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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
INTERFERENCE eosT $40.

Because George Bell. a teamaier.
protested yesterday afternoon when
tiairoiman Edward Hagan arrested
Lou MahaffeY. q former baseball
umpire. be was fined $40 b. Police
Judge Gordon thih morning Bell
told the court be- WA drunk ana
did not remember buttinR Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
''BOOTLECCER'
IS FINED

W. Anderson. a sbootlerrer." w
was arrested yesterday afsensna
by Patrolmen Hagan aud Ger
pleaded guilty TO a charge Of 81
ing liquor without a license a.
morning In the police eoart, *
was fined $50 and costs By POI
Judge John Is. Gordon.
Anderson says he purchased Il
liquor Saturday night for sus1zy
consumption. and procured o.
whisky for Hagan, vho vas In pisln
clothes disguised as lafersr mere
" TO aeeommodate : ihiniy 10
quaintanee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
HEAT AFFECTS
VARSITY CREWS.
ny United Prea.l

pouOnKEEPsiE. n Y. June ~
The heat on the Hudson river
was so terrific today that Il ssfi'
onslY inteffered with the practice
OF the varsity crews for the bis
intercollegiate oiEhtoared race.
" hieh Will be held Saturday
The crews made an early start
Ia anticipation II the heat. bot
found b, Impossible io do more than
paddle snowy over the course
The sun beat down with blister
iue Intensity upon the barred arms
aud shoulders OF the oarhmon The
coaches ordered the men back 10
their quarters when they found
there WAS danger at the men being
overcome b. the heat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
REED BACK FROM
WASHINGTON

Henry 2 Reed. director Ct -
ploitation OF the Alaska. ynkn1PS
cifie exposition. returned 10 sexft1
last night from Washington. D c
where he has been attending 6
business matters for the srposi;io1
Mr.. Reed states that a ETes, 6ezl
Of interest IL being taken Ii u
exposition throughout the East Al
Il Is being well advertised. and &
turn IL advertising the rse:6l
coast aud Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
OPPOSE RENEWAL OF
SALOON LICENSES

A delegation of Fourteenth
ward citizens giil appear before
the city council tonight IN a last
effort To prevent the renewal 81
the West Seattle saloon licenses
The committee decided against
the pnotsstAnin II = special meet
lnE last week. ard viii fiie . rec.
ommendatiou tonight that the or.
dlnancc be passed.
Councilman Max Wafdali has de-.
serrulnrd to make a final appeal 20
bis brother cuunrilmen asking
that they refuse 10 aeeep, the re
port 81 the committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
PLAN FOUNTAIN
FOR GREEN LAKE

A plan 10 erect a fountain In the
center If Green lake. which vii
be supplied BY the orerflgw from
.she nnrth reservoir. has been pro
posed by Councilman Weaver. aud
wiil be taken b. him before the
park board The water department
viii lay The pipe fo handle the Tow
81 watcF aa Tar as the lake shore
u Il NJ NeAverK idea that the
pipe could - continued "a the cen
ter Of the lake and the water eject
cd through a fountain piaeed on the
surface at ecFy little extra expense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22

Sc 7 TIES

Jesse N. Hall today agreed 90
withdraw his suit for sle0. 00e dam.
ages against William Constantine.
his former father-inlaw. this after.
noon for a consideration Of t2.5bo.
consiaine shot and severely
wounded Hall October ,. 1896. after
his daughter had complained that
Hall had misused her. Recently
Constantine was found guilty OF
assault with n deadly weapon. but
escaped with fine. The settle.
meat today ends his troubles fol.
lowing the shooting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
BREAK sic GOLD Hscoap,

RENO. New. June - Accond.
ing to a smelter report made public.
the Rogers Mining Syndicate has
completed the record week In gold
production, having taken out s744
an hour from the mine from June 2
60 June 10. The settlement OF the
smelter company for June . and
June 10 shows that $4,000 was
paid for ore taken from the mines
un these two day..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
NO aEolsrRlcrlae NOW.

According 10 decision II Assist
ant Corporation Counsel Bradford.
there can be no reaistrtctiHg Of the
new Fourteenth ward Zoe voting
purposes until after the November
election. AT present IL In said the
division of the ward foe voting pur-
poses n incoyeuient FOR many rest.
denta of the ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
SHOT BY AccIpsNr.

= V. Kuh. brewery employe
who lives az St5 Yesler way. shot
himself through the hand yester.
day, while examining revolver.
kuh walked 20 police headquarters
and Dr. John Hunt dressed his
wound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
WILL TOUR JAPAN.

Among the 20 passengers NJ
will sail for the Orient tomorras
on the Tango Maru win be qaFv
OF five Seattle school teaehen q
ranized by Miss Claire Z. Loseh
who will tour Japan during ~
school vacation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22

n, r,tp UNITED STATES cfRcrfr
cotKr Foh rHE y tstfE tsN Dis
TRIcT or wAsHISufoSs MONTH
RRN uiNtsIOS. ....
United sfatee q America. sAaat.ti -
Gscrxs Ed&ssa Adams Defendant
40 ttsa
WHEREAS. NJ order auir satsred -
ths sbavs ensitiea astien. - -
La ana d n3oes q Tern. sssana
Afaitfsa 10 the cfty e ss4stlsi ths go
Hall 81 Let l. and IN, sersa tssest 80
Nos 81 rerrF'a s.eend Aaaisien -
the CITY % seettis .s' 1sss.
fsrsysfsss ga fsss 81 ths north h@if %
ia niork 5. q kinnseFs supnas
mental Aaditiea 20 ths cssx e seetstss
.isnsa - eAli tn .saisa has e. ,hs psf-
ia % ~ sxsensgaalss ~ eesssslsd
shsss Zee tea PEE 80, sss' - !. rs =
Ia cAss said Sis srs nsi .sssp,sd- tss
surreassssi bidder In each ease 70 SO
ten daYa 70 examine - ahstfeet ~ Ntse
ser,y ~ c.st tssi aaassiseai q me
purrhass pFtes 60 - paid ufen he d
hvssy u me decd ths hatasas q httx
81 ss sssa s ga % s:.s is;.ss.. a .sss
PEI e~as ~ per anuazn asa % - e
earea ~ uasrtsaxs aeoa re $500
Il she opttsu 81 the undeFEs9r@t ara
~ saIss 10 - aprrrEsd ~ sid ceaft
IHERkFRHk noftEe - hsFsty sAsn
that On MoaAaF the ssnd daF % Iua4
1895 Al the bear % eleven 9tlo<k
IN the efftes - hcssFew, hfiassf a
Case n the roimsn Hui4dls< ~ ths
clfy e ssasiis. klaF e.aesys N.satas
tom sarh s~Atad bids stli - fecs4Fed
snd osensd y ths prssauee Il tha BID
dsfs
dated a, seattle shls s,k Oar 81 Jaas
JOHN n MpGHAw.
All As Trustee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
START CONDEMNATION pao
cEEDiNcs.

The petition Of the city Of So
tie TO condemn property necessz'1
TO the extension and WIDENING 4
Alki av. from the Seattle tide fiaif
TO the northeastern terminal o. Ah
Poiui. was filed In the superb
court today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22

PHILADELPHIA. June 22.-This
city IL RWelteriug today business
IL practically suspended. There
have been many Frustrated from
the terrific heat. bat no deaths
have been reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22

NEW YORK. tuue ~ The heat
here today il Intense. There have
been several deaths and many pros
trailnna Yesterday eight died
lrnm The heat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
Visit the Navy Yard

Atlantic fleet is stiIl at the , nsss
yard. See the hattleship n I've
IslaAd In the drydock. Boats - -
10 times daily from Pier sss
Yesler Way. Round trip, eVo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
rooAys RACING RESULTS.

First race, sis furlonss-BarneY
oidhsld. 8 20 5. won; Bonhsur, . 70
I, second: De Thankful, II 20 9.
third. Time, ia 2b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume RESPONSE.
hility for erros Of any Kind
occurring In telephoned adver'
tisementa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
SPECIAL NoricGA

a q he's harrS We ean 1AHss
~ uauxfnk guaranteed q ffttAte
I'm sS-auaa GuFFftE ufe1 Asrssas.e
W. sssrt aar sHa sNaHknE ffaf
H &tsvtaa NNreaese femFlr, tth aHa
- faaprfax FhursdasA Nftdafs "a
dice free sssss dsaelag FeisFhenes..
asin ssiil |. 4tia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
eeinel coinel Cove

oh. anctionecr. your WAYS are
queer.
You glance around and ho'lcr,
And " q fellow mods assent
You take IL for q dollar.
--tlostoa Transcript
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
Navy Yard City

Only blocks from the Navy Yard has
half mile a. the prsttisst water front
on the sound Large lots over zoe n
tba up. Terms. 81 pee seek Prices
and terms .Insluhe street Hfade sidewalks
and water mains ffcs certified A ~
10 boats daily
nnEMEHToN DEVELOPMENT co.
l0bsstn American Bank bids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
SITUATIONS WANTED"

Situations Wantod" adVer
tisementH s5e for rs words. ]
times. Additional space, DC per
line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
ahElP WANTED
AND ALL CLASSIFIED ADS.

One cert a wsrd-Minimum
charEo ise. When charged 20
aceonr- actual number Of lines
as aet will be counted. Seven
insertions made for the price
Of six when cash Is paid. All
cap. lines. or fraction thereof.
viii be counted as two lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
A Snap
An Ideal Home

81 ZEE iii 80 = Asssfifsi t-feefn
hanaaiaa cottage nntsFn. HiuEks ffHsH
go lice terms "a puit FNfrhsks4 r.
tsimeHs osnsf. sie Nashiaetaa hidn
FHnns tns ffss IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
Get in Now

non's wss smith property advaness ~.
Faad your reach e. atn. feN w'li b speuf
Or sefs. ealnmeasins taiY let 81 the
Sarf Yard
oar t-ssrs tracts tlt. tse. see sod
SIS pet acre Gloss ~
testea lefn. eeau "a ~ Incorporates
10 ftty nmtta IT nremsFton. tza 90
seed gisu and walking distance
NAVY YARD LAND CO.
Basement Mutual Life Ifa8 II
Main tps0 Ind ~ - y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
roR sALE-FLATs.

Sacrifice sale nicely furnished fiat
those In fine. view ~ sound. free rent
Tor f25o. cost tle0. Call 2siiis First Az
@2faa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22

For ssle@Nrw. four -roou cottage. with
bath room and ciusst plastsrsd and nuis.
stoned large lot. stee down. $40 month
~ no objection 20 aolofed people H-ta
Seattle Star. =te.11aH
You can buy tuwu lets a. acreage
prices nov ~ paiupsf fsiia. but II Won't
be that way long Hurry up and got
ell you
FMS PAI.otRE IRRIGATION q
FuMHH Co.
ria cela1sshaa o. Seattle --ts 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22

BALLARD AGENCY-P. H.
Mullen. al Ballard av.. opp.
City Hall Phone. ballard Seo.
MAIN OFFICE Seventh av..
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1850; Ind. cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
FARMS AND ACREAGE.


sAW iNrNnUHukN Now ntftp.
ma huY land hstwssn seattle aud Ia,
Twenty AcnEs nsar nsaanas
nsaehs hosss. barn. orchard tz.aee
rkS Acnna. psr,s Improved .s.eeo
,rns scane all level ani@pressa.
rhh ktnEa. near pss aoinss. veil
imptaysa house, barn. ofehefd. hies
rES ACRES. fins location. o. zee
NaHhNT NAlfuf
pisseae 81 Aiaska nias Slit
nnw woul.p You LIKE no HAVE
nies CHICKEN RANCH We have
90 - raFt saitom land, hAianaa flfsi
GLASS aHiahd al Level deep Fiah soil
Fsff sasiif cleared few maiufes aalt
ffuu statiuh ttee. tstq tash haiauss
small muHfhlf Qayfnns's
hunGHf MALAur.
bs=ssa-bti alaska uids ~
CffHAs Ft.Acn=s.srss pfsas ssssss.
SEED hlass aalT tsfti ~iih zoe lsTias
hehs I ffsssh stss terms tIt daen. ~
per FF1nth s1s ~ u Htiimkhs EAahlaf
Ia ftsHss hitss q easa 1t
Five AcnEH ~ ixssi assp rirh coil /.
ffasa staueH fspa Tsfms ffae cash
naHENf AAIruf
eissEssplf stsssa nida H=Ea-ss
MEAN KEsr-TnN AcHna al level
raPtIAlif Improved fHte
HaHEHr AALfHf
ptsssa,sil Alaska hibs =szs-it
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22

eAaH and DOOR nAH1 afSH
e4ess paasi fa@rs enlY o. - fss al
stock sisss net larger thaa n "a
- q Itxtes
df.AEs - CHEAPER
Niafsns ars ieasr o. nFzss
tfHfs Wfnaasa azW prizes arassssH VI ~
E&xfa wtnAsaa neN pffEs statsas VI -
ehtn8 eIessf alsaa fa4rss eniH 81 -
s@es Hssafsds q eiffsssas secs In
sssrs treats ia aeek. say as.. tSc~
as 30
fsstsrs fsoaidiss te per foe,
cettaga ffent shadows hotton siasz
.ttss. tsY siass sssse. cut - IL tsner
. WHAT'S frames asd aeor fszra..
fresa tee az al tisd n bundles. a.
Pea have - a. : drive TIE esiis We
have ear een witt
Eattaas treat de1ru with faasF Ranai
wosk ard sarwn Hsiuw etass ~ &C.
assttss iasks ~ esnts sfaHdAfd ~
~ door tatts ftf psr psir Hittiu{
deer traek snd aenases o. IL can
doors oniF 81 % eaxh
ODDS saa su6s - SASH. riosiex thsra
cot for tk@ price 81 tns rtass
s=nt fer psfe= lists ~ ebich - q
iasfratr ard quote prffse on huudfssis
81 affprwus Articles We asvs uatr uns
price. and ~ ell 70 snfeody SHIP
nsnss nseds anyNasrs, ssfs delivery
n WILLIAMS co,
1919 Western aVs Seattle. VS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
PILES WILL SPEAK.

Senator s H. Plies and Congress
man W. II HUMPHREYS will adj
dress the meeting OF the Chamber
Of Commerce tomorrow afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
TO ADVERTISERS.

Classification cannot be civ
en- after 4 o'clock daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
Str. Yosemite

II open for charter for oxcur.
sione and picnies. Organizations
figuring On getting M some en-.
tertsinment VIII 10 well To- con.
suit u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
University Lots

YESTERDAY We srsned : new block Z
Tee lots - our Subdivision office Z
he end - the University eaf line ifis
lots 10 the past few weeks we hHt
merely hsa tu make this statement al
everfthius has been cleaned out I'd
morrow IL Tuesdag.
McfsArgHtfS REALTY co.
iies Am. nats naiidins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
2 Lots for $500


2 Lots for $500
as ss.s. ~ iis 20 NC slests
en- q sar fsrs rhis e saaa hsy
- q ORR CO NC
~ = ia ALASKA taas -.
CHAP NONE SITES
Ftns : acre sracts fresa Use - ftee
Tn. tees ufasts ars cleared snd tn ffsH
Term. 3 sa.s 80 = sss 'assss ,,. Co.
ride to Pioneer square
q ~ NfcHofA
&c tuios niays IT
HOME BuYEna oNLY
prices fFasn ~ zee ard ap thai - vtii
' ~ 60 .s 80 es ss ana .sss. I,s
Co. ttsss Emeifs nias -ii
Fon SALE NJ OWNER
lot sssftt seFtheasi corner f6ufth
~ and Wheeler si tbfss bieehs ffun
ser 1 am a tmhor~f and need meHee
VIII sell cheap Easf isrsns Phone
Ioak here Nv. mnasrn. s.roam eal
faGs tinted wallis electric iNht. hay atus
aeNa. reception hall lot seafht triee
ff.4te faw asu terms en- Rainier
Heights tns Ten uiuufes ITEM Pioneer
squAfs See net, iss Twenty third A.
--1assm
An ideal hame 81 see viii hur a
h~aufifai foufn bgHHainv cottage. mod
esu blocks from ear line terms to
suit purchaser a. r. heimant. owner
tio WashlnEtss bidr Phone Ind Galt
III
paiouas ratis town lots are aoiuH isha
hot eahes Get tusf y yau Want aafus
THE pAf4ut NT IRRIGATION 4
PoMfu Co
fit Columbia II Seattle lin
tract st. South side ghraen. half acre
ffarts neat The Meadows ARMY Itg
ttfh. ct phone Sec lila
For sale Prev lots IN pawenns Aaai.
flon. Green Lake. fsth ana Frsmout Ave 7.
prics tsst Aupif Thos us.~asan 5ses
For sale small transient house usaf
= q paying veil. Of viii tFafi~ - part
payment Tor lunch auunief SIKH saas
issse call iztga First ave -ft-et
House and lot Tor tato cash. FOR sale
1917 Yakima ave call East SOS
-ifset
t-acrs tracts t3tel o. cash 81 week
WIN. g Hack. asa New York hik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
AUCTION SALES.

AUcTfoN SALE or FURNITURE
AAD WuHAEHpfsD EFFEGTH At y q
HfHkEHTuNe AALEEHpDNH aaIs
FIRST AVE. TfEHDAr. JUNE ~. At
fHl8e e BEDROOM sets shalusied
beds, sptIuEs, mattresses, bsddinE. dress
sts. commodes. combination bureaus 81
tension teties. Food dining chairs fine
buffet sidstnafa5 iibreHF tables SAINT
tafF cDuf he's fWifh covers and mat
trsssesi. pariuf furniture fpfifhf pianos
standing desk lace curtains, art squares
eafpefs and ilnalsurn, 2 ranges heaters
pictures. hooks. French plate mirrors
pisHtr II eFocksfF. glassware, Kitchen
utensils etc, etc Naie Tuesday gare
First ave startling ~ 10 10 sharp D. q
HffEEHTpN, Aunfignesr Phones Main
1891 Ind 1911
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22

I an sae mar. roasa rrFsfffHs n al
us brnhenea rutber weather stFtgptus =
on dears uanaAii. ] am caFpeater III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22

Black building paper saturated IN as
phstfurn. tbs beet paper aa tha maFksts
D. per fafi ices s4usf. feet
Prepared ruofiaf paR~rs ors ssarfAre
saa1sd guaranteed safer pfpof. sus ~.
PEI square ftsa. tSo sig. per eas&fs
s2th
Eastern fsadsHfna felt. No 4. oas
pound 10 the yaff. 80 sa9aFs lsFas N
roll o. - rsr roll
o a VILLA tta Co.
1919 Western Ave. Seattle WAsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
roR SALE on TRADE.

~ aals o. ffsds 6sisss han
snd wagons alec aesoups pnftahis ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22

wasted fos shs 2 Maffne ceFps.
men hssween aEes - ap9 - A. epf1F
fnrtnaff1n Apply W person aF ~ letter
20 hoams ss.ts GRAND csntFai hotsis -.
aftla Use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-22
Foa RgNr-HousGs.

"a f.st-tarsa we'll furnished house ~
Vefe draira HE laralifY 2 faems iaen an'
fidNtfsi sfaHd plane terms NefY teaenh
able Phone A taat Ia ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-07
PURCHASING COAL
MEXICAN RAILWAY REPRESENTA-
 TIVE IN BIRMINGHAM.
He Ia visiting Different sIines And VIII Place An order For one Hundred And Twenty Thou-
 sands Tons.

Birmingham. March s.--tspeciai.)-- )-- For the purpose of letting a contract for iso.ooo tons of coal to be deiiv- cred 10000 tons per month. John H. Guess. of Mexico City. pur- chasing agent of the National Railways of Mexico, is in the Birmingham dis trict.
 He spent today in Blocton vicinity and yesterday went through the Pratt Mines division of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company, with whom he will most likely place the order. The coal must be hard coal and is to be shipped via Pensacola. where it is loaded on to boats for Vera Cruz from which point it is loaded to railroad cars of the Mexico railway lines.
 The Mexican railroads have been us- ing Alabama coal for several years and have found the product suitable for their purposes Very little coal from other districts are used by the prin- cipai lines in Mexico and annually the purchasing agent comes to this section. The contract is one of the heaviest gathered in by local coal producers,
 Healthy orders from New Orleans have just recently been landed also and B. F. McNulty. of San Antonio, Tex. is in the city at present conferrinE with coal producers looking to good supply for this section Of the country, the shipments to be made by rail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-07
HONOR DR. BUCHNER
usrvnasrss snoEsssSs aassss. eoEs r''
wlli Ffu Chnsr of Edncaffca And
 Philosophy at Maryinna fnstitn- . ffon-Place ct University Daf-
 ficuIt to Flll.

University, Ala. March s--(speciaD ---Announcemen has just been made of the appointment of pr. Edward r. Buchner of the University Faculty 70 a full professorship in Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore. Md. pr. Bpch- uer's title Is to be professor Of Educa- ton and Philosophy and he is 70 as. sume charge of his work with the beginning of the session of isos-lsVs.
 pr. Buchner was called to the Uni-1 versity of Alabama In January. isess as head of the Department of Philoso- phy and Education. which position ne has filled with eminent ability ever since. Prior to that time, he was com rected with Clark University, Worces- ter Mass He was also for q time q member of the faculty of New Xork University. Dr. Buchner's education was received at Western College. Yale University. and abroad. He has pub lished q number of books on subjects relating to philosophy and psychology, among the more important being .The Educational Theory of Emanuel Kant Memory and Suggestion" and "a Quarter Century of Psychology in America" Since coming to the uni- versity, pr. Buchner has labored un- tiringly for the upbuilding of his de- partment and has accomplished a great deal towards advancing the cause Of education In the State. His call to the Hopkins Ia a high compliment to him personally and to the institution. but it will cause a vacancy in the University
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-07

1 case went to the supremecourt.. which reversed the case on the ground that one court of concurrent Jurisdiction could not enjoin another. Mir. Gray then filed a petition in the Chancery Court of Jefferson to intervene On the ground that he Is q minority stock holder and entitled to take part in the
 s1s.ooo fer Injuries.
 Tn Judge Lanes division of the Cir- cult Court Friday morning jury awarded Robert !. Krimminger a ver- dict for sf6.0o0 for personal injuries sustained while he was in the employ of Charles T. robert, a contractor, at Parkwood. last July. The verdict was aga.net the contractor. who was not present in person. and whose attorney had little evidence to introduce.
 According to the allegations of the plaintiff, he was caught in cement mixer and as a result he lost one les and sustained other Injuries of per- nnanent nature. The original suit was for s25.000 and the jury was out only . short time before reaching a de-
 Mrs. Mclaughlin Dead.
 Mrs. Elvina Mclaughlin. aged 2s years. died early Friday morning after . brief illness at her late residence at the corner Of Avenue O and twenty first Street She is survived by a hus- band. The remains were taken Friday afternoon to Brompton. Ala. Mrs. Mc- Laukhlin's former home. for interment.
 Compulsory vaccinstion.
 President John r. Reed of the Jeff ferson County Board of Revenue. has written letter to all the Mayors of the county asking for conference in regard to compulsory vaccination. The meeting will be held Saturday morn ing at 10 o'clock inthe offices of the Board of Revenue in the court house.
 ons account of the rapid spread of smallpox it has been deemed necessary to resort to stringent measures to get the disease under control It Is for this reason that the call was Issued by the Board Of Revenue. as 1t Is the pur- pose to secure concerted action in all the municipalities of the county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-07

flee degree was conferred on pr. E !. IT. Buchner at the University. and Meesrs. E. H. standifer and O. E. Conner of Holt were made Master Ma sons.
 Nine young men of the sophomore class win compete fer honors in de- ciamafion tonight at Clarke Hall at the University. Great interest centers in these contests and there will doubtless be a large crowd present The fol lowing is list Of the speakers with the names of their seiections:: l, Loyalty to the south,@ Grady. Her schel Whitfield Arant, 2. The Tomb oi Napoleon" Ineersoil. Ralph Sheldon Barrows: 3. "Defense of Dreyfus, Mitchell Porter Stiles; {, Against Cen tralization," Henry Addison Teei; D "Death of Garfield" Milton Yancey Williams; 6, "Selection from sS, James oscar Horton. 2, "The Problem of the South" Thomas Waveriy Pal- mer; s. AThe New South" Robert Law. son Burkes: 9. .The Martyr President. Guy GilIiland.