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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
IHvENTS CABINET
TO HOLD RECORDS

James norey. who resides at s3s
Chicago 81. South Park. has ~.
cuiycd letters paiont for a phono.
graph record cabinet The official
papers came from Washington City
last week aud Mr. Dorey immediate.
~ commence negotiations with SET.
efRi people who are Interested In
the design covered IN the patent
Tho cabinet Il said to present
many advantages. among which are
the low cost Of construction. the
compact manner in which the rec.
orda are preserved. Several phono-
graph dealers declare that II haa
many points OF superiority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
LEVY
\ FIXED
The State Board Equalizes
& on 4.8 Mill Basis for
Counties.

OLYMPIA. Oct. Although the
state board Of equalization hha fixed
the state tax levy this year NJ .
mills. not a nipEie county ~ the
state viii make that levy Tor state
taxes, nor a single county taxpayer
gay that rate.
This difference between the levy
officially fixed and that actually
made il due 90 a peculiar proviHi1n
~ the Washington revenue laws.
Under the lnw, after a county as
Heanor has made 40 his assessments.
the county beard ~ equalization has
power 90 change. increase OF reduce
every assessment. and these changes
are then made upon the iax rolls.
and every property owner pays hts
taxes. state o. county. upon the
values fixed by the county board
and On the tai rolls
The state board 81 equalization
has absolutely no such power, II
cannot change a single assessment
on ans tai book In any county
This has been the Law long years
but ia not thoroughly understood by
many property owners.
fakinH the findings Of the state
board as 90 the percentage basis ~
assessment In the several counties
and the average levy ~ - mills,
u 81 learned that tho several coun
ties must make levy TO raise tho
state tnE. IN mills. approximately a.
given below. fractions having been
omitted
Adams. kss. Aaotin. sis. Benton
80. GhshAilH ks1. Cheian. sa4
efiuilAfn. az0. Clarke. teT. Culum
bia. 400. cowtitx. st7s Douglas
49,. Ferry. ahAs Franklin. as
Garfield. aass Island. kkT. Jrffrr
son. CSC. King. tts plus. kitaap
s.. kifiilns. t7pl kiickiiat, 8 %
I.rwia. sss. Lincoln. SIS. Mason
gN1. Okan0Ean. 4e1s Pacific, eTf.
Pierce. f#a plus. San Juan. 500,
kka@ll 7A0. HhnnAnia. s.2t. Hno+
hsmlsh. Isl. Spokane. Z plus Ste
vena. ast. Thurmgun. kgt. Mahkia
kuhn. aAs. walia Waifa. tAk. What
rom. %. Whitman. ess. Yakima
48a Average fkD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

Seattle boWiers meet tonight a.
t14 ifsucNtfF bldg 81 start n move
mant 20 hfiug the Western bowling
congress here ia 1903.
The Thintien defentad the Tacoma
Herrefm az ~ ordiand FAfh yeHtNfiiaY
hy she score IT 4 90 b Malaon
made two Rpaln and fiilina ana
Malg one each.
Lincoln Washington high eiegnna
Miii rot meet until Nov 4o the
KArae scheduled Tor Saturday neat
AaNlng been called off
When the Everett players took
exception - d decision yesterday ln
their game with fhe WehNtNfa 81
seattle. fNr umpire got offended and
walked o4t % the lot Jhn Web
atsfa wsnt 60 the field IN the ninth
aHd found uo umpire The score
then stood % and the contest
Aaa sndsa as = draw.
The Olympic Athletic club eleven,
OUTS eiGhed 90 pounds e. the man.
played the Fort finEisr team g. q
afaN yesterday. neither side scoring
The DiyDpirs had trained hut one
week.
Martin FfeFi1an. representing the
Igash American Athletic CLUB, made
a new uafibs record for tba dis
cas- throw az New York yesterday.
Ito threw tha aiae it0 feet. ~
inchea. which beats the former rec
ord - 50 inches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
ON The FRONT

The Blue Funnel liner. Ning CHOW,
has isft for Vancouver tp complete
SIZE ai#cnarEe ~ her cargo. rhe Niil
then take coal al ruwoN and re-
tara 10 Seattle 20 load for her out
ward voyage
The Transport DgK has shifted 20
Tacoma ehr "a experted 90 ~
ready for sea about Oct ~. after
takiuK on $50 wuieH and horses
here.
The bark , y. Peters and the
ship ~ Paul having aitf hafN ea
their eArNoea 81 nAiman from ~
Alaskan cHnnertsa. VIII 80 70 winter
quarters al Port niaheiy.
Steamer Yuratan plying on The
ran 10 Nalfea and cnrdufa. viii re-
turn from Sanaifno. complete her
cargo here and sail for the norm
THURSDAY
rrcpeh BARK Marecbai dc
Soaiiies left Honoiuiu for thie port
eaturdaF. She will load wheat for
the united Kingdom.
The Moran built steam schooner
Riverside ia reported out 81 San
Francisco feF this city, with cargo
Tor the AiaHka-racific Steamship
co.
The Norwegian bark hardoie
cleared for the United Kingdom to-
day with q cargo 81 wheat
The steamer Shawmut which has
been lylug al her moorineA for some
time awaiting purchase by the COY
eruaeut shifted 70 pier thiH
morning and ~ taking on NNisr.
she win then proceed 90 the yafas
AZ igrem0fton.
The 4. a Transport Burnside went
"a Tacoma this morning and VIII
later 80 into the Hefferuhu ary-
dock a. QuaFternaStcr hArbor.
The steamer Humboldt left this
morning AZ , o'clock for Eagle lAar-
Dor where she wil be docked ana re-
paired.
The latest addition TO the list %
overdue boatH at the Merchants
Exchange. o. the nr ~. Aceiuas
les days out % Rotterdam for san
Francisco.
Tho Pacific steamship cornpany's
steamer Senator ia expected % ar
rive this evening from Alaskan
points. with full cargo and passen-
ger list
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Governor VIII Call Special
Session of Legislature
If Needed.

Governor Mead Will come 20 tho
rescue o. the primary law II tho
second choice provision IL declared
unconstitutional by the supreme
court
u neceHaary, the governor viii
call a special session Of the legis.
iature and secure tho passage Of a
curative act which will insure the
nomination 81 the candidates who
were nominated by ths people The
governor said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

NEW YORK, Oct 8. r. Charles
Wolahecker. a Wholesale meat deal.
or " Harlem. was killed aud his
wife aud SIR and Mrs. unForieh
and their chauffeur we're seriously
injured IN an automobile accident
that wrecked Mr. Weisbecker'a tour
Ing car near Edgewaier. n. J.. last
night The AUTOMOBILES WAS making
nifty miles an hour down = steep
hill and Was rounding a turn when
one OF the front wheels Rkidded,
exploding the tire. The car turned
completely over and landed with a
crash against a telegraph pole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
STATE NEWS

PIONEERS ORGANIZE r. Sixty
five pioneers Of OkRnnEan county
have organized This was incident
10 the county fair held az Riverside.
CROSS PLAINS "A Nebraska man
and wife have arrived M North
Yakima 60 locate. having travelled
across the plains IN a prairie schoon-
er.
BIG cANNERY PAck--At North
Yakima I. 900 tons of fruit were pack
ga by the cannerics this season.
NEW CAR PLANT ~ Vancouver
cltlxens have raised n bonus and
as result a car plant viii be eStab-
lished there
FIGHTS FOR TITLE -winlock a.
fighting for clear title 10 the
townsltc. n the case goes against
the city. the Northern Pacific viii
be the owner ~ the land upon which
the town is situated
SECOND CROP Kettle Falls Is
now hoastiue of raising second
crop of strawberries.
NEW RAILROAD Money has
been secured and a new railroad
viii be constructed between silver
Creek and Index
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
MEAD WILL SAVE
VETERINARIAN

In case the supreme court sh..a.
conclude that the 7ee0nd chnlce -
vision is not constitutional ~
should issue writ ~ mandate y
compel the substitution n ceg,.,s
names on the ticket Tor tbose ttss
would otherwise appear, win es7
au extra session of the leelslasass
and AJAX that a curative Act 81 a.
- that will carry out the win =
the people az expressed IN The IT.
airy election, such act 70 erpFess,
command the secretary or ets,s
70 place tho names Of Samuel N
coagrove for governor. u. e. III,
Or lieutenant governor and W. j
beil Tor attorney general % a.
ticket"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
AUTOISTS DASHED TO
DEATH

MAHANoY CITY. Pa. Oct s.
In an automobile plunge over q
twenty foot smbankment at
Gordon yesterday, Mrs. Peter
Young. "a yeara Of age. and her
daughter Helen. aged years. were
killed, aud har husband. Peter
Young. aud Peter Young, IT, aged
9, and Charles Clark. nephew Of
the dead woman. all Of Ashland,
sustained fractured skulls and inter.
nal injuries. Little hope is enter
tanned for the recovery Of the injur.
Cd. The steering gear Of the mach
Inc failed TO- work and caused the
accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
SELLING TICKETS
FOR BIG BENEFIT

Tickets for the Fred Butter
benefit song recital 10 be given at
the First Presbyterian church %.
morrow night are being sold today
by a large number OF young women
and Il IL expected that the g. 600
needed for the grading Of the Y.
W G, A. property at fifth Az. and
Seneca u. will be- raised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
TRAGEDY FOLLOWS
FOOLISH DISPUTE

WILLIS. Cal. Oct. t.--FrAnk
Waller. workman Va a haw mill
Dear here iast night shot and Killed
1ahn Henderson. a feii0W workman.
Hnd then turned his shotgun weapon
Arsn himself eith fatal results a
HaaFyei over Tree caused the
heubie tragedy
Examination showed that after
nklas roisan. Waller had discharged
beth h5s revolver and shotgun into
b. body
Hpsh bodies were brought O.
Niliits. ard eosaner'a jury rcn-
asred = verdict ~ murder and sui-
eidr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
THOMAS la WSON
NEARLY KILLED

re was hurried 70 a hospital arz
Ola not regain consciousness nnts
after midnight Ills condition tosss
- serious Mics Lawson was ~
injured The accident was cauz.s
BY ihe horse ahying at an auto 40
running away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

,..' - ''tefn lake citizens have been
conjunction with fhs atse-rs. os~ ~
poinfea at the wednensa etskes
mass inecilnk. in fhe rsatfe. - 's .
Etottet q the aeseasmAmf ~ -
hirhlg@ Place eenasmnasfae. -rhsy
ere Aseaafk Parish, Ord. ntehassx
Mfef hefs Walker, Moore Weealr
flAHef, hih4leY Aaa MeKtniav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
BOLD HoLouP IN PORTLAND.


10y United press.i
PORTLAND. Or. Oct. 5.-soven
men we're held up and robbed in
the saloon Of Eflek iiuseiy. foe
Hawthorne ave. shortly after mid
night yesterday The rohhcf seour.
cd about $40. all but about g. being
taken from the uil, and escaped
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FREE Consultation

We can tell you the nature Of your
disease. Come today You incur no eb
legation
A. ~ a q, T.. LouaHNEY.
osteopathic Physicians,
lO-1I-Ia Estabrook utda. Second .aa
Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
AUTO KILLS MERCHANT


10y United preas.l
HOLLAND. Mich. Oct. S. -
while on an automobile trip from
Grand Rapids 20 Holland. Dick
Brink, Of Grand Rapids. a promlm.
ent merchant was accidentally XIII.
ed While arriving down hin
near NFiesland. the steering gear
broke and the automobile turned
turtle 81 q ditch.
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ny United pfsss.)

EGYPT. Mass. Oct while out
riding yesterday with hia daughter.
Thomas Lawson was thrown from
his carriage. kicked by the horse and
'xhsn picked up was unconscious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
ChiIdren's Eye Defects

scientifically corrected II your
children are troubled with their
eyes az school, bring them 10 ua
for examination schuchafd Optical
Co, 1907 Second Az. 80
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Will NOT VOTE Foa saYAx.

by United preas.l
BOSTON, oct THE Democratic
party 81 Massachusetts, a. cAatsne
about today Tor two preHssiersisf
electors % take the places u Ferdi-
nand Strauss and Charles A. Davta
who have resigned. declaring rat
they win not vote for Bryan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05


uAHoAtH ron
rnn AkN Writ a ST
iii ssil az lragfessd ferss q = sssss
neAf fuff prehafd. g. ises thsa shat
thp improvements sast - Aefss cleared
eslg a. zee n. Msysg raasr I1.ss -.
az trieH - SO :
COUNTRY HONE
o. efe-ssa four Feefa ssttsas aas sns.
salt sefs ~ ne ssaa. saa4I4 Yssss.as
dnea. tAianrs u.s. PEI ntanfhs fiszas -
sss and as@dsf sehssel saa - u4aatss
rias q fienssf s4eafs u Aishsis
- uniaa Hiseh
s..svs tssesa ffss % s.sA. 81 ms..
VS. g Hiss& go Ns~ 4ess bis
Pear Feaas rseasfn Amnsaisw. ssII ssss.
~ West Asetsis. 90 49, saeash III
cuNAr AcnnkuK HOSE
U hefa ftrees - ne tttae 20 snak4 -.
sasF ntinN TESTS. h@Ffsss ams eAisAsns
sies~ IN. eaiy tftsi issuss. tst ae~n' "a
- Hsenih. Aisa hass Z psaas. sas -
Et3se Nes NJ uassnsan 81 f.aelfse fsssx
- rsepsna fmtssiasenm. ~ ngsstsaas
Asissmen 10 rtuss htesk t@aas --sf
AIRS uta suass 1afr fss asmm. sfH -
snenth. bare NJ fns hasnes tarrs etsss
~ Acreage tt8 isyihe heHs ! enss IA !
niswse str pfir@ eNtF ffaes stxAs -
watst fewt, tas 81 tsFnk al Eef mansA
ffuii stsse 90 nsesnssten aasA. casse ~
49," III
ch%ap--.ehizess Fsnen heass. tssa.
Pts~s laes . fF.sh cess 80 BaYins 90
tafas feid paastaes hsfsa. Anent 49,
sees al fef tttf sefa4s $50 f9aa ala
30 rleefA See NJ fat. ~ rastsasafss
= Fessfi4 city. - fsfepsA laisfas "a
eR1et fef N-taes $50 IA
-
siii ssii ny - ssfs f.seh. sssf.fs-
fna sod hfftHaa sr1f flraf stnas 50
dairf cess pi4fs - All fsnslsa al -.
fef ttesa 80 aaaa o. fs mantk T.ks
fArenai fnisgurtaa - fAeifss eftK -
Mr. fsst - pesfaffiss -
CITY REAL ESTATE
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guaransS,o
accuracy or assume fenp',t"ts
hility fer errors OF any 49,
occurring IN telephonea ""N
tleements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

CRY EgsL ESTATE.
nEuIN THAT HOME TODAY
Lets - astFinat nfssnsrnd rafa ffst.
xissfsd an8 afaard aith c1tT safer ard
Telephones tn sfWY attractive fsnfufs frf
hens. sefs - frgfeaes farlait Ia fniar.
tsa sas itNea fRa o. hfsis nn Haalu ssfers
ta ulnkfaHta SD reanffY glpt Taff1e
Sc tess. ffa PEI a1enth Ffaf 49, :
nHfth fGatn eaf - FfarHtnf ~ car Iine
HNNkE q FARHAn
nfsrfh efFfe car ttth 8 ufssn andd ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

FOR PROHIBITION The Nor.
mons 81 salt Lake city have adopt
Cd strong resolutions favoring pro-
hihition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
vnELP WANTED ans
aNn At ~ heStElEO AUS

One cent = word Mle l.t ,s
charge 1hc. When ems" tt,,.
account actual number W s",,,n
as set viii bo counte1 1890
Insertions made Tor the NNn
81 six when cash y pA'..,,, -. ~,
can lines. or fraction Wv
viii bc counted as two lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

70 Per Cent Profit

.-----~---------------
70 Per Cent Profit
". nav. rrepossisa 10 sarasr
~ i1prgtef With small casias. sh5se
siN by 80 iatsssef fs - rsrs ,saf,ss
81. rfefst teig ftee casa fsqaifsd
Fifs' meess 10 takss ID
AnafrAar unns
0fssn LAKE a8ailah
fhuns vrssn d.
FHFE AUTO RIDE ropav
" eur heautifai Adflfinn t.ssf g.
neffh - NE kspeslglaa sFsansie
~ 80 ssiiiae leis ~ u lass
49, '.sw $50. tsftns ~ aawn Aaa s.
ssa,t siAiion. ear aqia wfa msss yea
INTERNATIONAL noNp q
REALTY Co
-~s.s
tie powS AND o. pRn MONTH
thn way - are safsfH4 fefs -.
tlctAs nofth - ths 9Rp.slffan 80 -
.sfs',g sseenas pfles aair gee en- sss
Scenic station and come ssfiv =. 49,
are enif ~ lots lar
INTERNATIONAL Bosp =
REALTY CO
-s.t
VIZ HAVE THIS EXCLUSIVE
~ ~ pay ~ sommlssian 70 ffaa.s
corssT u stth ana pss,s..,s -, ssasi
ssntsl - W. VII eel fer ffffe. ssT9s
Shanss % make gulek tara ewes :,
APPLETON INvF8raFsf conron =
Iel Amsfisan Bank nlas liz
.rouNgsrowNi YoUSasroWV1 :
"'' pntev M rsH MONTH
Lots are cleared ~ &c., g..
iit,.u ~lleY' sen o. ana abstract faf
a J wiLKfw co
----. @a-.n- ..l. Resldenes wssg q.
Fof sals cheap far cnsh ~ -.
W. iFis thrss blocks Green taas rha1e
- -=se.fk
BY Owner
Close IN. pretty fivs room eo,,sw.
basement two iafFs Improved iets VS. ~
terms fipo unwn, SO monthly
80 Empire bldg
,MonEitN SIX ROOM u0ffap
Ia, .u iuH cement basement. on AZ fsus
lot select ueirhhofhsod All if.,..a,i.
menus ~ and paid except paving Tse.fs
NNNN cash. use per month
CENTURY REALTY 90
lpiA Alaska Bids "a 4
Grand free excursion to nrsmsr,e.
sunday, got free tickets 1t q d Nti.
mans office IN Times block 10 sea III.
new addltionsi We are the only ftY,,
runuinE Tree excursions. 600 iots ~
water fronts He uoi terms. 81 per menth'
Come today. -,
VIII build you bsronfu hauae go
furnish you a ioi Tor 4 d Gee. terms tsail
joe Meyer. Main ifte II
House rooms modern eenvenisnees
rent Tor ta2 i2.i0e. I. szse st
For saie.-Lot toniit. very ehsap. ans
corlise Az
For sale by owner. fivs.room fufug.h.a
house Phone North sS7. -10stx
For sale bY owner, Groom, modefn
house Phone North $50. sasstl =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

elAHsification cannot PC AF'"
after IL o'clock daily,
nAff.ARn A0ENCN~-F' -
At,,tlen b40s ballard aN. W.
So uatl phane. Railard sVe
MAIN OFFICE SgNei ,l.'''.. Nv
hetweea Union anu Nh'se
Phones. Main 1860, IND 80
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BOARD ANo ROOM.

Rooms with board 1903 Eighteenth
aN.i Madison ear Phone East sse
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aslrllArloNs MAMIE"

'sSituattons wanted 49, 4
tisements see for Is wVt"r 49,
times Additional space, DC wv
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nsarm NOTICES.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
sprciAL NoricnA

BuTrERwsaRru a Sons tfHtvas'ss "
ia. spp Maar~ Thsatrs Beth phones -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

W have rrepositiea 10 a sss4~s
~ inpruted With suaif eastae. shsee
in By ~ inss ssef 20 49, rerf .snfass
etete rfqfst tnif ftHe aasA fsaaifs8
Fifs' mpesY 10 takes it
AnafrAnE unuR
Nf~en Lake HtaflaN
fhans vrssh 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

The latest addition TO the list %
overdue boats at the Merchants
Fxchange. o. the ar. ~. Acatnas
les DAYS out % Rotterdam for san
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
RAILWAY TIME TABLES
nIRrW Nofichs

-. sa-ae--ass-a7- 49,.
1.uefs TO the vfe = = 49,.
Isn.safa fha ntfe ~ y - inhfA
s,.sfsefassn. ssptesnfef a. daes tteh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

Tho Pacific steamship company's
steamer Senator a. expected 60 ar
rive this evening from Alaskan
points. with q full cargo and passen
ser lfnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

The steamer Humboldt left THIS
morning AZ , o'clock for Eagle lAar-
Dor where she Will be locked ana re-
paired.
The Dickinson press., 1908-12-12
Former Resident

N. P. Jensen. who went from this
part of the country to Moscow, Idaho.
some time ago, writes that he is always
glad to get the PRESS and learn the
news of the ''old stamping ground -
He says.
we like the country here very much
We had a good crop this year although
some of the old timers do not consider
it 30. My neighbors had 81 bushels of
wheat per acre. The weather here has
been very fine. We now have about
two inches of snow which fell abou,
two weeks ago, but We have had NO
blizzard.
1t is not as windy here as in North
Dakota. In fact, the wind blows hardly
enough to run my windmill. We did
have a little wind here before and after
election. Neither do we have the edit
orial billiards. Of North Dakota, the brain
storms"
The Dickinson press., 1908-12-12
No Hoodo

Charles H. Wiley. who is hustline the
repair work on his house with the assis-
lance of six men, noticed for the first
time that thirteen cuts a great figure in
the makeup of his ho.ne. When he was
about to put on storm windows he found
that it required thirteen up stairs and
thirteen down stairs. There are Is rooms
in the house. IS steps in the cellar stairs
and IS steps in the stairs leading to the
second floor and it is Is feet from the
house steps to the sidewalk.
Mr.. Wiley says that the number is no
hoodoo to him and he rather likes it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley were married on the
18th day of the month and their son,
Deane, celebrates his birthday anniver-
saries on the 18th.
In speaking of the repair work Mr..
Wiley said he hoped to have it COM
pleted in IS days, at about which time
he expects Mrs. Wiley to return from
her stay in Milwaukee and Chicago.
The Dickinson press., 1908-12-12

Joseph FtSAoE, pain
ID.
~ vs.,
OAA13es u. Bradley.
Oregon Colonization
Oo0p3ny. and all
O&b0r persons un-
Known. claiming any
O0tate or nteres in
0sr lien or 'incum-
1QAnce upon the
DU0peEty described Ia
lAe complaint. defen-
&Ants. TheState of
.NOYthlD Dakota to the
above named defend
AhA All
The Dickinson press., 1908-12-12
UNIVERSITY NEWS LETTER

The people of the state will be inter-
ested that at the Jefferson Medical COL
leee in Philadelphia the same system
Of marks is used as in the University of
North Dakota. Moreover, it is signif-
cant, as showing the quality of the
medical work done in the University,
that Mr.. John Hetherington, of Lari-
more. who finished the two years offered
in 1907, is now a senior in jefferson,
and is n of its few ''honored men,"
President Mezrifield of the State Uni
versity returned home Wednesday morn
ing, November 18th, and Mrs. Merriield
followed him the nex day. During his
absence. President Merrifeld attended
the launching Of the battleship North
Dakota at Boston On November 10th.
From Boston he went to his boyhood
home in Vermont, where he spent a
day, Going thence to New Yosk, where
the president spent q day visiting
Columbia University. From New York
be went to Washington where he at
tended the sessions of the annual meet
ing of the National Association of State
Universities. From Washington he and
Mrs. Merrifeld went to Charlottesville.
Virginia, to visit Professor and Mrs.
Harrison Of the University Of Virginia.
and they returned to North Dakota by
way of New York. The president spent
day in Minneapolis a upon his return
visiting the University of Minnesota.
The Dickinson press., 1908-12-12
SEpMd0NS

State OF North DakOta.l
County Of Sta4k,
In DISTRICT Court, Sixth Judicial District.
.v0eonh E&eRer n1iin.N
The Dickinson press., 1908-12-12
Henry Lehman Of Beach 'transacte
business in the city On Saturday.

Henry Lehman of Beach transacted
business in. the city On Saturday.
Ernest Jessen arrived last week from
Chinook, Mont, ind has taken a position
in the Hub clothing store. -
Nj: and Mrs. c. W. Herstein from the
Black Butte country left last week. for a
few months visitin Oklahoma.
G. D. Shoemaker and Fred 'Kizer from
the Black Butte country transacted bust
ness in town T.. the latter part Of last
week.
Mrs. e. A. W7lbahe returned Saturday
to her haae in Hebrn after "a visit at
The home Of her asothsr. ,l1s. r. A..
Miller.
Mr., and Mrs, Ftsd Ieonberxa left
Sunday for their farm near Connolly,
after a visit at the hsme,of 81, hisrmother,
hfna ]. 1eeiberHer.
~. L 16chards and r. Il Wilcox
made a trip out to Manning last atur-
day. Mrs. Wilcox and little daughter.
darfe, went 10 Richardton Sunday for
a few days VISIT with relatives, return
ing carly in tie week to The. city.
o. q. and r. N. Hastead tof Beach
were in Dickinson on Monday ,on their
way TO Indiana for a visit They have
been residents of western Billings
county for some years and have been
prosperols. inveEkins their ssurplus
Aaaey in land.