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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-27
foDArS JOURNAL CONTENTS
Page One.

oSO WIZ
.rELEGRAPH-Pres Western talk
.eont Legislation for the Further Reform
y Corporation Abuses Unsettles Money
tiarket, 100000 People View Hudson
FULTON Celebration.-Wh Whitney Says That
Ee%fy Refused to Bring Cooks Proofs
Rh'l Instruments in the Rooscvelt.-The
MADISON Fair.
h Page Two.
ELocAL AND TELEGRAPH.
Il Page Three.
shoCAL-Watervillc. Fairfield. Oakland,
E'''siield and Skowhcgan Local News.
h Page Four.
ESpoRTING.-Au the Maine Colleges ex-
Ept I, of NJ. win in Football Saturday. =
,.uiday and Sunday Baseball Results
Page Five.
ss IL ADS-Male and Female
Ely Wanted-Real Estate for Sale
N"ss stores, etc, to Let--Lost and
S.;nnd-Boats. Motors. etc. for Sale
ssihess Cards-Railroads.
Page Six.
EpIToRTAL-Practical Forestry. still
IiafSe.-The Retirement of Samuel L..
Sainnlnan--Pellagra-B Cos
-ffess Comments.
Page Seven.
LoCAL-State House News-Superior
n'' Eeport-Books and Authors.
Page Eight.
.ueal--cony High Loses Football
sins to Waterville High-Personals- So
Meeting Briefs.
Page Nine.
= oTr;,sl.--Amusemcuts at Opera House
= iheatrc Comique-Loral Briefs.
Page Ten.
tELEGRAPH-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-27

Miss Mary Carlisle of Lewiston, who
has been a successful teacher in the
seventh grade at the Webster Gram
mar School at Auburn will 50 to CHI
caco where she will be Rev. Pcrcival r.
Marston's assistant in the New Eng
land Congrt gaiionaI Church. Miss
Carlisle has not taught any this year
in Auburn, a substitute having been
engaged for her place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-27
THE WEATHER
EAIN

Washington. sept. 26.--i'crcoast for
New England: Rain Monday and pos
@ibly Tuesday; brisk north winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-27
Boston Forecast.

Foston Sept. 26.-t'orec1st: Monday
continued unsettled, probably with oc-
"asonal rains. Tuesday clearin )
= l. Ii. 10 L..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-27
THE MONEY MARKET HARDENS,
Industrial and Business Reports in Gener=
al Are Favorable, Except Where Recent
Storm Spread Ruin in the South
Crop Reports Are Encouraging.

than the mere technical consideration of
the miscarriage of speculative tips and
the hardening of the money market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. owen of Groveville.
near Buxton recently celebrated the 23d
anniversary of their marriage. A large
nrmber of relatives and friends were
present to help this worthy couple enjoy
he coca sion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-27

Among the Maine people who have re-
Gently celebrated their golden wedding
are Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Stanislaus of
Lincoln Mr. Stanislaus is IS years of
age. In his younger days he was for eight
years governor of the Indian tribe on the
Penobscot. Mrs. Stanislaus was born in
Eastport and is 6S wears of age
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-06-10

r Vefeine cviceni malych zacek,
poradane sborem Sokola nedeli od-
poledne V sfni CSPS. setkalo Sc )
neocekavan6 skv6lym zdafilfm w
sledkem. 'Nebylo dojista nikoho .
pfftomnych, jenz opraydu nebyl by
projevil syoje poteseni a uznaiif
mistnimu sboru sokolsk6mu jeho
snaze Sinnosti, iak obou talocvic-
nem TAX narodnfm ieho pdsobeni.
pefovati o zdarnou vTchovu dorostu
jak telesnG tax mravne, buditi v
nein tonhu po nadsenf, lasku k praci
a uzitecnosti, jest dojista zaslnznfm
iikolem, ienz hoden jest neisirsi pod
pory. Program zahajen bvl payeck9fm
odborem Sokola pfsnf "Bfvali Ce-
chove", na6ez starosta sboru Vac.
Chot osloyil shromazdsne rodice die
sokolslleh kanifol. sensanfch DR..
Rudis-Ji6inskYm, nicfz poukazu-
ie So ma diilezitnst t1locviln N nrav-
MI dusevni kazefi cviGicfch. Male
zita telesna vychova ia Ne docfliti
hlavnG pomocf soustayneho tAlocvi-
l.. X. iiellssozz ielssozz ellen. Jest vvehevati nals-
dez zdravou, silnon jarou. Pro
SLOW starosty, pfedneseny 1--WE a d.
razne zanechal posluchaGh dobrI
DOZEN. Po skonGene feGi ykrotilo ze
zvukI svizneho sololskeho pochodr
pres dvacet zaeek steinolroji /
lxraaazLv y ralLxnn do sine So svoi
cviciteIkou sok. Marii Cizkoyou i
milJ ziev jejich razem ziskal vi srd
&C veskereho obecenstva. Reie, iimi;
zailajeno cviGeni, nc obtizne, byl,
provedeny dokonalou pfesnostf
na1ez nasledovalo prostne cviGenf
krouzlxy, proyazen6 libym zp6ven
zaGek. BonflivG potlesk obecenstyl
10 tnn.tn cvi1enf hvl zaslouzenol
odm1nou cvicicim. Dalsfm cislen
bylv pfednesy pev. odboru Sokola
na6ez pfislo na fadu evident zacek
cinkami. jez rovnH jako pfedesl
cviccni nadsens bylo obecenstyen
pfijato. Program zakonten pax zer
tovneu fraEkon "SIuha pAnom7, kite
ri SWIM rezmarnSm d1iem vzbndil
vzeohreIiou veseiost II posIuchatEiai !.
rlohy sluzky LiduEky slecny RI
zeny, sehrane sokolkami B. Valo
voH a III. anknvnrI, rnsty sf,iT m
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-06-10

= Sbor Sokola usnesl Sc v posled-
nj sve schulz ma vyslani etyf borcd
k zayoddm pfi sokolskem sletu, po-
fadanem Narodni Jednotou Sokol-
skou v Chicagu koncem mesice srp-
ma. Slet slibuie byti velkou udalo-
sti d pokud nam znamo, chysta sc cd
mas vice osob v ten cas- do Chicago.
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-06-10

= James KuGera obdrzel rozvod
cd sv6 zeny Rose Ku6erove, ifz soud
pfifknul jednu tfetinu nemoviteho
najetku zalobci pfifknnl K vycho-
v9 Is roki stareho chlapce.
= Dne %. cervna bude zde po-
fadati pfedstavenf znamy cirkus
Barnum Il Bailey, spoiene velk5m
poulitnym privodem.
Nejstarsi zdejA denni list Pio-
neer Press vykoupen byl tyto dny
casopiseln Dispatch. 0ba tasopisy
bndou vychazeti ma dale pod jejich
Navy jako al dosud, pouze 8 roz-
|dilem. ze budou pod iednou spravou.
Pioneer T Press rrecss jssa jssa i-annim listen, ne
tesil Sc zadouci podpofe se strany O.
hIasoyateln a 2 te pficiny odhodlal
&c pied pied nj 5isEi; ases: aasehes: tsz < se4er-
nimu vydani, lee brzy Sc zjistilo, ze
st. Paul neni dosti velkym pro tfi
ve6erni dasopisy tax doslo k slou-
Geni Pressu Dispatcher. Vydava-
talstTc slibuje oba 6asopisy zyelebiti
a zaroven oznamnje, he bude die nej-
| llepsfho svedomi sc snaziti, ably caso-
pisy slouzily nepokryte vefejnym q
iobecnym zajiniim.
Pri vyystavse sskoinfcii pracf, To-
fadane st. Paul Institute School OF
Art byla pfifknuta porotou prvni ce-
ma 6eskemu mladfku Eduard Vyse-
kalovi "a nejlepA praci v oboru ma
iirstvi. Nadany a taientoyant MIA
dy umslec jest synem pana Ignae
Vysekala, ienz b9hem pomerne KRAFT
lkeho pobytu ST. paui ziskai sobs
zvu1n6 povdsti pro svoje malifskt
Iumenf.
r Theo. Hamm, znamy zdeiA sla
| dek. s1Gastnil se narodnfho sjezdr
sladkd Atlantic City, N. J. a pr
volb1 nfednik1 byl zvolen za misto
| pfedsedu sdruzenf.
! Dne move pfiiateho zakona mu
VI prodavadi mltka opatfiti 81 Ii
ccnse, jez stojf ST. To platf ! PR
| hostinske q jine mistnosti, nich'
! se prodAva mltko 60 napoj. Drive
lvyzadoyan byl license ma mIekafich
majicich vice nez tfi dojnice.
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-06-10

Mnoho lidf bude pfekvapeno, kdyz
zvedi, ze vyplnovani zubu, zlate ko-
runly zubni mIstky nejsou zad-
nym zpnsobem novodobymi vynale-
-zy ped 4esti sty Iety bylo dosaze-
no vysokeho stupn6 zubafskem le-
kafstyi. Mnoho lidf bude asi take
pfekvapeno seznanfm, ze Golden
Grain Belt pivo jest povazovano "a
nejlepsi stolnf napoj. Jest to napol
|ktery je praya TAX dobry pro chuf,
jako pro zdravi. Objednejte 81 je
pro svoje domaci stolovanf, abyste
ie nell vzdy po ruce. Objednejte 81
|je u nejblizziho hostinskeho.
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-06-10

v
tin "a. Hejduk) Sc okamzite do |
obou zamilovali. Sok. Jan Kadlec |
ukazal nam We starem Seikovi wy |
borneho pana domacfho, iemuz do
ibrisn prottssiisslkeaa s,yi ,yyi pffsrff, ale i'll
max smfflivy sok. Karel Kolaffk v
iiloze pana Nejedleho. Konecnym
cislem programu byla basen sMala
Sokolka", pfednesena dceruskou p.
Olexy, jez svJm milym zjevern V So
kolskem stejnokroji, jakoz ] peknym
pfednesem sc veskeremu obecenstvu
zamlouvala. Po vy6erpani progra-
mu byly male zaeky pohost6ny zmr
zlinou q chutnymi zakuskami. Zda-
fild vystoupeni dfvciho dorostu jest
nazornym pfikladem, echo vseho
mohli bYchom dosici. kdybychom VI
CO pozornosti venovali vSchov9 nase
ho dorostu po STRANGE sokolske a ma
rodni, nebof tim doGkali bychom sc
lzdarneho nadejn6ho dorostu ceske-
no.
aw chheesse Sc nett; n1itt;; hFe na hensle 2
Pfihlaste Sc u T.. Kocian, $50
Pleasant ave-, st. Paul, Mimi. Ho-
noraf mfrny. 31-tf.
= PAM Novotna, manzclka zna-
m6ho obchodnika sc zbranerni Fran
ka Novotneho, odjela do Portland,
! /! -.a Oregon L nAsstzr4 ave deerv ktera
minnle zimy se SWIM manzeIem sc
tam odebrala.
: Knihovni vybor, sestavajfcf q
/ pdnd zdarskyho, Panushkv, Malta
cha, Trse Roubika, naystfvil ma
yora mesta Lawlera zalezitosti zff-
zenf ceske odbodl1y pfi m6stske kni
hovne. S pot9senim mdzeme podati
| zzi,,rrasv zi;,,rr:asvvs;ls, WI BE zAdost vyberu hyla ma
yorem velice vlfdn6 pfijata. Mayor
Lawler uznal pozadavek vSboru IA
Ezcela opravnenf a sou6asn6 slibil vse-
Imoznou podporu. Pocatkem pffEtiho
Im6sice odbyva knihovni rada NEST
Iskt knihovny svoii mesfcnf schiizi,
tpfi kterez ueini vgbor dalsi pfislu5-
Inc kkrolkgy K yyfizeni sveho tiloln.
v dnecf %. 26. ccervna btIde
lodbyvan Owatonna, Mimi, sized
4 velkofadu CSpS. statu Minnesoty.
/ Mistni rad tecih Jest opravnsn iku
| IA a fad M6lnfk ku 3 vyslancim
| do sjezdu.
wv. B. Webster st. Paul byl
zastnnci knngresn q Minnesotv wy
lhlednut IA riditele censu pfi scitanI
obyvatelstva pfistfho rolu. Ustano.
ven6mu fiditeli bude pfedlehati tes
ikol najimati sb6ratele censu, jichs
bnde zapotfebi as 200.
zztaieissf Poiaaei oval &c silner
: Iprotestu proti bezpravf pachansnr
ma jejich stare vlasti rozsifujf pro,
tesfni resoluce. nichz odsuznJe u
: hlayn1 obmyslene oddelenf chelm
) F'ka II EHssrnie asi Fiisia + Foiska vidis,sc pro
4 ii jakemnkoli trhanf Polsky.
n = Obchodnf kluh m1sta nsnesl ..
usporadati velkou 3dzuiajoyou" o
! slavu pro mlalez na Harriet ostro
I vE, die vzoru oslav posledni ltta tan
. pofadanych.
r Nejpilnejsi dFadovnou jest ty
! To dny iFadovna mastskeho odhadef
! no G. +. Haase, ienz jak isme il
] sdflili, snaM se to, ably letosni Cd
Z had byl svedomit1isi D spravnejsf
Z lnez IA ieho pfedchddce Smitha. ST
|. Paul ma 25 tisid spoplatnfki DAM
! oelkoyT odhad misiuleho rolxu obna
! Eel s21 ,57o,1o3, kterTzto obnos no
i dla Haas zvysiti ma 25 milioni 81
Z ice zyJsenim odhadu rnajetku najet
: najA tfidy.
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-06-10

- Pfedplacejte 50 m ssMinne-
sotsk6 Noviny", pouze $3.50 m
rok. DO Czech $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
PICKPOCKETS
"PINCHED"
EXPEDITION GUARDS NIP THEIR
LITTLE GAME IN
THE BUD.

Two confessed plckpookets. Ven.
ton Brady OF Kansas city, and
Thomas Lowry Of g. Louis were
arrested AZ O'Clock last night NJ
the foot Of the Pay Streak on the
AtY-P grounds where they we're
at work IN the crowd which waa
watching the fireworks
Pinkerion Agents John Cooper
and W II Casey. who are on duty
at the exposition, recognized the
men and made the arrest
Brady aud Lowry are professional
dips" and well known throughout
the country.
80 astonlahed were they At their
arrest before they had fairly start
cd work at the A-Y p r that they
admitted their Identity and offered
10 leave town At once If released
We will tell everyone TO keep away
from here" they promised chief
Wapponstein, meaning that they
would warn crooks 70 fight shy OF
the exposition.
The men were held until this
afternoon and then shown TO all
" the Ayr. guards Chief Of De-
tectiyes Tenuant ot the city police.
then took the men In charge and
had them photographed for the
fngues' gallery" after which they
ware sent out Of town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
AMERICAN CARDINAL MAY
Be Created BY. THE Pope
AT WORK ON MODELS IN
PLASTER OF IGORROTES

The work Of making models In
planter Of the lgorrotea Of tho "lg
orrote Village" on the Pay Streak
at tho exposition. Ia progressing
rapidly and the government ON
GERS who have charge Of the work
helioye that the task will ba IN.
lahed within the month
Owing 10 tho fact that tho liz.
offotca are on exhibition from noon
every day until late Into the night.
tho government aculpiura have not
more than three hsurs " the day
for their work. but they are making
the most Of their time and already
have reproduced some excellent
types.
The building Of tho models. how
ever is by comparison an easy mat
ter, The most difficult work la
Ia come when the artists try to
slyo the plaaior models the com
plefiona Of the originals The
chronological department at Wash
lnglon city has dozens Of lgofroto
figures. but none of them ia true
to color The skin uf the Bon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
BEGIN WORK TODAY ON
BIG ARCH OF WELCOME

width ON this banner viii bs paint.
ed The word Welcome aud it Will
DO decorated With other designs
Electric lights will literally cover
the compistsd structure. and from
a distance It will appear az one mass
Of Hight
The Illusion Of the torches ID vsry
cisyuriy eontrtvei The bowls will
BE- stocked with ciecire lights Of
high passf. which will nsud a hiare
high In tho air To give tho effect
Of smoke, steam plpe has been run
up the center Il the pillars. and Hiil
shoot steam inio the Air. Il u
claimed by tho builders that this
Illusion will be complete, and wiii
require Close observation before q
can BE- detected.
The arch IL being hunt BY stssh.
law. ffe@zs and Peterson. tho son
tractors who constructed the gov.
crnmrnt building on The exposition
grounds, and will cost 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
II n DISAPPEARS. IT'S fdtxA
How 10 Tell Whether a Skin Affee.
ton 10 an Inherited Blood
Disease or Not.

sometimes Il ia hard to determine
whether a skin affection is a sign
OF a blood disorder or simply a
form OF eczema. Even physicians
are often puzzled In their diagnosis.
The best way for any one afflicted
IL TO go to the Quaker Drug Co,
1919 First Av.. or 400 Pike o.,
or any good druggist who handles
pure drugs, and obtain 80 cents
worth Of poslam Apply this. and
II the Itching stops at once and
tho trouble IL cured IN a few days
II may be set down as having been
eczema, az this IL tho way
poslam acts In the worst cases Of
eczema. and In curing acne. herpes.
hlotehes. tetter. piles, salt rheum,
rash. BARRIERS and other forms OF
itch. acaly scalp. and all surface
skin affections.
Any one who will write 10 the
Emergency Laboratories. No 81
Yves, Twenty.fitlh ~. New York.
can secure by mall. FREQ Of charge,
supply sufficient to cure a small
ecEoma surface or clear q complex,
Ion overnight and remove pimples
in twenp.fonr hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
she IS pEuVEp BECAUSE Nc
ONE rAkEs HER SNAKE
nlru SERIOUSLY.

Many Saith. improusario Of III,
Streets ot Cairo, on tho Fay streak
Il seeking to know who II wa,
put one over on tho Prlnoea,
ilala
The Princess Is one OF the brlsh,
particular Stars Of the Oriental Com
eessiou. Whom she Is not orna
mentlng u ll,an In the coffee room
putting dainilly at a nafglleh. shs
Il dancing Cluopatra's death dance
In the Turkish theatre and when
she ia dancing she Is doing II with
a snake.
II 10 an unloyely beast and tho
Advertisements say that Il ia a.
ugly as II looks. but Il lsnt or
alnarily Il Is a sweet tempered Vi.
por. whose worst habit. when AZ
large, u COINS down into a SOUR.
rrl hole and coming back with the
squirrel
slipped One Over.
u Is known commonly aa a Cali
toruia klng snake. aud Me- sallh
imports them ny the doton from
the Golden state lIe imported an.
other doaen last week, and there's
who're the Princess got the hooks
Evidently the Californian was
short q stock when he made IN tho
order AZ any rate he sent alons
II of the Ming variety and one ia
blue racer. The racer caught the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
SAILOR TUMBlEs Off
DOCK into THE BAY

Calmly Sleeping on the edge Of
ths plar At tho fireboat slip Mt the
foot q Madison IT,. with his head
against a pllins a bluejaekst fell
into Elliott bay this morning Ell II
O'Clock. and was rescued by com
ranion and tho watching fifcmen.
The sailor had accumulated a
large quantity Of tho sams" and
fsii unable 10 properly carry II while
standing. 90 he stretched cut on the
edge n tho pier.
No harm was done him. and he
was lei away by friends a much
more sober iran than he was a few
minutes previous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

toe native Is Of many tones, and the
color has thga far proved 30 elusive
that none NJ the government artists
have succeeded In catching II.
The natives In the Village aid
not at all fancy being put into
plaster whom the governments dc.
sire was made known TO them. They
did not know what sort Of dread
"anlto," or spirit. might be- con
ooalod In the plaster sacks, and
they would take no chances until
Antero, one Of the boys educated
IN an American school. volunteered
Once they saw Antorn covered
with glazing white plaster and
then taken out Of his case un'
harmed, II became rather a Joke,
and now they are fighting for a
chance 10 become government
types"
Models have thus far been com.
pleted Of Antero. bin wife and
their little son. The modelling 10
done with only Commissioner Ged.
dcs and the rest Of the government
commission present the public not
helng permitted 70 see the show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
MAKES A BIG PURCHASE
OF LUMBER

There was today placed with
the Robinson MIL company, Of Ev-
oretf, BY the lrondale Steel com
pany. an order Tor 100000 feet Of
lumber. to be delivered az rapidly
a. Il can be shipped to lrondale, on
Port Townsend bay. By the mill
company. OF this big order $1,000
feet viii at once be converted into
sidewalks In the new tawnslte Of
irondale. The 100000 feet re-
naming will be used TO enclose the
new steel rolling mills now under
construction
Other big lumber orders will be
placed by the lrondale Steel com
pany In the near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
WILL ENTERTAIN AT
THE A.-X-P. E.

Mrs n T.. Holmes, assisted by her
daughters and Mias Virtue. will aei
as hosleascs at the Daughters Of the
American Revolution building at the
A -Y-P. exposition Thursday.
Mira. Alden J Biethsn and her
daughters will be- hostesnes on Fri
day, and Mrs Edwin Ripley. Mrs.
Edwin Rsybpru, Mrs william Cav
anaEh and Mrs Claude Medium will
the visitors on Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
TAKES SEVEN
TO HOLD HIM

One Of the most violently insane
meu that Chief Taller John Roberts
says ho has ever had in bis charge
was brought TO tho county jail this
morning from the police station.
The man, whose name Is said 10
be Hugh Martin, was powerful and
Il took seven iallera 70 hold him
One paroxysm after another fol.
lowed In quick succession
During the most violent m be- lit
orally ohowod HIS tongue to pieces
Dr. }, Tate Mason and Dr. D. 81.
Stone were called and II was found
necessary to place Martin under
an hnheathetlc.
Martin Is thought to BIO q marine.
He Is 30 years Of age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

llshta and barriers and fiaEmon
musi be maintained BY the railroad
companies. The companies have
heretofore ohieeiod TO Railroad ay
bcinE brought within the iurlsdic.
ton Of the hlll
Al tho same time the rniifoAd
companies are SIN operating
switch engines over that avenue
and may DO so FOR some time 10
come The companies take tho
stand that the Avenuo will soon b.
practically abandoned and Il would
work hardship on them to enforce
this lAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
ROSE To LECTURE At
GREENLAND RINK

In compliance with a request
Signed BY J y chilhcrE Jacob furth
and 10 other " scaitis's most In
fiusniial ciiiHsnf. Mayor David y
Ross q Milwaukee will speak mi.
day evening Juns II, At pfeamland
rims On the Huhieet Prohibition a.
Against Strict Regulation
Mayef Ress u nov preparing 70
enter a isini debate on this question
with Governor Hanisy n Indiana.
and. needless 10 say. IL we'll yerss.i
IN the matter Mayor Rose favars
the regulation of saloons b. strict
and sensible laws iIanlsy is a pro-
.hlhitioalst,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
CLOSED ITS
DOORS
POST CLOTHING co. Owes UP
THE FIGHT AND A RECEIVER
HAS BEEN APPOINTED.

The Popt Clothing Co, situated
Of the corner Of First and uniyer.
slty, closed Its doors yesterday.
after being established In Seattle
about six months, A receiver has
been appointed, and the stock viii
be sold out at once regardless OF
cost or value.
Tho spring and summer stock pur-
chased by this store for this sea
son was tho very best that money
could buy. in fact, too good for
the location. and this is now being
gone over and marked down to loaa
than original cost, and will be
thrown to the public In tho great.
est bargain Carnival ever held In
Seattle. The store 10 rented 10
other parties and the stock must
20 at once. Watch the papers for
the big announcement OF tho sale.
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MRS. RUSSELL SAGE IS
REAL SP[hDTHR|FT


NEW YORK. June s-srnndlnH
her fortune At the rate o. y In the
same length u time that I, took hsf
husband 70 aecumulais 30 cents,
Mrs Russell Sage has dishurssd
llt, 900 900 IN Ices than three years.
and n she continues At the present
rats, the entire tss,ooo.0oo which Il
took lifetime to accumulate viii
10 gone Within five years more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
BEHREhDT is
STILL WEAK

John Behrendt. the driver for the
Great Northern Express Co. who
was beAen and robbed by two
thugs Monday night. Ii still very
weak IN his home at 2gl y Boston
st.
This morning he was unable to
take any nourahmcnt and com,
planned Of palms In his abdomen,
To the police Behrendt stated
that he had been robbed Of $40 In
cash No trace Of the thugs has
yet been found by the detectives
assigned TO the ease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

public meetings 10 be held the COM
ing summer IN all parts of the west
The amount af money spent BY tho
railroads In advertising the A-Y.-P
exposition aggregates $4,000. ao-
cording to na estimate made at this
meeting OF this amount the North
ern Pacific wns the heaviest spender,
having paid out $4,000 during the
lusi three years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
IT WILL BE SURPRISING IN
BEAUTY BY NioAT AND
er DAY.

Work has been commenced on tho
nes .-Neicgms arch which will
span sceand av. at Marion st., to
present soattis's wcleetns to her
stranger guests
Grand spt majestic The arch viii
stand. % feet In height. with two
flaming torches At sithsr corner that
viii burn far into tho night The
fire VIII issue from the bowl five feet
10 circumference. and should b. Wis
ihis for miles
Eight imposing pillars will sup
port the arch, and between these
pillars. which rise 10 80 feet above
the pavement viii hans a Eerssous
banner 50 feet long and ~ fee, IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
WILL BUILD THREE
NEW STEAMERS

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Juno p
Three new vessels for the Ameri.
ehn.iihSalian company. to ply be.
tween American Pacific coast ports
and Honolulu. are 10 be built at
sparrows Point. Md. by the
Pennsylvania Steel company, Each
weasel will be Of 5000 tons bur.
den They will cost ii.f50.Qo0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
MISSOURI AT
EXPOSITION

The state u Missouri has appro-
prlatsd fs0.eQ9 for an exhibit at the
A.-T-Fs exposition. and has asked
10 be allowed 20 put NJ building
at the fair Director General Ma
dsau. however. today wired Dover
nor Haaley that u IL too late for a
nov building TO be commenced on
the fair grounds So they viii cr.
hihll In the gallery Of the Asricul-
turai building. where one half Of tho
gallery has been assigned 10 that
state The space originally chosen
by Executive Commlsalanar ]. y.
Crumpaugh has been allotted 10
other exhibitors. owink 10 Missourfe
iatsnsss IN making an appropriation.
Tho Missouri exhibit Will b gath
cred at once, and ought 10 be install.
% AZ The exposition within a month