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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16
OBITUARY

who died at MS nome. STOP -, " WV
Westhampton car line, at 5:l5 o'clock
Monday morning. will take place from
Sacred Heart Cathedral at II O'CLOCK
tnis morning. Those VINO dosTe 70
A. NJ. car on the westnampton line, at
Robinson and Floyd streets, leaving
the car at Stop 80.
Mr.. Mccready Is survived by his
daugh,ers.KatherIne. Madeline. ce..
ieste. Genevieve and Josephine, and
three infant sons-Edward, John ana
Daniel. He leaves two sisters-nirs.
Charles E. Eubank and MISS Marsaset
McCready, and one brother--Wiiiiam
Miss sue G.. Talinferro.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Culpeper, va, November ls.-aM ,ss
late DR.. Alfred Taliaferro. died az her
residence in this county to-day. at the
age OF seventy years. She is survived
by two slsters-Mrs. J. G. Grayson, OF
Richmond. and one brother-William
H. Taliaferro, of Portsmouth.
Funeral of stafford NJ. White.
The funeral Of st anans, ya Man q 70
Station yesterday at l1:25 a. Nj. ana
the interment was in Hollywood Gene.
terry. The remains were accompanied
! to Richmond by T. b. Powell. OF the
> j
White. brother of the deceased.
| The following acted as pail bearers:
Honorary-Mayor .. G. Richardson
Warren P; Tayler, Preston Ton sely naos ST..
Lawson 1. Vs. Me I. Il. Huadley yas and ", 4.
Active ohm B. Mordecai, Clarence
D. Wilks. Robert Workman, George =.
J Taylor, Juan Pizzini and Hiram I.
Gates
s The services were conducted at
the grave by the Rev.. IL: p.
c. Maclachlan. OF seventh Stree.
ton. of the Ashland Christian Church.
| There was n large attendance OF rela-
tives and friends, and the floral Offer
ings were unusually large.
i Mrs. II. bert DaMson.
ESPECIAL to Tho Tlmes- Dispatch.1
remains OF Mrs. Dawson. widow. o.
Robert Dawson, who died near mere
on Friday night last were eo,t nuf'e sa1 yas
Church Cemetery. Mrs. Dawson Leave
one sister-Mrs. Jennings. OF Hurts
vile. in this county, and seven ent
dren--hve daughters and - Two f, SOM rsn, :
county. Mrs. Lille Reynolds. Of soutl
Boston, and Misses Lou. Addie an
Grace. and Thomas Dawson; OF TN
county, and Norman. OF LyncnpuEs.
MrS. Ann " tAAs
Especial to The Times Dlsp atch.l
Wadesboro. n. c.. November 15.-Mrs
Ann Carpenter Martin tin b wa5s OF Near 1aR Rn
a. Martin; sa uar afternoon about
s e!oloex as gsu eighty.three years. NJ
Martin sska sTek and 81 h eaFsd sat
was due 10 a recurrent attack Satul
d MSS mo morning. Besides her husban.
Mrs. Martin IS survived BY SIX SIX sons en5. 90
Sherir s. p. Martin, Of Wadesboro: II
others others are al j. +. j. s., ]. A., g. 9. an
Iohn Martin. al Ct A Isaas w Mfs ioa
Gancnrd. Mrs. James Foreman. OF Star
~; Mrs. David Nance, Of Union: Mr. Mr.
John Hendley and Mrs. Clarence y. 70 9
penter, Of Arson, are the susv'si1
= funeral of Mrs. Robertson.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.ls
Gordonsville. Va, November 10.
= The body of Mrs. Dora Robertson. w
+ | -. All ~ To-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16
! Mi,iinm II. Axchart.

~ ITsnecial to The Tlmes. D1spHt9cI1'Iy,, ,l
HaaTrrrisonburg, November lo.-W Wy !,
,,s,n u Archart, aged seventy dropped
dead to-night near Timberyille,t Rock
,nsham bounty, shortly after supper,
LIS wa was q prominent merchant and
farmer ana was sergeant Of !, tn n,
m NJ, Virginia Cavalry COMPANY az
during the civil War He leaves ma
wife ,, .,,...
fsnac,pi 10 The Zines ,ispattch.l ~.
EstssIle Jones, wife q George p. l9 pIes
died this attsrneona Fl tn ehildrsn in al
dition to har husp ana.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16

Endowment and equipment of
Soochow University. $40. 900
Building OF church in Japan. 70 .na0
Cranberry College. Brazil....... 15.0up
TradninG school, Korea .. 10000
and eleven other specials OF minor I'M
portance
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E. R. Williford, of Dumas vas in the city yesterday on Business.
 P. C.. Galloway, of. of Moscow, was a recent business visitor int city.
 Father ~M.@Lucey left yesterday afternoon for Little Ro: ,t 2 r,:ef rip.
 Mrs. Callie Rainey, of Sherrill, was Ill the city yesterday the guest of r, iatives.
 Buck Vego, of the Vego Pool Hall has returned from brief visit in Little Rock. ..........,.
 MT. ,-NGffSs:~-ff"ioyd>>A Jarvis, e Bankheaa, were in the city yests~.'a on business
 J. D. Curry, of Winchester, arrived yesterday afternoon for brief visit with his family.
 Miss Nettie Wellons, of Corsicans Texas, is in the city the guest of friends aud relatives.
 Mrs. L. o. Lide has returned to her horne at Warren, after visit with her brother, s. L. Gannaway.
 Miss Grace York, of Memphis, for merly of this city, in Little Rock the guest of Mrs. I. P. Shelby.
 George P. Browning. of Lewsiville, Ark, was in the city yesterday and attended the Land Congress.
 Judge J. w. Howell, census SUD- ervisor of this district, was in t.:s city yesterday from Hot Springs.
 Mrs. J. P. Dickerson has returned to her home at Wesson, Ark, after
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TAX REDUCTIONS
 AGGREGATE $177.920

Deputy County Clerk George Lind say yesterday compiled statement showing that the total tax reductions for the present year, through peti- tions filed in the county and probate court, aggregates $177.920. There were forty-seven petitions acted on by Judge Gould The reductions were made after the usual legal hearing was given in each case and after it vas shown that the assessments were too high in comparison to the values Of property affected. The State Tax Commission and the County Board Of Equalization raised the personal and real tax assessments in this county more than a million dollars previous to the filing of the petitions for tax reductions.
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SOCIETY
,,eptIar Party.

hlendar Party. ,.
 rho young Ladies Club of the First o.bodist church will entertain at tie o, this evening at s o'clock, G.;a
 ,;r heinz lovely calendar part. evening promises to be most de- | E,4e,,1 one. The attendants will be oao of the club who have contrib tod to the calendar and the ministers Ea T tbeir wives of the city. The foi- Ewing program has been arranged: Eprsyer-Rev. w. c. Davidson. Tn nstr1mental solo Spring Song"- |polburst)-Miss Eddie King; Miss Entb Scales, violin accompanist' Vocal solo My Old shako' (Cat- ke)-Ralph Harris. loading. Higher Culture in Dixie" Av reouest)-Mrs. J. B. Rogers. OyAn solo selected-Prof. M. D. |cNeM.
 Vocal solo "A Dream (McNeill)- Iiss Lucy Hearn Broadstreet. Valentine Poetry. Vocal quartette. Kentucky Babe Mesdames w. D. Ferguson, B. A. Johnson, Lutie Montgomery nd L. D. Lifts.
 Recitation-Miss Elizabeth Ledbet- er.
 Recitation-Miss Josephine David on.
 After the program social hour i'll be spent, when delicious refresh 1ents will be served.
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r. Mooney Entertained.

C.. P. J. Mooney, managing editor of {he Memphis Commercial Appeal,
 eho delivered an address at the lief |erson county land congress yester-
 bav, was royalty entertained by his
 bld friends from the time of his ar <ival until his departure, it being his
 first visit to the city in nineteen Years. From his arrival yesterday
 morning his frienls grouped around
 him all during the day. Early in the
 morning MT. Mooney was the guest of Dohn F. Rutherford in an automobile ride over the city, the members of the party including Major H. A. Mo Coy Arthur Murray, Meyer Solmson end Mir. Rutherford. During the day it was the pleasure of Mr. Moon. Ky to call on Judge A. B. Grace, Cap tain Leon Levy, Judge John M. Elliott, land other friends, who greeted him warmly. At noon Hon. w. H. Lang |ford rendered luncheon to the noted visitor at the Hotel Jefferson. Seated lat the table with MT. Mooney and host |were Guy L. Stewart, land and immi-
 etion agent of the Gotten Belt; Dr EL! Frisch, John M. Oracle. Judge B. R. Ratteree. of Little Rock and Mey- #er Solmson. During the afternoon Mir. Mooney was entertained at the home of his brother, H. A. Mooney, and famiy at No. SOP Walnut street. Last night the day of entertaining was completed by luncheon rendered him ty Arthur Murray.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-05

songs and is one of the cleverest dancing girls seen in the city for some time. The great Canaries, magicians are really wonderful in many tricks new to the local theater goers. They will appear during the entire week and will change acts at every per- formance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-05
GIRL WITH SMILE
 AT THE MOON

Miss Gertie DeMilt, the girl with the smile, is a great success at the Moon this week. and is captivating her audience at every performance with her beautiful voice and clever dancing. She sings a number of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-05

Big Bargain Sale for Days, May :rd, 4th, 5th and 9th, one admission price of 15c. Good for Orpheo Thea ter and Moon Theater. Change of Program today.
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Eagles Entertain.

Those in the city who know the Eagles as delightful entertainers pro- Eounced the dance given by them at tfeir hall on West Second avenue last evening one of the prettiest ever giv- en by the organization. The beauti- full club rooms were never livelier than last night with the scores of dancers who filled the hall until a late hour. Many beautiful features were carried out in the dance and the evening was pleasant throughout Late in the evening an intermission was givtn in the dancing and as plan ned the Lady Eagles Society Club served delicious refreshments being furnished by the lodge. The table in the dining room was beautifully done in roses and other cut flowers, used in vases with fern slips. Dul ing the intermission a beautiful white cake with the colored letters ''F. 0 E.' was voted to the most popular lady present. Dancing continued Hn- til a late hour with the excellent Pine Bluff Symphony Orchestra furnishing the musicc. About forty coup es at tended end enjoyed the evening
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-05

palms lent their beauty in the pret- ;:ly decorated home, and the hostoss received her guests in her usual c'".l ming manner. The program vas opened by ''Il Trovatore,' played b, Mrs. billiard Saunders. The other numbers were as follows:
 Paper, The Coliseum and it's Mem ories Mrs. A. W. Troupe.
 Paper, Rome Today" read by Ms. J. L. Goree, in the absence of Mrs. S Geisreiter Delicious refreshments were served to l number of the ciua members and the following gues.s to the club: Mrs. Leo NJ. Andrews, Ms. Green Mrs. J. M. Taylor, Mrs. Hears- ley Carter, of Mobile, Ala, and M1s- Mamie McCann, of Flemingsburg, Ky. The next meeting will be an open Teeting and will be held in June
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-05
Ladies Aid Society.

A"U1oS 1AIU OOCItIye The Ladies Aid Society of the ~9c- ond Presbyterian church will have sr ice cream social in the new st ."e building at 213 State street Friday afternoon ana night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-05
SASH PINS

The latest designs in the eyer popular sash pins These prices save Eou money. Si.0O yaTue, IJs: 50c value 229e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-05

IA Innings. Called on account of darkness. Batteries-Lake and Steph- ems and Killifer, Young and Easter F..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-05
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\ clean-out price on loo Corsets. assorted models. Princess hip. straight front COfsets TEeE are W0r,h $3.5o, $2.5o, $l"-a. $I0o Cet- sets, Choice j0c each.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-05
Hawthorne RooE CIuh

Hawthorne Book Club.
 Mrs. Horatio Riley charmingly en- tertalned the Hawthorne Book Club yesterday afternoon at her home on Martin avenue. Lovely roses and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-05

visit with friends in the city.
 C. R. Pugh. representing the H, I. Holderness Company, was in Althei- mer yesterday on professional busi- ness
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-05

Judge T. Hite Brown, of Paragould arrived in the city yesterday after noen, and is the guest of Hugh Fox end family
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-05

Miss Edith Swanson and Mrs. ]. T. Rentrow, Of Rison, were in the city re >terdaH tn guests of i4i=?l al l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-05

American League Philadelphia Boston, rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
ITCHED ALL SUMMER
Skin Troubles Cause Great Agra
walton IN Hot wssther--un'
necessary ~ Poalsns Is Used.

Frequently skin trouble Rp
pearinK In the spring ard allowed
to remain unchecked will afford
cause for intense itching all sum
msr long When poslam. the new
akin remedy. is first applied all
itching IA stopped. inflammation IA
allayed. tho burning skin II cooled
and comforted.
For the prompt relief and cure of
the mauy forms of eczema acne.
tetfer. BARRIERS itch and all other
skin troubles poslAm has proved
the most efficient healing agent ~,
evolved In the lesser affections.
such as pimples. red noses. com.
pIexlon blcmlahes. rash. scalp trou-
Bile. itching feet. etc. results are
seen overnight. but a small guam.
tity being required. (Nothing Ia no
good for sunbuFn and mosquito
bites.l
A special 50-cent package OF pos.
lam Is prepared for minor uses. and
this. as well as the regular 81 90
Jar. II on sale by all druggists. par
ticuiarly The Quaker Drug Co,
Owl DRUG Co and Raven Drug Co
But no one Il asked 10 purchase
poslam without first obtaining a
sample package. which will be
sent by mail. FREQ OF charge. upon
request BY the Emergency Labora
tories. % West 25th street, New
York City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
TALKS ON TEETH
By The REGAL DENTISTS
His Teeth BEST Ever

Every day adds some measure OF
fame 20 our method Of restoring
teeth without plaies-and without
patti.
In letter recently received from
patient. Mr.. W A. Jordan, for
merly OF Georgetown, but nov liv.
Ing ia Aberdeen. he pays q high
tribute to the merits Of this plan
Of restoring teeth. =
Aberdeen. wash. Feb. I. 1910.
Regal Dentists:
Gentlemen am very much
pleased with the full set Of teeth
which your company prepared for
tho. At present ! am able 10 eat
any kind u food as easily as at any
period Of my lire Thanking you
for this happy condition. am.
Yours truly.
w. A. JORDAN"
There are some teeth that are
very poor In the beginning hardly
worth the growing and we won.
der why Nature has been so un
kind 10 the poor victim.
She does not always do a good
job. while. on the other hand. she
will make a set Of teeth that will
be no perfect and beautiful that
the fortunate owner Is the receipt.
eut OF congratulations during the
whole OF his or her life.
Mr. Jordan claims that with Our
Method Teeth which we supplied
for him. he can eat his food as
easily rs when be had his own
they. then. must be better than
the originals. because they went
bad on him
30 that as II may. We are con.
stantly supplying teeth 10 those
who have lost theirs through dis.
ease or ignorant dentistry. which
rival the best that Nature has ever
supplied. aud which It Is almost
impossible to tell from natural
teeth.
They are not only n comfort. but
an asset OF great value. as they i'm.
prove the looks. and so make for
success.
The process Of putting In these
teeth calls for no boring or cutting
into the gums. no surgery of any
kind whatsoever. there Is practical.
ly no pain or discomfort about the
work from start TO finish. and then
when II Is completed we tell our
patients 10 go forth and use these
teeth without fear or favor. exactly
as they would use a perfect set OF
natural teeth "Fletcherlze with
them. and subject them TO the
hardest kind OF use-but not to
abuse.
II your teeth need attention. or
II many OF them are missing. you
need our services. This work is
not TO be had outside Of our offices
there Is nothing "just as good"
or equal to t.
Therefore. beware Of substitutes.
which make extrayagant claims
which cannot be kept
We make free examination Of
your mouth and will tell you ex-
actly what the work will cost and
how long IL viii take upon your
first visit
We give written guarantee
with all work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
14os 3rd Az, Cor. Of Union 81.
Across The street from the =. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

GRESHAM. Ore. Aug ia--MrA
Lena Strauss the wife of a Jaw
mill man a. Kelso. three miles
south OF Gresham. probably viii
die from burns received while
fighting to save her home from
fire
without assistance. the woman
attempted 20 stay the progress %
the flames While battling against
the fire her clothing became tx.
nited J e, Duncan. a nsighbor.
rushed 20 her assistance He beat
lut the flames. not. however. un-
lie the greater part of her body
had been burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
BEWARE or MILK PUNCH
my alssa rts-.l

q WEST POINT. ~ r.. Aug :
q is-For drinking a milk punch I
q containing whiakcy. four ca I
q diets. wilfr~d Biouut % Mary I
. land. Charles Hyfne % wash {
q ington. u G. Harry keeiy u I
4 illinois,. and Bethel Simpson 81 I
. Michigan. have been found !
. guilty hy a court martial. and I
q viii DO dismissed from West I
= Point I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
ACCUSED OF DOG
POISONING, SUES

Charging that Mrs. jennie y.
panglar SOC w Blaine a., had no.
cuHcd her OF poisoning several dogs.
Mra, Fannie Tuton 1895 Eighth av,
". yesterday brought suit Ia the
superior court FOR $4,000 damages
Tho ease q Tho aftermath % tho
recent activity OF some unknown
dog poiaonrr who worked on Quren
Anne nm during which period "A
number of dogs were poiaoned.
Mra Tiltou claims that because
Mrs nanslar talked, She was ahad
owed by detectives. gumahocd by
agents from the Humane society and
pemecuted hy the police. who came
and searched her premises FOR rough
on rata strychnino aud other paiHona.
Twelve marriage iircu.sz we're issued
l. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

understand that the voters have be-.
come thinkers readers reasonsfa.
lie praises Aidfich "a the man 20
whom DC spes when he wants things
Tor Michigan He finds nothing but
the spite ~ a newspaper la the Chl-
cagu Trlhune'a showing of repnb-
licau editorial sentiment against
Aidriuh. Cannon aud the tariff lie
has ng conception ~ the deep rooted
popular regard Tor Roosevelt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
BULLET MAY MAKE
GAYNOR PRESIDENT

NEW YORK. Aug. te.-Ths
New York olebs prints the fol-
lowing from ita staff oorruspon.
dent 81 Washington
Tho Washington view OF the
shooting Of Mayor oaynor is
that, u he survives, hs is likely
10 be the new governor Of New
York, and democratic nominee
for president IN 1912.
u may we'll happen that when
James Gallagher fired an assas.
sine shot ~ Mayor oaynor. he
was doing the very thing that
wac calculated 10 make certain
the rise Of the mayor politically.
"oaynor was already a great
figure in democratic politics.
How much more his prestige
and his popularity with the pub
lie will be now oar be easily
rssn.@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
EASY VICTORY
FOR LEFOlLETTE

SALIVA. Kan. Aug 10 That
Senator Robert NJ i.afoilstte. Of
Wisconsin. will be renomiuated
and reelected Is the belief Of Sen
ator Joseph L. Brlstow. o. Kansas.
who has just returned from a tour
Of Wisconsin
Il don't believe they can beat Ia.
toilette" said Bristow today 4
think be- will win the denomination
By a plurality of $4,000 votes
BristoW said that Insurgency In
Wisconsin rs as certain ~ victory
as Il was IN Kansas. and that the
movement has as great a backing
there as In his own state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

Your FreCkles
Need Attention in ,he Summer O.
Face VIII STAY Covered.

Nov Is the time 10 take special
care Of this complexion " you wish
II 10 look well tho ress Of this year
The August sun brings out freckles
that wIll stay the reHt OF the sum.
mcr unless removed now with
othiue double strength
This prescription for tho cure OF
freckles Ia the discovery OF an en-.
lnent skin specialist. and Is 30 uni
formiy snceeaaful that u IL aold BY
Raven Drug Co. under guarantee
70 refund the money II Il falls Get
strength. aud even the fret nights
application viii show a wonderful
Improvement. some Of the smaller
fracklas even vanishing entirely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
|AIfSTlC THEATRE FREE

8alfh De classlfied columns OF
y Star,
saAexhere tners are two free
aaTis advertised They will be
EFsa % the persons whose names
y mel scucd In the ad. These
nmes wee picked from the dsrec-
~ iney may be your own
iiee IS s.ways n good show nj the
IL tic. Read The Star classified
III sni Get th9 Habit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
THE MARKETS

The fatiawtna are the usesaMc pFfess
quetsa b. the lueal uhuiaea' srs un teral
pfusinre ncafs sna fted. ffie~s IN AL
eases are snhissi - variation. according
o. freshness and ErnsFai exrriissss, bet
three pfisea, unfres nthuretae Indicated.
Toe STRICTLY afsf Nrade..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

postmaster would smile II sou asked
Tor a demonstration OF any popular
enthusiasm.
burrows la his lettering old age
has lost his political Instinct tie
Doesn't fealine thc tremendous sweep
LOT the insnrgcut feeling Iie cannot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
MICHIGAN-An Insurgent State Without Leader
v.,.rs Eager for the New
Cause, But Burrows Is
Homeless and They Are
Nol Sure OF Townsend.


,rreoiT. Mich. Aaa. H.
',.,--one honest. Trustworthy
.,s.t leader 10 pilot the SoVst-
',sts Of Michigan eut Of che 20.
~ DEAD sea ere man vSith
- brsia ard heart square all
= nay.
a,sr laiay.
81, Michigan Is an iBsurEent state
1890 header stlH formally reg
q me eyes of the nation. still
.ssted hy and Tor thr intcrests
radical al heart aud longing
x ,siils
No Leader Arises.
u.4 8 an exception 60 that Old
= a history that a leader always
.,ss.s A tlle need % cause Mich
- IA she spirit and the win. hut
m.n she trusts completely %
- aiofi me flax Of thc new free
Ia
NJ farmers and her factory work
= ~ merchants ana manufactur-
snt professional men have rcad
- absorbed tha insnrgent spirit
- magasine and newspaper. They
= ssxusted with the Old order.
~ hng Tor the new Their elo-
.sat PRAYER gnr a leader may b.
- IN letters @ editors. Ia oausttc
assci.aa az thcif misrepresentation.
: ,sesrs that everywhere greet the
~n.ian ef her statesnsn's names.
Michigan b. cropping IN the dark
4, lsaasr who wiii lead. a servant
- viii serve
trd that ~ WHY there g. doubt
,Aets ne outconac ~ the September
vsnssies when the republicans %
akhlxan Wiil either ludorHe Julius
sesar Burrows FOR another term
! IT, uHited states senate or sub
alsts for him Charles y Town
~ present congressman from
hsksoa. II Michigan voters were
) sare II Townsrnds insurgency
shsy are u Burrows attachment
Akiricb ami she system the pri-
zars4s would b. only lorniallty.
Don't Trust Townsend.
They know Burrows. but they are
81 SIRE II Tog nsend- HIS record
ss@s yAelilaiiax 90 many. an err
wr course ~ Insurgency to-day and
xgaarisy tomorrow lie may BE-
n man. bat they are not SURE.
Michigan began experimenting
~ the primary several years ago.
- optional plan The new state
zs.isaston now makes the prtnaary
Faerai and this fan for the first
ne Michigan viii nominate her
aneisates for United States senator
nj governor under this system.
RafrGwx and Townsend are
sAxed 20 abide BY the results
EarroNs has the Organization. the
* sssl~taa Of the republican party
nsesinery. and he may win. IT'S
naimasteFs and deputy collector
rk census suumerators are fighting
y Aim.
~ even the stanchess Rurrows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
RICHEST MANS SUMNER DAY.

John d Rockefeller the rlci world
daily schedule for the days u
{
$50 a. m.-Biscs. battles
500 n-rakes stroll about the grounds
h
$50 a. u-prinks %
a. he u1y
a. u.-BFrakfaat
n a. M. nj
~ =. and from all
pleasures worries and
m.--Auto tour generally friend neiEhsor
of
y m
o ~. 60 $50 a. m.-ned.