
HutntAEas tAc 10
hesfH : bpnfhas e
Head lettuce. fH r.
fssmpns 2e-1sc - a.
Fsnff apples. ftfs.fft hsx
New appiss. dozen. kfk
fInesppiss 40 see So
Oranges. 1t-t1c dea
PiowsrH Carnations. stf ~ 6ex
Washington creamery A4an. H.
ig~@ creamery. ibs tsei f..ss ssssss'
5tc %
Local ranch eggs Sc dsr
Potatoes. nea ] = c-i = p~ 4
Onions. banebsas Sc. bsiAst se61>a
~ ita Ter xte
Carrots Z punches Tor Sc
Summer squash. tc 70. yelios ses.s
g. NJ
Mutton chops. Halle n q
steaks ito ~ portsrhosse. if-it< 4.
sirioiu i1-ttc N ruund steak ft7.,
a. shoulder STEAK 4 1ia ft2 A@.s..
81 b. roasts, t-7e 10 eeiiinx hssf ~
10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-15
REAR ADMIRAL
COCSWELL DEAD

10y United Press.
MILWAUKEE,. Aug. IS. Rear
Admiral James Kelsey Coggweil. u.
= ~ retired. IN dead At Jackson.
Vile. Fla. A telegram received
from y y Match. a broiheriniaw
OF cogswcll. by Lieut. Gen Mac.
Arthur. y. 3. A.. announced the
death OF the distinguished naval
officer and requested that Gen.
Macarthur make arrangements for
the burial IN Milwaukee
Admiral Cogswoll rs survived by
his wife. son and daughter. The
latter IN supposed 10 be With the
mother. while the son In al sea with
the Atlantic fleet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-15
JOCKEY RULED OFF
FOR LIFE


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. i5.--Dan.
iel Hoffman. an amateur driver.
was RULED off the turf for life yes
terday at the Oakland track BY the
judges officiating al the meeting
% the Alameda county fair. The
Alfonso Of Hoffman was the pulling
up Of Mary X. almost directly I'M
der the judges stand. where she
was winning from Toppy. and al
lowing the latter 10 take the heat
and race. The action Of Hoffman
was observed by all the spectators.
and many Of them surrounded the
stand. causing a demonstration.
Hoffman hurried off the track when
he heard the outburEt of disap-
provEi. and the officials we're
prompt Ia ruling him off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-15
PRICES PAID Il
PRODUCERS

In. following purcnnss pratn -
Quoted en- WsstsrE Az fhia sf.4frIss.
Pprt.TH r--old hens. nse r<lxff a
per pouna dressed. lie per p3s-1' f--r
chickens. live. if-1ec per pount <ssnul
nc Per pound bfoiiers ste p<f Yss1<
n4uahs ttft per duxen daEu sr~1sF
Ice per pound pigeons f7 ~ 111eA
BUTT fsIs--I.oeAl ranch. lie ~ ,s$el
pound
EguE--fsocni ranch. ss-3 tr
MEATS. i've seiGhi--cnss ~ n
pound steers a. per pound k41n
weihern exc per pound: e~ef f4fm
pound HOGS lac per pelra -
te pr pesnd Balls asa essn ~ n
poand
-Dresssd--vszi larrt ~
per peund Tnedium. is-ii ar ~ ~
The foliowinE ara tpcxa xss1S1m
made on Wesiern az this mHfxl5~
FRUIT Kaapbefries. tn fHxH4
len har. f1c-fi; blaekbsrrl= H-f.8
local Erasenaiein apples. Ills: -
t,raa ford peaches. 81
VIC TAnt.Ee-cahnsae f4-i<< -
pound. lettuce. Zoe per tfxtt' t<s1 -
fnre gk.tec don rhuhGt ! pa6A
green anions te-a3e peg sssfA n<N =
fAfosa fet-1t per tea fpI8atA. ~ -
eauiiflower. o. dos<n. tesi1 NN-H4
aark cucanbern st-kte 1r<ta. 4'<1
81 sack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-15

Thomas Nsrnon Emmett q Scaepes
"a and Mariaa = Wiisan. -. seattle
J ~ o. ncauoKhue. - eha te.s'
pssft Moore aa Nefth Yakima. Wash
Harr3 " Bowis., a. ard Cora Anaf
al apekaNr Wash
Charles Mes'iufr. 10. seattle, mua NaHA
aide FaffF a rhtcAac. 49,
Frederick s Phelps 81. and hsssis
u tHafd. So. Seattle
usear authav. .5 and Florence Nisae,
u lesh Pike ~
~ seattle
usrhsrt ward legal ass. George.
team. and Eleanor Sehosusman. LEGAL
Narsin IA rritss -. AID Pearl Coca.
Is Seattle
William ~ Mercer a.. and Anna
NAuhns taraNenNafth. Wash
peter kleeuAn. -. and kate hettisf.
n seattle
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FREED FROM CHARGE OF
KILLING HIS RIVAL

10Y OHIfeu FFoNtsI
ROANOKE. Va. Aug. i5.-The
NTH trial at Floyd court house of
John Richards. the Floyd county
school teacher. charged with the
murder OF his rival In love. Marice
X. Francis. Of Roanoke. ended In
acQulttal. Immediately following
the third trial. Richards father.
mother and eldest brother died OF
pneumonia within period OF a
week as the result OF exposure In
attending the trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-15
HEIRESS n
new ROLE
10y United Press,

PlTTsbUhG, Pa. Ang. u
olaring that she does NJ,
Moses Phillips guilty OF s.,.1s
her brotherin law. Miss Pre n,.'sN
go. me boireas Of New w.
chicago, " expected 10 less y.s -
today iop New York 70 detea1 |, =.
llpa for his alleged frn,d.,a q
ton IN q gambling game
" charged that PhlilIp.
died Melville Morley H. ~
Woman's relative o,r .esAI
while the two we're eness.s ~
poker game The lotimsssaa = /
made that Miss Bosch bsa a'.on sa|
.,ss ,,., wi,n me money. and ~, IN n
VA Itiilips design 70 defrss ~ I
through her brotherinInw ~ AH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-15
JAPAN'S NEW NAVY
is POSTPONED

w
TOXIC, Aug i5-Ae the result
81 a secret conference between the
new cabinet. the premier and mia'
listers Of war and navy. u was an
nounccd today that Il has been de
oided 10 postpone the expenditure
Of $50 .00O. 900 on the new army and
navy from next year until 1911.
This move ~ in line with the eco.
nomical policy ~ the new cabinet
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume rcaponsi.
hility for errors of any kind
occurring In tcicphonod adver
tisemcnts.
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TO BANQUET PARKER

10y United Prees.l
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. l5.--Lo.
cal bourhons are awaiting the re-
turn from Yosemite tonight OF
Judge Alton u, Parker, democratic
Phelan will be the speakers at the
1904. Parker will be the principal
speaker at a mass meeting tonight
and the guest OF honor at banquet
/ The mass meeting is 20 be held In
Walton's pavilion. and viii be fol-
lowed by a banquet az the St Fran
els hotel. Judge Parker. Delaney
Nicoll. Mayor Taylor and James ID.
banquet
offonse of Hoffman was the pulling
V. Durote, the Filipino who was
arrested In Seattle a few days ago
on a charge OF clipping with the Is
year-old daughter OF A. X. Moe.
proprietor OF the Union hotel OF
Bellingham. was taken back TO Bell.
ingham last night by Deputy Sheriff
u. DeHayen of that place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-15
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

/ 90 not trust printed tire
/ tables In newspapers. Fef
/ time Of departure ard ARRIVAL
/ Of trains telephone kina street
/ station Information bnreau'
! sunset. Main 27ao, indepeno-
! snt ~.
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OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

The following are the overnight
entries AZ the Meadows for Monday Z,
First race gin fasbsnga selling
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ninrn Noric IS

Frink~Ts the wtfe % A " FfHnh.
4fki Yolnt August IL 500
nashify-To the wife 81 j RAshiff
eity. July - = son
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SITUATIONS WANTED

"situAtlons wanted adver
tlsements 25c for is words.
times. Additional space. be per
line.
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o. sss--itss sssh. Balance az tas a
as sa." siss. - ~ sisa ~ .srsss sl ~ :
rfessmsuis IN ara PAID lntsFesi On Dc.
fsFfef payasrts onfv siii ecsi Yea 70
ss.s.ss ls.. shsn tie sss sasn,h shs
asnt eWnsr says NEi.i rauna snnn.
hsFs i AZ eppsFtanity for q safe ana
THK REALTY loan . nANKfNo co
$50 Thlfd A. cor James
toFoand fieeft
aala ssst lad. teie
EVERYBODY KNOWS 1T NOW.
That the iagsest aFy deck IN the t =
whieh 10 oniY five hiaehs from ssvy
fsrd CITY. Where .s ass ssiilns isrEs
,eis q iss-.ss.w. q per -s.s New
FeuF r~ach. but take aaY boat fef the
nafr YARD. set or At shs Chsrlsstan
dcek We have the aniy water front
nasY y4Sd 90 ever with as tsdsy. Frs.
abstract perfect titls
nREMEhroN DEVELOPMENT co.
Owners.
iees.ie American bank nuIidins
Ills
Diis y! cl : s.i Sls.'
MAaNoLiA BLurr - Pleasant valley
Lets tesiso. cfTr WATER. err
LluHT Close 70 FoRr TsAwToN can
Li.EnMs.iis Asi and tis psr month TO
s, "A o9 2,, INVESTMENT AND HOME
kaai,ioR offis. corner aah sv. W and
Emerson
DAVID y EAaTMAN.
ace ceiman nidG -ss's-h
aoMETHfNo NEW rs SEATTLE
OF course always but here's the
latest free deed 10 event Of death NJ
feu de your family has nothing mere
% pay for Your lots In ursenuond Park
feeoad Addition. See Pays statesmen 81
end q Woodland Park caf line. sunday.
al day
r y. PAY COMPANY. IKE.
sea Mehlhern BidE
DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
have ~ to-f foot lots no further from
Pioneer square than Fremont which I
will sell for prices ranging from taso
20 $3.50 pei lot terms 80 cash balance
sic per month. rhis is inside preperty
al bed rock prices and terms
CHAhfEH p ADAMS.
ace Colman nlds n
oWNEH sAYs "HEIL 1T"
-Four room cottage on sen lot emily
half block from Walltusford car, bleeh :
from University. high and slightly Price
for few days only, 81 tte
MS LOSS YOUR GAIN.
G. u JENSEN.
tos ulnokisy Blech.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-15
DON'T FORGET
TOMORROW

DON'T FORGET
TOMORROW
To take Green Lake cars to our
Branch office Telephone
Denny station lad white its
North shore u Green Lake.
WE WILL SHOW You
,oriss-foot lots for $50. and splendid
acreage. with Food soil, fine view. level
surface and excellent water
JUST RTGHr ron PLATING.
tsso PER ACRE. on TERMS.
HE ORR COMPANY. nc.
Tos to Tis Alaska Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-15

West willam West. 70. August tt.
ia this city
oscannsIi- Mas Mary Y o'Connsn -.
August ta tn tails city.
fllanke Theresa uianke Aexust :. ~
81 tsoals Ne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-15

LIVE 4 LITTfsE ron TOMORROW
Put 80 a month In a lot In Greenw oed
Park Second Addition. Some DAY you
VII he Elad that You did SEQ Fay
saiesmen At end Of Woodland Park car
line sunday. all day
r. p. FAY COMPANY, INC
500 Nehihorn Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-15

DON'T FonaEr
TOMORROW

roMoHHow
TO take ursen Lake ears 70 oar
branch ofnes ~ Telephone
Denny station Ind whits i'p.
North shore ~ arssn Lake,
wa WILL snow You
losiss.foot lots Tor SOC. aud splendid
acreage. With good soil fine Wow. lsysi
surface and excellent weGs.
JUST RIanT ron PLATING.
siso rnn AcnE. OK Tnnaa
" y oHH COMPANY ne.
7eg 90 as Aiaska Building
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"AELP WANTED"
AND ALL CLASSIFIED ADS

AM RIA S1NoSfF
One cent a word-Min'mum
charge isc. when eharged TO
account actual number Of lines
as set will be counted. Seven
Insertions made FOR the price
81 six whom canh Is paid. All
cap lines. or fraction thereof
will be counted as two lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-15

MuntcAL
Washington College ~ Music
Arcade huiidinM t'hpne Main iToa
Piano. Niuiiu, Natae. orchestral tnHtrus
msota dramatic art
Glasses 10 aiHht singing harmony,
Nrrman. chorus and orchestra practice
chilafena class saturday afternoons.
-Hitsrul
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Own Your Home

There ia no excuse for a man not q
own home when We offer f.room new
house West Seattle for tsoo You cas-
what you can pay down.
UtFFOHn
fas Globe nldE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-15
On New Boulevard

Double corner. 40 feet frontage on
new boulevard on woodland Park
Heights. y block from West woodland
Park car lins one % the choicest buys
IN the city to-day. Resaonahie terms
This property l. away under priced for
quick action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-15
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,

pNyTFRwoaTH q SONS Professional
pSrs~tarr ard Licensed EanhMisnarm 1874
list spp Maors Thestre uath phones "a
Bleitn Undertaking CO SIC ENiBa
o. rrsmanf Softh t41 Gfsaa as
QnRrIaa AnTlEFA
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CRY REAL EsTATE.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Classification cannot DO CIV
en- after l.. O'Clock daily.
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BALLARD AGENCY-P, IL.
Mullen. 64Oa ballard av. opp.
City Hall. Phone, ballard Soo.
MAIN OFFICE Seventh av..
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1850: Ind. al.
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nrrwEEN HFArrGE AND TACO.
IA TWENTY ACRES. All Level aped
saii partially improved. nsw t-roeJp
house o. zee
HunEHT AALrnr
alBsFEessgi Alaska Haiiains
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STOCK MARKET FuRNishEDn
s. c. OSBORN Z co.
New York. AuK y
sTocss

a-ss=aasaHslaa--a---aas-aa--' -
CHICAGO GRAIN MARktl:
Chicago. AUG y
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BANK cLEARIros.

eeattle
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Orchard Lots
For Sale

Restaurant. ~ swnsr seats ~ reed
location. iew rent tts Fire, se.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-12

ated by the drainage canal trustees
was so badly crippled that It cannot
be repaired until night.
The storm flooded the entire city,
flling cellars, destroying electrical
feed cables and shutting OF light aud
power. Lightning struck in several
places. Down town, the cellars were
hooded with several inches OF water,
the sewers being INADEQUATE to car
ry on the water. a city drainage
pipe gave way near the Auditorium
Annex. allowing a stream Of water to
rush into the ONCE. The breaking
Of skyllght allowed the water to
enter the cafes and lobBfes on the
ground floor. and the guests were
.hrown into confusion.
The storm ragged for over two
hours. All the city lights from
River street to Twelfth street south
we're put out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-12
FIGHT AGAINST DEATH ON (
DESERT WHEN AUTO FAILS

progress the couple reached the Car
den stage staten, arriving there eN'
hausted. They took q brief rest and
then startea -ou; hpping 10 make Wiis
Rose station, but ten miles north OF
Bailarat the automobile broke down
completely, and they we're ieft strand
eds zithout wstersor provisions IN the
rnidst Of ahe desert wilderness.
They determined 10 walk TO wild
Rose. SO overc6me-were they by the
terrific heat that they could go but
a few steps at a time. Finally Bra
lev became utterly exhausted, and
could only crawl on his hands and
knees. Then he collapsed.
Miss Davis staggered onward and
after eight hours travel through the
nlvht arrived at the station at 4
O'Clock in the morning. Gasping a
message that Braley WAS dying on
the desert, she fell in q faint.
A relief party was sent out and
found the man unconscious. He was
brought into the camp and put un-
der a physicians care. His recovery
is considered doubtful.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-12
ENGLISH KING
IN AUSTRIA

trchi. Au-trln. Aug. t2.--Klpg' I'D
ward OF England entered this city to-
day through lines OF beautiful wo-
men. strewIng flowers In his path,
Emperor Franz Josef greeted the
King az the railroad station.
II Is known that the KIng and EN-
peror discussed tho conditions IN
Turkey. which are considered ex-
ceedIngly serious by both monarrhs.
No public statemenr was made re-
garding the conference, but there Is
no doubt that the sultan's recent
movements was the subject OF their
animated conversation.
The royal visitor was the guest Of
The emperor NJ luncheon at the Inn
perial villa. They then took Ions
drive, Th'l evening a choru', com.
nosed % 6OoO men, eerenaded the
King while he was dining with tife
Emperor.
Edward was welcomed with great
enthusiasm by the people Of lsehl
who cheered him loudly whenever h'
appeared on the street,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-12
WOULD PRoTBCT
NEVADA BANK DEPOsITOIrs

Reno. New. Aug. i2.-GoyernUr
Dickerson Is today preparing new
banking law, which he viii ask the
next state Legislature 90 pass. 20 pro,
teet depositors IN every bank In the
state.
Following the recent failure OF tns
Bank OF Austin. the attorney-geagrhl
of the state rendered an opinion that
the state could not intervene In zee
nanagement of the private banks,
Even the state bank examiner caunot
examine the books OF private banks,
says the attoFney-general,
GoVsrpaF DiSkerson Is sxamfnins
the banking laws OF Oklahoma. With
a view TO patternlng his new laws at
ter them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-12

San Bernardino, Cal, Aug. H.
harry HBraiey. assistant superintend-
int of the Skidoo Mines Company,
les. in a critical condltiq today az
skidoo, and Miss I.ottie Davis, post
distress az the camp, whose heroic
fortitude pfoDhbiy saved hls iife. 10
in a state of collapse as a result OF
their terrible hVe-dayg experience on
The de -ert In 4 bro'sen automoslf.
p-aAiev vas taking his companys
machine through 40 The pnlne from
Loa Angeles. and Miss Davis, who
was also returning TO the camp,
Joined him. They went into Death
Valley by way Of Moiaya, and at
tempted 10 make dash across the
burning waste that separates the lat
ter place from the locality Of the
mine.
Under ordinary circumstances the
trip should have required no more
than eight hours The road was
fearfnlly rough tn places, however,
and frequently threw the machine
out Of gear. After 40 hours OF slow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-12
NEARLY
KILLS SELF
AND BABE

T, St Louis. Mo-. Aug. 12.-kftcr
undergoing n 0aesarian operatiun TO
deliver her FIRST child. which she rem
dered necessary by shooting hersel'
I'm the abdomen with suicidal Intent,
Mrs. Anna Horvath. aged "a. 10 to-
day reported by the hospitn SUR
geons 10 be doing well.
Mrs Horvarth and her husband
had their first quarrel last night. ane
Il resulted I'm the tragedy that came
near killing mother and child.
The young wife was rushed to h
hospital. and the operation performed
at once. The bullet had Just missed
the head OF the unborn child
The case Is considered one Of the
most remarkable on record.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-12
HONOLULU FACES
WAFER FAMINE
rsYEhYs

Honolulu. Aug. 12,--fionolulu Il
facing water famine. Since early
IN March there has been no rainfall
IN the mountain valleys. from which
the city's water supply is obtained,
and the municipal reservoirs are
practically empty The department
offpublIc works has Issued an order
prohibiting street and lawn Sprink-
ling. and the board OF health warns
all residents 10 boil water for drink
Ing purposes Tho main supply OF
the city Il now being pumped from
arteslan wells. and II Is not known
how long these can DO depended mp.
on.
Construction work on the big
Nuuan reservoir has been dlscon-
tlnued. because there Is no water for
sluicing A large leak has also beer
discovered In the Makikl reservoir,
making the situation doubly serious.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-12
GIVE SKIN
TO SAVE
COMRADE

San Rafael, Cal. Aug. i2.--Rai'-
road surgeons attending Phillip Red
mond, young fireman. who was ter
rlbly burned In wreck at Navajo
July 3. today announced that the
young man has chance To recover
from his burns because of the heroic
sacrifice OF two dozen railroad men,
who yesterday gave pieces OF skin 10
save their comrades life
Redmond was burned about the
face and limbs. The right arm AMI
both legs we're scaded by steam that
would not heal. aud Redmond was
about TO die. after hard struggle
With death
], J, Hyde. his uncle. called for
volunteers to lend him some skin,
and two dozen railroad men appeared
for the operation, They stood tha
operation OF taking skin from their
backs without murmur
Miss Mary Redmond, niece OF the
slek man, appeared as yolunteeF
bat the surgeons refused TO allow
her TO undergo the operation
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-12
EAGLES oPTosE
STATE AERTEs

Seattle. wash, Aug. 12.--one OF
the most important questions thrr
viii come before the tenth annual
convention OF the Eagles. IN session
here. Is the proposition to organize
state aerles. Judging from present
the matter may STARE a
lively wrangle, as Il IA not UNLIKELY
the convention will be divided ON She
question.
A committee consisting OF Frank
Brew, San Francisco; W Il, Brown,
Duluth. and J. A. T,dhili, 0maha,
has had the subject under discussion.
and viii report lts decision To the
convention. President 0sn ana
Grand Treasurer Herring were clos
eted with the comnH,tee until tate
hour last night, but their views ON
'he matter were not generally known
II was reported today that many OF
the officers OF the grand aerie are
against the movement To organize
% rerios. The delegations from
N~'-"~ "-'''"-"'a. IadlRna. Pennsyl-
wanda and Maryhsa4 have adopted re,
ofutions. declaring their opposition
TO the proposition. Should the Ques-
ton be killed At this convention. n
Is not likely, the delegates say. thai
Il will ever be revived.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-12
ALICE THAw GIFTS
ABSOLUTE DIVORCE

London, Aug. l2.--Justice Ever to-
day made absolute the divorce decree
sran,ed Alice Thaw, sister OF Harry
X. rhaw, from the Earl OF Yarmouth,
This decisive action cuts OF any furth
er negotiations between the earl and
the rhaw family, aud the countess Is
free from her matrimonial alliance.
rhe rHling was a disappointment to
the earl who, Il Is said fully ex-
pected 20 obtain some of the wealth
OF the Pittsburg family.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-12
syoRM sxors TRAFFIC. sys
+ ~ ON CHICi0O RlyRI.

Chicago, Aus is. NO boats havc
been able 10 enter or leave the Chi
esRb river shis moFnlng on account
OF sAs eFipplIag Of the elssrie power
that operates the hTidgss, BY ter
rine electric storm that swept this
city and vicinity last nisht. The. en-.
tire lighting aud power plant Nlser.