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New-York tribune., 1908-04-10

Dean. Jesnnette Wsshburn. Pho.b.J
Fiaherty Mar Pa
255.4., T95c. Y9 S3.,i ilst ssIs HIooga
10 clock ''''9 -''in O"'-''H '' . iA-''i'
coG4XmLsn.a s5 Nay aged 81 vt. Of D0ink cos.a
and ssTyo er - '" and Ma.y A rrscsTii1- Essr.
No 56s 1st Brooklyn
c0LLLNsmon Agrn p 1905 cahertns Dono~an. -tr. Of
HAS staten Island. SATURDAY. ApriI IL at 10 a
ton where a high mass Of requiem viii be celebrated
crane
3 state ao5 4 S. LTlo nSTD
services viii be held SATURDAY mornnE az 10 ocie a.
the Church OF the Ascension RToaiTsy and io7th
Commando. 4 SoE BiA&EM1S p'IsT RecoFd.r 1s 10
DEAN.At San Antonio Tex yeannst,s beloved dsuxs-
Island 6 d James and Louise Dean Of FF''Po''' Ioa'
DRIsCoLLeon Wednesday. April $ 1908 Michael Dras-
Bensonhurst Funeral from his lat. residences. saraS-
Bath Beach where mass Of requiem WI ). o-S.d
FOR the repOse Of his soul Intersnt Calvary Cers
5ss Rs % ggssay sas .s Ap5 II 1s Ma: Ma Tsa:y
Brookiyn. FRIDAY April TO- at Gao thence
where solemn requiem mass win b oTsred FOR the
HALDENWANG.Afte. lingering illness. at his resi-
fa N9 2S 3 I SD ST BTo9kyP s ON APs Ibs 5 5Snn o ~
E3aTseIica Irbe1sr S5TrS PTo.sct Az S.sT si4tS
ave on Friday at 2:S0 p.
HoPPER-oq Tuesday. April 1905. at her residences.
Madeleine Inslee daughter OF Mary aroiine and the
late Insles A Hopper. Funeral services will be held
az No 126 Harrison ST. East Orange y J.. Satur-
Pleasant cerasisry. Newark. \ J.
MORRISON Suddenly, South Mum ave, East
Orange, y. J.. Thursday. April O. 1905 Alexander
r Morrison, in his 67th year Funeral services az
Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church Saturday. April
II, AZ m Interment private
PELL-On THURSDAY. April Q. his residence No s25
West 1O3d after long Illness John Bog-rt Pell
OF William Watson Pell and Maria
totnette PeH and husband OF Julia Andrews Black
Notice Of services hereafter
WASHBURS-At residence of her brother-in-lzw.
Dr. ]. T Tredenburgh - West SD st. New Yorx.
Thursday. April Q. 1e0s. Phoebe Jane wife OF
Abran V Washburn. in the 6Sth year Of
Funeral service SATURDAY april II. al o'elock-
from residence. No AZ state Os-irtns.
y y. Carriages will train leaving Grand Central
ia Interrlent at convenience OF family
wEsT-At No. 2os sehermerhorn St Brookiyn. "a
Sth inst. Sophia. wife Of George West. tn soth
year Funeral services 7:3O D. m Friday.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BEIMONT-O Ames. Boston. HOLLAND
Winthrop JordaIn1. Rutland. " HOTEL. AsToR-
JEsTIc-T. f. Cooley, Detroit. PRINCE GEORGE
MIR and Mrs. W. e. Pckens, Richmond ST.
observation-disclosures q. Phillips At
laQl2-
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Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees; lowest 30
45 for corresponding last year
Be; for corresponding date thrty-three
years,
x-A4
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Tribune Subscription Rates.

THE TRIBUNE Will by mail address 4,
this country abroad and address changed
Subscriptions be given
dealer leaving Convenient hand tner,
in THE TRIBUNE Ofce-
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COUNT T0RNIELLI DEAD.

Paris. April 9-Count Giuseppe Tornielu Brusati
dt Vergano, the Italian Ambassador to France died
in this city this afternoon from hemorrhage of
the brain, following Influenza
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GUARDIAN OF THE MAID OF NORWAY.
Wonderfully clever with the brush and with the
chisel his paintinFs sculptures having both en-
1oyed the distinction Of exhibition at the Royal
Academy in London and the Salon in Paris,
Lord Wemyss is descended from that Sir David
Wemyss who in the thirteenth century was one
Of the Scottish n1agnates chosen TO convey Queen
Margaret, the Maid Of Norway, from Scandinavia
70 Scotland her accession in her mothers right,
10 the Scottish crown. and at Wemyss Castle there
stlI exists the curious Norwegian bowl presented
BY the then King Of Norway this Sir David
Nemyss he territory shire of Wemyss is
situated the North shore Of the Firth of Forth,
and is said 10 derive its name from the caves in
Its rocky coasts. the walls OF which scUlptured
With the work Of the early Christian missionaries
10 whom they furnished shelter.
Inc FIRST member Of the Wemyss family 10 bear
the title OF earl was Sir John Wemyss, who was
created Earl Of Wemyss and Lord Elcho by King
Charles I. in spite of which he sided with the
Farliamentarians against his royal master The
lourth Earl OF Wemyss Queen Anne's Lord
hlgh Admiral OF Scotland. Of the commission
is Tor concluding the treaty of union between Eng
4snd and Scot.1nd
1he fifth earl married the daughter and heiress
- colonel Francis Charters OF Amisfed and il is
'i"n that time forth that the Wemysses have al
ye borne the name OF Charters in conjunction
th their own. II seems great pity that so illus
'ous and historic a house should have seen At
- assume the name of Charters and thus to per-
pe'oate the connection of their family with a
creature so Infamous the Colonel Francis Char
ts IA question, whose misdeeds are familiar to
- eluoents OF the works of Pope and Hogarth
Shsrieris began life in the army, but was drunmed
ol' OF his regiment for cheating al cards He en-
peleo Dutch regiment from which he WAS ex-
sraaeo lor stealing. On his return to Scotland his
Nsf purchased him commission in the I'd Reei-
eAt OF tootguards, but the officers refused to
enron him. He eventually got into some other regt
Heht and obtained by purchase promotion to the
TANK OF lieutenant colonel. but was forced onca
~ fe out or the army after having been found
suily OF frauds which resulted, among other nun
ashinenfs. ia his beng forced TO receive a, hIs
Aiiees at the bar OF the House OF Connons
eoorchlng reprimand from the Speaker Thence
hoflh m ne devoted himself 10 gambling and above
S-i, 10 us'iaTy: he was several occasions ir,
prisoned IN Sewgafe and was so execrate5 On a.
.ouht OF Ms wici-edness that a popular riot tool
S4@cs al his funeral. the mob almost tearing the
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

oihciai Record and Observation-Disclosures. April g
fair in the east Gulf and states the upper
lake region the Mississippi Valley the Northwest
ana extreme West In the Southwest there was more
rain and there also Tennessee Missouri
and Colorado 1t is cooler in mIcdie Atlantic and
northern portion of the and
ally warmer elsewhere Northwest
There VIII be rain Friday in the
night in the Mississippi Valley lake
Sion, and Friday night n
the south and middle Atlantic states lower lake re
gi"n and probably New England. In he Northwest
extreme West the weather will be 4 will
bs Friday in the lake region
states. New England Southwest and siehtiv
the like region and middle Allan
tic states New England. ~
10 fresh and variable: middle and Atlantic coasts
light and variable Gulf Coast. 10 fresh
mostly SOUTH west Gulf Coast fresh brisk southeast 10
south Lake Michigan brisk south becoming
Saturday. -
Steamers departing Friday European PORTS will
light fresh northwest to north winds becoming
able with fair weather to The Grand Banks
for Special LOcalities-For the District O,
Columbia Maryland Eastern Pennsylvania and Eastern
New York partly cloudy and warmer to-day: showers
tonight Saturday; variable winds.
For Delaware and New Jersey fair to-day: showers
For New England. fair 10 day; showers Saturday or
Saturday night saturday: fresh 10 north
west winds. becoming variable
For Western Pennsylvania showers to-day tonight
Saturday generally fair
For Western New York. increasing clcudiness and
to-day Saturday showers
Local Onieai Record-Ths following official record
from Weather shows the changes IN the tern
tHer,y-four In comDarfsor
with tie corresponding date Of last year;
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Domestic Rates.

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points IN United States and M-xico Coutsds
OF the Boroughs Of Manhattan Bronxl Also 4,
Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines without
expense for foreign postage.
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAwN CEMETERY

readily accessible Harlem Grand Cen
traI station. Webster Jerome troII.ys snd
by carriage Lots $50 up TeIephors ASS GraueEry
for Book OF Views representative
Once 20 East 2sd ST.. New York City.
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USDERTAKERs

FRANK E CAMPBELL. 241-3 West 23d ST Chap.a
Private anJ public ambUiances- Tel. 1924 Chelsea
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Canadian Rates

Mail subscriptions n York City 10 the DA
and TFtI-WEEkLY will be charged one cent a copy :
postage in addition TO the rates named above-
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Died.

Death notices appearing IL THE TRIBUNE win -
charge.
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Rates to Foreign Countries
points Europe countries IN IN.
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE viii bs ualsd az tbs fol-
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Forecast for speclaI Localltie..-Fo

Local Official Record-ThH following official record
Weather shows the changes the tern
peraturc t~erty-four hours in comparison
with tie corresponding date Of last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
Bust Supporters

Lace Trimmed Lawn
Bust Supporters. bon.
ed with whalebone:
regularly sold at 500.
Daring this hour 80c
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Jelly Tunblers

Open and Tln-Top Jelly
TumbieEs, with smooth
edge. During this
heilT, dozen ....2If
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HELLO" GIRL
SUICIDES

Desporfent ieeeanEs itnk aisEsfsa
ia oas0ssat u&s. ~oaflit sf6t papcff6n
a lcsse s1EfsNr bernstein hen and a
xesfth IL tlfRt city, Capfssi'ne Bot
HSllsN ~ rslsIsk6me eHsr&toR 10
ye9ss olsh committed auEeide yes.
tesday SssSSIoon A. the hloufs o. her
bsottfeR Ion w. Hlolicy, 1906
a0th av.
About lao yesterdGy gfternpon
the giEi rStireid 10 her room. Hor
siaterin'lgw had occasion 10 enter
the room a few minutes later, ar.
irving Just In time 60 see her dflHk.
ting yellow liquid from glass The
Eiri stood looking az Mrs. Hollcy
for a few moments with a peculiar
expression on her conntenAnce, and
then suddenly uttered a piercing
scream and dropped 60 the floor,
Before a doctor could aErise the
young woman was dead She had
drunk carbollc acid.
Two previous attempts 10 end
her life had been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
LLOYDS OPERATING
ELECTION Bet BOOK

san FRANclSco. July "a
Lloyda IL operating a book" on
the American presidential election
here. and q number Of heavy
wassra have already been laid AT
odds 81 5 10 against Bryan. The
betting IL done under the Euiae of
Insurance. and the long end"
money IL coming from the pockets
OF sporting enthusiasts.
NJ. A. Newell. local agent for
Lloyds. opened the book for bis
employees upon receiving cable In
stFuctsona from London. he
charges . regular brokers' com.
mission OF IS cents on a wager
which Involves stee including both
sides. and forwards the money 20
England. like any other insurance.
The way the odds stand nos an
American can put Mp 1875 aud.
with ~ cents commission. draw
down 800 IL Bryan II elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
GAYS COSGROVE LEADS IN
EASTERN WASHINGTON.

timately for a quarter OF a cen.
fury. Va know that there is no
man In the state who WOULD make
better governor. We have no
quarrel with any other candidate.
We are aimply not considering any
other
Il notice an occasional story In
Seattle paper to the effect that
the coegr0ve strength Ia ON the
wane east Of tho mountains Moth.
Ing can be farther from the truth,
No ether candidate has now. nor
has had. any strength worth speak.
Ing Of east Of the mountains, II
would be Impossible for any Of
them "a break In on the Cosgrove
vote over there.
Prem what | know OF the sit.
uation 90 the east side. and what
am told "a the situation here. |
do no, see that there In any possi.
bility Of Mr. Cosgrove being de.
fcated." concluded Mr. forton,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
RANcHER SUES
SHERIFF SMITH

Contemps charges and a damage
suit for sie.eo0 face Sheriff Lou
9. Smith aud Deputy Sheriff
George Leighton as a result Of the
arrest OF John r. Costello. a dairy
man and rancher az O'nFien. last
Tuesday.
Costello charges that ON June ~.
1905. Judge John n. rakey granted
an order restraining drainage din.
trict No. I from exeavating any
earth from = drainage ditch that
runs AcFoss Costeilos ranch.
The rancher was arrested for
trying 20 prevent laborers from go.
ing ahead with the WORK. The or
der 90 show cause in the contempt
charges In made reeurnahle before
Judge Arthur +. Griffin on Auss
uSt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23

sAN FHANtIsIU. July I1---If
was announced today that Colonel
John Lincoln Glen. ~the drummer
boy Of shiloh" nov chief quarter.
master OF the department Of Call.
fornia. has been ordered 20 San
Antonio. TEXAS. where be will &C
cupy the same position. Colonel
n. II. Stevens. Who ia succeeded
By Col Glen. in San Antonio. will
take the position Of chief quarter.
master hcru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
CARPENTER IS PLACED
UNDER ARREST

G. W. Miller. alias G. Mitchell, q
carpenter employed BY J. r. Eg.
Eiestoa q sons. proprietorn OF the
Seattle Cabinet and Rhow Case com.
pany. near Ninth and Pine 1T. was
arrested by City Detectives Adams
and Corbeti ON a charge Of burglary
yesterday. Tools worth tss were
stolen from the establishment on
Saturday nisht. and Miller IL sua.
peefed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
SCHOOLS WILL HAVE
PHYSICAL DIRECTOR

At the next meeting % the school
board an election will be held TO
select q physical director for the
Seattle schools. II IL probable that
some physician viii be selected. Al
the meeting yesterday the board
created the position. carrying a
salary OF 81 500 a year.
The board favorably considered
the petition Of the boys Of the
lincoln high school 20 be permit.
ter 10 reorKaniEe the cadet com
pany. which was discontinued sew
eral months ago AZ the Washington
high school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
RAGING FOREST FIRE.


SANTA ROSA. Cal. July 10 An
inSnenns forest and range fire Ia
HwcsIHng the coast range north OF
here. and all of the range included
between the hoEdwaterE OF Dry
creek and uklah IL reported 10
have been swept by a wall Of
flame rs mllca wide. Over 81 600.
600 worth OF timber IL reported TO
have been destroyed.
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ATTEMPTS SUICIDE AND
nay NOT RECOVER

Il xe<fon, logger. who at
pcrsN 10 commit suicide yesser.
~ l1ssrnon AZ Ballard By jump
- lr:o salmon bay. Is reported
b " Improving eighty. although
.>ers h stll danger that pnea-
zcn:z may set In
xorsan = suffering from con.
sysp.son. and because Of this grew
3ss,rndent He Is IS years old and
ustfp a Sweden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
WOMAN LAWYER
WINS HER CASE

Mrs. Leonia W. Browne. Seat
ties feminine divorce court Attor.
uey. won her case before judge
Arthur T. Griffin yesterday after
noon and secured divorce for
Mary Roac Deaiiets from Joseph
DeailstM.
The court divided the title To the
family home. az STA aNth av.. be.
tween husband and wife. and allow
ed each 10 take their personal be
longings. and the wife 10 retain
the furniture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
buy COAL MINE.

The Cumberland coal mining
properties, located on the buckley
branch OF the Northern Pacific rail.
road, east of Enumelaw, have been
purchased by a recently organised
Seattle cowl.eny, composed OF II.
G. Ewins. lt14sidont. J. d. Jones.
vice presidents H. H. Fox. treasur.
or. and w. u. Monks, secretary and
manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
BIG LOSS BY FIRE
IN PORTLAND


PORTLAND. Ore. July "a
Property valued At s3at, 600 il
either IN ruins or entirely wiped
out by fire which started early TO.
day from crossed wires on the top
floor OF the five. story Abingdon
building ON Third At Before the
structure had been completely
ruined. the flames icaped 10 the
Van Schuyler building. In the
rear. destroyed the upper two
floors and then attacked the Me.
Kay building. but did little dam.
age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
nov LrAvss HOSPITAL.

Johnny Ward. the boy who aus.
tained a fractured skull by being
HIT by an automobile driven by
r. X Schreiner at Duwamiuh on
the night Of July 9, was yesterday
removed from Providence hospital
10 hia home. almost completely re
covered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
rdlsr Of Walla walla Bull
Iet;u Confident Candidate
VIII Win.

cesgrove. the candidate OF
slae for the republican
~ -, ,'on for governor. win come
tS'nla' ss.,.an.alns with a very larEe
. ins s..s q first choice votes. said
nANslN tesscn. editor and pro.
Eassas - wAila wslla Bulletin,
E.e'.-...z.sz.
NJ s,,on is on a short bust
~ a seattle. aud Is tAklag
80 .., ~ ,lne 10 brush himself up
: - ~ .,,l,lcal sisua,ion over here,
= 1 ~ east side has had the ad'
Ease Il knowinS Cosgreve In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23

SAN FRANCISCO. July IL
Plans 10 contemplate the exp.ndi.
ture Of over SIC. 200 900 In the de.
veaopment Of san Francisco har.
Dor BY the extension of the sea
wall and the building OF new docks
viii be presented TO the governor.
the mayor and the board OF harbos
soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
IOWA SOCIETY MEETING.

Tomorrow evening the Iowa 30
elety win meet In tbs Alaska slssh
rooms TO discuss sttendlnt trts
Iowa picnte which will be held by
tho Tscoma Iowa society WsednSs.
day. August 8. All fopmcr resfdenra
az Iowa are requested TO attend to
morrowa meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
YOUNG GIRL
BEHEADED

rsnsERG. Germany. July "a
n, nurasriag the man she was en-
as<a 10 marry. Crete BeieF' tho
,s,.arola daughter Of the mayor
: prsIbsrx. was behsaded Fuesael
.,sss some time between Oars sns
49, The execusioner reaen ,
A. s,ty carrying a eox eonsAlnihk
- ~ with which he did bis vof ..
"a brought With bin also = sui.
y evening" clothes The weAFins
= shls ssre Is an official rco1lrr
nert Of the somhre oesasion. ne
preparations Tor the execution A.
~ prison bad been completed ans
tie man did bis work quietly sna
privately. and departed a. salsul
a. he came. The king 81 sAsont
had refused a pardon-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
HARTMAN TO FleHr.


SAN FRANCISCO. July z5.-Dia.
satisfied with the reduction In
lumber rates from the Willamette
Valley In Oregon 20 san Francisco
and adjacent points. ordered by
the Interstate commerce commits,
sion. Hartman IL preparing 10 fight
the decision In the federal court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
JONES TO Be GUEST
OF REPUBLICAN CLUB

Congressman Wesley l. Jones
will be entertained AZ a luncheon
BY the King County Republican
club Friday noon at the Rsths.
keller. Several prominent rspub.
iicans will speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
Steamer Monticello

Saves eiFht minutes In time between
Seattle and ~ n NAVY Fara which en-
abies = nsw schedule Of siH round trips
daily Leaving Flyer Dock. foot 81 Madi.
son street. al eife. efee and ~ 40 q. m,
100 see and et2e y M Saturday iiiae
y M sunday, ft6 q m
. m, ifiEe. fite. tib and 80 y m
sunday night, tiae instead Of f.t0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23

San FRANCISCO. July IA
Completed records at the regis
trar's office today. after the clerks
had worked until daylight. show
that over IS 600 voters registered
10 vote IN the coming primary.
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Lawn and Batiste

xTFnch lawn and ba.
tlnte. regularly sold
W 10 i5c. During this
hait.hour ... BE
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Darning Cotton


Beat quality Of DarnIna
Cotton. regular O.
balls. navy. brown
and ecEu only. During
this halfhour. a ball
f.ss .*+s+s ....s2c
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Pictures

Fancy Gilt Framed. Pic
lures. all new and very
desirable. During this
half'heur. each lie
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China Silk

The remainder Of our 25c
Colored China Silks:
all colors. but no black
or white. During this
hour ... .....f0c
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Everett andEdmonds


MEAI9 SERVED.
.,, Is'.s ,SSsa .r'ps asIis L.sv. ..
SUNDAY. feavs Seattle al lao =. M. -
M. sod D. - Leats Everett At sifs =
.ssvs sv.y.si AZ sias a n. ans y -
sad 1ila ,. ~. 8iugls fars ts nnoham-
i.h 81 %. nsnnd trip si.es.
Steamer Citg 81 Evsrett. Gelman peaA
Rkenss-eunsst tsssi lad tftt
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Paraffine Wax

Pure NefIned Pa'rafffne
Wax. for preserving;
the usual i5c size. Dur
INK this hour. a bl9ek
..s. .t..s.. ....s.sC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
Enbroideries

Beautiful Nslnsook and
Swiss Embroiideries.
with insertions TO
match; neat floral and
scroll designs. regular
~ sold al lie. During
this hour. a yard .ff
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Extrac'tors

Glass lennon. Juice Es-
tractors During this,
haif'hour 49,. ..2lse
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Milk Pals

Covered Tin MIX Pals.
with wire handles.
During this hour. each
.+...ss .s.ss .Bf
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Umbrella Pants

Women's Fine White
Lisle Umbrella Pants.
with lace bottoms aud
French bands; an e1-
cellent soc garment
During this hour 3Je
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Lawn Bonne.ts


chlldncn's Lawn Bon
nets, trimmed with
lace, tucking and EN-
broidery; values up TO
si.25; slightly soiled.
During this hour De
Preserving Kettles
fo-ausrt Royal Granite
Iron Preserving Ket-
ties: regularly sold al
60c. During this hour,
each 80. 49,. 30f
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10 \ 3e-inch ttemmcd
Huck Towels. red Dor.
ders: regularly sold
for l2hc. During this
hour .... .......HC
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Licnox Soap

the' Fa'n1onia L,c.poS
laundry SSRp Fits
tho hand, During tiis
ifa'lish@tF. Il bar ar
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Mosquito Bar

Mosquito Bar. In all col
ors. During this hour,
bolt. s yards .f3c
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-12
ed by Arnold c. scherr, demands the

ed ny Arnold Y. Scherr, demands the
following:
The elimination of state and fed
eral Office holders, from membership
in the state committee"
II true, why does not that party
observe this part of its platform?
The personnel of its committee will
not bear scrutiny, II such plank is to
be applied. There are Office holders
on that committee, and well the In
telligencer knows 1t. So does e. NJ.
Grant, the chairman OF that party's
committee.
II political party at its very in
ception disregards and violates its
platform, as is done in this instance,
what assurance is there that there
will be any stability or adherence in
its course? Again, with this disre-
gard staring il in the face. what right
has It as a mater OF conscience to
brazenly criticize another political
party for the very thing it does itself?
There is a good deal OF pretense in
the Lincoln or Scherr party and in
its platform as well as all may easily
see, when the platform and the course
Of the party are scanned slightly.