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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-18

Mrs. Horner-What reason have
you for thinking Mrs. Hillow is
weak-minded?
Mrs. Caller--Why, she doesn't
even ask her husband to account
for every cent of his salary.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-18

why isn't the ossified man on
his platform
Hes had an accident"
"Serious?"
Some; he told the fat lady that
he loved her and she threw her
self on his bosom and it broke in
two"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-18

The beet sugar industry is grow
ing in this country. Sixteen of the
states have factories for the manu-
facture of the product, with total
of "a such plants in the United
States.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-18

Visitor-Why do you call that
prisoner a Jail pessimistg
Keeper-He is always looking
on the outside.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-18

When the Arctic explorer goes
a-lecturing he shouldn't be afraid of
a frost
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-18
BIG LUMBER FIRM
BRINGS So, 900, 600

VANCOUVER, B. c., Nov. IS
1t is reported here that G w. Stet-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-18

After inheriting a fortune a
crank gets to be merely eccentric.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

The following purchase price, wers
uBeted ah Western az this muruiuE
rOtLTN efd hens live weight
ia t.1e peT pound dressed. t1e per
pound spring ghlrheuH live tsc per
81 per pound aquahe res aesen
ducks arflra lNe itc per pound dress
"a. use pef pound pigeons 81 per dor-
nuTTER Local ranch 10 600 per
pound
nGus local raueh. as sec
MEATS. tive weight Cows 8hr per
pound steers 90 pef noHud. Mutton
wethera AAc per pound. ewes. $50 pef
pound HuEH f4c usf pound Lhmb
ta peg pound Balls aud oxen, sac per
pound
MEATS Dressed Veal large So %
per pound medium. te-12c per pound
The following are local quotations
mude ou Weston at Tails morning
FRUIT BLACK berries $3.50. Craven.
stein applies. &let. Bartlett pears Uses
CT 0o, Tomatoes. aeshdet plume ln-Gnct
applies 1sc ea prunea io-e5e, buckle.
VEGErAut Bs Cabbage fk-1Me per
pound head lettuce g6- soc daaon. rho.
barb. Pr Per pound green onions. 500
per doaHnf now potatoes, fi1-a1 PET
ton aplnaoh 75.ssc box eauiifowor 81
dozen hootH aAst,aa sack, cucumhers
10 soc doerni carrots 81 sntkt celery
20 SO doaeni string boaua. 2Ae per
pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
Contributions for Morrison
Relief Fund Coming
In Splendidly.

Tripping into The Star office tbia
morning came a little slip of a miss
about AZ high aud a. large az a
pint ~ elder and going Oh to the
city editor handed him "a little baby
envelope,
IN that envelope waB five.ccnt
piece and five little coppers
What's this for2" asked the city
editor.
"oh. that is my contribution for
tho Morrison boy" liaped the wee
little miss
The little miss was Dorothy Nor
rill and she seemed Just al ticklcd
when shf gave IN her money az q
real grownup And that 81 the way
The donations have been coming ln
for the benefit Of Russell Morrison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

BY MANIAC

WASHINGTON. Sept e. Re-
coming suddenly seixed wlth a
h0mlridnl mania Andres LiRhtfo0t.
"A patient 800 che government hos.
pliai faf che insane here today 1871
go two nefe0na Nith q steel cruWhaF
and escaped from the hospital lu
the confusion thaf followed bis
terrible deed The maniac Waa puf.
sued az a swamp. whittier BE had
FED bY e posse 81 guards from tine
institution and later shot IN the
leg and captured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
FRATS WILL STAND
BY THE PRESIDENT

The Greek letter frateFulties AZ
the state university wlii refuse %
60 into revolt against the social
rules laid down by President
Kane This was demonstrated last
night when the PM Delta Theta.
Beta Theta III. sigma Chi and siE
ma Alpha Epsilon fratsrnltiea voted
to uphold President Kane and 10
aena no delegates 90 the meeting
called for the purpose If discussing
the regulations promulgated BY the
president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
WEBSTERS STREET
PASSES AWAY

los ANGELES. sept q Hon.
Webster Street. President Sic
klHley appolutne ae Justice q the
supreme court Of Arizona. died here
yesterday. The funeral services
wili b. held tomorrow Justice
Street. who was 60 sears old suffered
form q nervous maiadY and had
been Ia critical condition since
last 4ulY He waa born IN Salem
ohio. iu 1886
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
WANT RACE TRACK
GAMBLING STOPPED

TACOMA. Sept 2z Washington
MethodiHta siil demand - The com
ing legislature inw prohibiting
race track gambling At fse Puget
Sound conference. resolution wns
adopted, declaring it 10 Do the
policy ~ the conference e. support
only such legislators a# wili vote
Tor such Il bili Tho biil viii De-
backed by the National Reform
Bureau. which stands also against
the liquor traffic, gambling and the
giguret evil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
SOCIETY LEADER IS
IN QUARANTINE

SAN FRANCISCO Sept ga
Word Waa received here today from
Manila thag Mrs inez shorb white
Back. formerly San Francisco ~.
ciety leader. Ii heing held Ia quaf
anfine on board the q s transport
sheridan az Manila and may not De-
able Ca communicate with her
friends for eome time A case 81
cholera Developed on she Transport
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
CRUISER NEARLY
TIPS OVER

NAVY YARD PUGET SOUND
Sept 12 Divers are today wufkiuK
au the hmii ~ ihe cruiser Colorado
"a ascertain ~ nnm pihtos placed
en her while iu fhe 0fTaoek are
Leaking Late yesterday afternoon
when an attempt waH made &C. float
the Colorado in the dock she listed
and nearly tipped over. serious
consequences Wrre narrowly avert
80 81 the OFFICERS who sc once or
desed the cruiser pulled aut into the
stream An She did uot right her.
aeif when iu deep water. "a la bee
llrked that plates aru leaking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

TNE INTERN NATIONAL FAA&N
ANfT F.wakf. CORPORATION. H@tfaef
sel4f eefs saseA g &sHaph n NnaFf ssR
aeA HaNeFt A kettHaa see5Ha e
5000 wtN enuttnus ln ire psteat a@@
fssaf Business ia ms awn pesMF
NnHs A ks8aHaa has na eennrf tAea MtsH
80 Nas8 frm scr AaHMaFltH e. taaAm
Amv Aetta rs lee same
JOSEPH u ANDERSON
4-Ef eeae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
BIG TIMBER DEAL

nrfddN0ffAM sept % 10
supply nm immense combination
tuiit To be- erected on SO south
Nottingham waterfront, evsan 600 ,tses
feet uf timber wHa recently nurs
chased on the hills ~ Lake aamHh
by a Kansas city capitalist from
y N Sailing Of Michigan The
Nmbef WAS sold for f2an.00o the
price aot hy Sailing on the tract
The Michigan lumbefman lH n
multi millionaire, ana D. convinced
that stUmpuKs ~ this state viii one
day. not far ia the future. rise 20
o. thousand. an advance ~ s.
over prevailing prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

a pfef Stevens MsN Method Aane
g.. Enm tsuafan1end tm { Nft4ats IS
90 ~ .srs faasaaa every dsN ana #VsH
NJ 80 tstass-a sna assemblies la
- ales free sth and Ftna fhaMes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
AUTO AGENT CHARg.d
WITH A MURDrp

I'll PAso. Teras. Sept. nc :
Barber an automobile agent. :.
arrested today on a charge d -.
dcr following the death u
ioomia who was injured reces,,.
In q fight with Barber The n.
puto which led 70 the fatal eneov..
ter was caused by a difference !.
opinion la an automobile deal
a man ail waft on 4 hank -.
h"'ifH fpr fish that doeun4 =.
tend 60 bite bot be WON'T vi, rs.
minutes fpr hia wife % Re-, yAss.
~ ehnreh.-Goffee County y
MoWH -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

f.ust q pair ~ apsetaclss m ease
between fsth az and Minor school RE
waHa Phone East Atft -~gf-n-t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume rcHponai-
biitty Ter errors Of any kind
occurring ia telephoucd Hdvcf-
ttsemeuts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

n Pea ssms 30 masa tFE ths t4sFa
transfer GO Nm0tfaHf ~ hUHF mafA
Eawsss pesass is rates HAAS kEs Hauaes.
ss tsk taa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

The Harlelan Mss tells - d
Scotch weaver who had sa children
~ one wife Ftfiy lived TO b.
81 years old
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20 AnNERrIsERs.

Classification cannot he sivtn
after ta o'cioek daily
BALLARD AGENCY I. IA
Mullen. AaOa Ballard ava opp,
CITY Hail. Phone. Ballard ace
MAIN OFFICE SeveHth aNs,
between Union aud university.
Phones Main leso, Ind. tti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
HELPING THE NEEDY

When the list ga closed ~.
ernoon there had been ree,,''l Y !.
1880 aud this will be- turned ~, ~
to Russell aud be- will uuaa,,s.,s ~
Eet away on the first sfeames NJ.
week for los Angeles He wiahe. /
THANK 81 contributors for hsl,la
him IN bic hour Of need qs
Contributors 10 the fund Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
RAILWAY TINE TABLES.

/ % rot trust prlnsed time
/ tables In newspapers. Fef
/ time Of departure and arrival :
/ Of trains telephone King street
/ station Information eareaa'
/ sunset, Main 2i4o. lndspend'
/ ens III.
xA4S& '
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

We WANN VHiN EXCLUSIVE
Tee haussa - las sasfsa. saafhsass
fsstai - 80. wiil cell ias Il See ssss@.
Gh#MFe tH maA4 auiek tafn ever -
500 intsrsss - snss ssasnl
APPLETON tNfkNH MNNF CORPORA.
5pi Am-fisan hauk nias 1T
Grand free sFenfsion ~ ursmsston
sandaT4 SCI ffse ttsAsis a. q y mui.
mass effleH ia Times block Go see his
nam additions. - ar. she ouip ftfin
suuniHE Tree aseufainna8 see tote an.
setsf ffuui, tse uRi terms 81 per meath
Gems to-day ~tf
WORCESTERSHIRE ANp fNVNsroRa
We are selling fNn remainder 80 oar
beautiful aaaWlan. lasi npfth n che -
peF iat This addition aHfefna fna rits
PARIS. Stir nmeKeeitHA etsm ~ lakes and
m@nnfatne in three diFaftfams Take uuHs
eefsiig cst 20 Scenic station We viii
fNrGRN ArioNAL moNnA urAr.rv ro
iQas American Bank aids 81 10
owusf forced ~ sa8 what viii vgs
slice faf WANftANn MEACm a-rhaf1 cod.
taArs iat skkttA marine and mountain
ttHM uHnbstrHFslbies once sarn never
forgotten hfatH fn car must nat thfa
wesH fhehe ballard ~ tt-e.h
HHfA H#aFt AH W w. a4t Hfr ~ N
e. dozen end ts 81 pef month fssa
each th blocks from ear. 2E minutes
p rioueef square Perfect title a g.
Wukin 81 Phone office. Adams
ron SALE ~ owner. t.roam mod
eru eottaNo an improved Doe aeStaa. 10
minutes from tlono@f square tz6oei
tarms Phone Main teet is-e.s
Uar sale. s.fnam house tt7aat tfsa
48it ath Az West is.g-b
F1r sale fret class delivery horse
cheap Phone Queen Anne saa ~1t+aa
$40 CASH AND q rEn MONTH
rof beautiful vtew intR fusf north ~
the exposition grounds adjoining fwo
rltv parks end reservoirs ou a Ta.u
street leading directly fu tile fair
grounds Take University car to Scenic
come oni ai once. only 4 faw lots IVA
INTERN ATtONAL NoNnA REALTY f,D
tooa American Bank BIDS -2i.ae
YOrNGgTowN YOuNusToWN
81 down end 5. 90 rer month $500
each ta blocks from t4ft aa minutes
BE- rioneer Square Perfect title a. II
rsi residence West 20 --tf
CHEAP BUILDING rRAcrR
f26o to ttoo for quarter acre tracts.
splendid garden ground only aa mlnutea'
est ride afadod school stores and
churches close Terms only 8s prf
month w 4 rattou zoe Pacific Block
HEAt rtFuL VIEW LOTS
En- each per month This property Is
luat north ~ the university and expual.
tion grounds. lota an cleared Price
only $500 Take University car ta
iNrFuNArfoNAI. noNn a REALTY ga
oea American usnk nldg IA e6
Chotco acre tract. best ~ soil Everett
interurhhn only fab0i terms 1879 aHth
~~gaseh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
sAELp WANTED
AND ALI CT ASSlFtE ADS,

One cent a weird Maximum
charge Use. When charged TO
account actual number of lines
as set VIII be cuunted. Seven
insaslioms made for the price
81 six when cash is psid Az
cap lines. or fraction thereof
will he counted as Two lines,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
aslrlIArloNa WANTEp.'

situations Wanted" adVer.
tlaemeutx sNc for rs words, :
times Additional space, So yer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
For a Few Days

"a heauttful five rnar1 modern cottage
tEfae AiAn cash. taiance $50 ser muut b
Soc taNf@a e. ai3eF h3udha tn earl
nuua Fiew Nahf fixtures and shades iu.
Yes uii3 have o. hurry 90 act this
NVETT 4 DRAKE
Fremont as rsr ta Ntth and Fhinnef nN.
thons North ie White sas
a e. r
$50
Half. acre tracts. af cleared a. uNl-
man eits iate an8 up sic wash and
O. per month
Lots testts, al cleared near school
huase en- California evs West Seattle
see EasF terms
Nfte ssfHnm cottage. Rainier naule.
ward and Atlantic rtt 81 4eh.
Eraum modern house good vGsw.
Yakima az tt5aes SEE cash
broom house. sfsf aF. CORNER Iot fnx
feH t6Hus ttE6 cash
IL T. RArp a co.
tfH NeHNY Hlag
Phone fHd Hett ste q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


hNfANkA NNF STORE SPACE
ron NEwr
Prospective Investors aaa exclusive
dealers please take nnEies
lagFs pRpuiaf price aspaFtuasgnt
sttis ~ hgsgtins company from the East,
" wtaa business experience
fhe hali1inN they have iu View being
~, ~ taesf 'nssnealste use NEE
exclusive ifnea
rhs proposition IL opsn either sar
rent aioue ~ 20 this rNht party with
either small capital o. desirable stock
There wouia ae the chance % being
taksn iu wlth the concern
This IL intended aHty for thoas wha
mean Immediate husiassa No deed ones
~ further particulars vrits Address
sa Star -issnsg
one n the finsst ana nass completely
furnished apartment houses Tor hnaae
With arana marine view. wifhin walk
iua tlafHnen. and bees car service rpus
sisftuE e i1a rooms Ia 80 apartments
1 , saee 2 psfH9s assiri9g ihis slna
propositions ca thle Hun
aaaf g deal directly wih the buyer
and save aI cammissinHs
NJ rsHaen for selling "a. don't like
rhe faraishinrs rost $50 600. bot viii
sell fHr ftTaa@ tasA or tis .88n on terms
Unless Fov mean business aan'i
Address c.it care star -io-as.
For bargains 10 raomfus houses. hotels
lodging houses dnifaatasaen. nfarafF
sfarea. bakeries barber shops cigar
stands. houses and Lots vacant fnta. fiat
Hank. Fourth and Pike Maln sis. ind
w. are agents for VALLEY city saers
tracts. en- good terms tf
Won REST
brick bake nfeu. with nood room
~ WhnieHale only Ger ltth and Y Madi.
con Apply HbaF q Gilman. 3tH uneR.
lsr Bik --tsss.p-n
SNAP
For sale. q restaurant between Yealef
whr and Pike 81 viii seat % people,
s,riFtlF Hfst lass tee ysaia ies~s frnt
fioom g. ses rblrd av tf
Far sale hardware store. IN good Is.
cation. doing good business rensnnaNfa
rent Good reason for selling Address
- Z. ~ "fNt
no rooms. pretty good furniture. close
tni FfeVt nice incAti9n. IT. p. HAFf q
co. ans Denny hlk Phone Ind tsaf
2i-s-e
Taardfua house for sale. sgE8 with Is
boafdcfH, foot ~ Charles 81 Phone
A SNAP
Small grocery for sale az Invoice
Phone East hAf egg gu
( WANTED TO BuY-FURNfTuRE.
-~---~-~--.~---.---=s--
no dispose Of your used furniture 10
an advantage cafi 40 our exchange do.
parimnut We hug FOR cash aF trade al.
f lowing literally uur your furniture IN
Tits department you save deal The
0rote Rankin Co. IN Department
J yaldss buys sells 1910 lat NJ gsal 6oas
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pffvTKwwUNrH q suSA ffofeesl -
Directors ana deceased htssis ~. 80 ~ ".
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w,aa.gis Aaxslo Mlnaslia. ID feR'Tm'
haf - af saaln pafk a.
naqa F'ramels taesa as september ~
:" ,tesa Naua Weed. e. September -
II thts Say 80 s.s... .
whftsAfA ealsh Whtttsrd. ~ eVFt'
Res 44 Ia thlN eitF .h...
tsmtfaehara- fsMN AwH NalfNsAgt. N"'
sasa.4.ssssssss IA Ia aHiH NttN
Ysestt -.siaa u Powell. ~ september
"a, Is thts gitg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

ssa srrss a. aaeef eattteAtl@u. -
nsFas h#af1me NFehaf3 U.s. HFFH# FHnHs
sHeMAHa FeAW hansH tHrEr AMFhs te4sH
81 h@sses &haas Ee# ire tEa ehteAFns.
g49M faFmatsN tHNts i@ENiNN tests
Ntaf Nnsnl4hahNu. seed MafHf WFtln
sAfsfsraHt 81 sakH mfth ffseA SISTER
i h8HH from sewtufts miles ffata
kaAt taWHtmH Sc Hsliss from seattle
Tnass 70 ah8st $50 Hiiiiea feef ~ ttHa
hsr ara eight hundred fHHaNsHa ~
cedar Fhss 10 snag - US per aefs
II 3aFtF il nm' able 90 tAks ease =
she property @ail sHhe eNfF Hf HFHN
#fsy mnasf emHaFAbt end EHsfaHsHr #e
PEI eNnt HH sae9H4 tbFnstea Fts#t a at
expenses
WOLFF HCwuErp& co.
E&k EfH aN LIZ ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

We are npW ready 60 deliver ardsfa &C.
AnN paft ~ The NitN our prices are
reasonable oHf delivery viii he prompt
We solicit renewal 81 yuuf patranase
g8 eau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

RAINIER unAcH
TfE PLACE mo- LIVE
FiunHi location nu Lake washington.
grand FleWH+ city water schools etc.
largo luta an easy teFma. $40 duNu and
e. month also "a few quarter ANA half.
ecrc tna waterfront tracts Lumber FOR
building oH terms
See y Ntuftcvaut owner 8oi Bos-
ton Block --a so
University Modem house for sale. e..
rooms. bath. pantry lnt AtKGne. 81 500
Address 2s. star. --at-r-p-k
For sale H-ruUm house. lot Gnxton. 3
blocks from cHf Nne, t46N cash takes the
place Cal tt8c aoth az sa Southeast
Seattle. --eg.e-I-N
8.roan cottage with Mice ward. strictly
modern $40 per month tfE a3th aV
22+e-n
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4 Laws PLACE
nfemerton Heights IL rapidly growing
into "a fltt M la alongside the navy
yard and aii the wise Investors arc
placing thelr savings there. bus NOW
as she opening prices. large traets %
land $50. large lots feRt terms en- aud
o. monthly
SEATTLE HoMEsEEkERg co.
OWNERS
Main offices $3.50 Empire Hifn
branch office Nrtmuftun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
BOARD AND ROOM.


Nicely furnished rooms with baafd
FEY sntseufh RVi one block from Mudi-
son and East Onion. CAN East $500
-~ik-seb
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BALLARD Rn1L ESTATE
FOR SALE
barunn new house. tl eco
raafu mem hamHa. FHaH
g room uew house. Ften.
t-ruum modern house e. aces rnah
~ ZOO
g-rua8 modern house Sc eco cash
CLOSE tu call aud see ma
YOUNG a NNunEBU
NfHnaiHa niHu American HHuR hide
Ballard. phone ballard SIS
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we can take csru ~ yeu EVEN wuGN
coal. 1N NttOWr is ritz MARKET
SEATTLE coal FuEL co 10th
phones -
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nfy stevsweod, tt.iaeh length. e. SO
PEE Iced, delivered Phone tHd A sefe
~ lied $50 itaee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27
AUDIENCE WITH THE POPE
Over Hundred American Pilgrims
Presented mt the Vatican.

Over Hundred American Pilgrims
Presented mt the Vatican.
b ROME, May 26.-Pope Plus to-day re-
tceived In private audience the Rt. Rev.
Charles E. MCCONNELL, Bishop of Brook
lyn, who afterward introduced to the
Pope his secretary, Mgr. John I. Bar
rett. and over a hundred American pill
grims, most of whom loft New York
with the bishop April Soth.
Bishop Mcdonnell said he came per-
sonally to Rome to express to His
Holiness the feeling Of affection and
loyalty of his diocese on the occasion
OF the papal Jubilee, and presented a
substantial Offering OF Peters pence.
Tho Pope warmly thanked Bishop Nc
Donnell and bestowed on the pilgrims
his apostolic benediction
The Pope made his address in the
Italian language. and expressed his
gratitude that his American visitors
had come so far to see him. His re-
marks were translated into English by
Mgr. Kennedy, rector Of the American
College,
The American party was received
later BY Mgr. Merry del Val, the papal
secretary OF state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27
JOHNSON IN ALABAMA
Addresses University Alumni on Land
marks OF American Hiatory.

Addresses University Alumni on Land
marks of American History.
BIRMINGHAM ALA. May 26.-Gov-
crnor John a. Johnson. of Minnesota,
was the principal speaker to-day before
the Alumni Association at the COM
exercises at the State Uni
yersity in Tuscaloosa. His subject was
Landmarks of American Liberty
He reverted to 1900 years before the
discovery of America, because. he said.
American liberty was Graded In tile
German wilderness. Governor johnson
recounted the progress OF develop
ment of liberty during the first ten
centuries Of English history. giving
due credit to those reforms which
are of German and Scandinavian origin.
Governor Johnson declared the pro-
gress of the republic is opposed by
two dangers. One is a tendency Of the
Federal government to a ccntrnliza-
ton of power end the assumption oe
sovereign powers not delegated to it by
the Constitution and belonging to the
people.
The other is the power of centrali-
zation and predatory wealth. fostered
by special privileges, and defiant OF
both the public welfare and the law
of the land.
The inherent powers Of the republic
should not be delegated to the Fed
eral government, said the speaker but
should reside in the State and the peo-
pie. They are the original sources OF
sovereignty,' he declared. "and yet the
present administration maintains the
doctrine of independent sovereignty IN
the government. To-day the govern
ment of the United States denies the
existence of the Constitution and its
Immunity to our island territories"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27
IMPORTANT FEATURES
HAVE BEEN SETTLED
Only Minor Details to Be Decided
Upon This Morning Party
Lash Being Used to Bring
the Republicans Into
Line-Features OF
Compromise.
Compromise Measure

WASHINGTON, d. G., May PSI
The joint committee Of conference
on the Aldrich and Vrecland bills
came to an agreement Tonight ON.
the measure, which they will report
to the Senate and House. The bill
is a combination of the features of
the two bills, modified so as to make
the measure acceptable to the mas
jority Of each branch. sa
It is the plan to offer the bill In
the Senate, and press It there. II
successful in passing through that
body, the measure will then be
forced through the House, which,
1t is believed, can be accomplished
through liberal use of the party
lash. nnd the public buildings bill,
II currency legislation !. not en-
acted, will he used to whip mems
bcrs into line In support OF the bill.
The conferecs will meet again to.
morrow at $50. Several minor
points OF difference remain to be
adjusted. These may give more
trouble than Is now anticipated, but
1t Is expected that the bill will be
reported to the Senate Tomorrow