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tins N?f?W tkf *???? oaTttpaifctJ
i-or ???>* i .irtwilav, Atcut M
mem: swtd h?? contrtK?t*t a naartrr
.?f * iw?Ik?? <V*Jlor? In lf<*4 to th*
t? ?* r -><? campatrn romiwitt e
TImnmw Tainrwt, *x-chair??a* ol
IN* Nn tonal l^wnlk oon'Tnttto
in c;.vin? tiix ???ifl#ony. to
?l?o qiMwtWw tf k* fl?4 n**r*^
Wf I'c <?vjwn<4it?np* and rt<?lpt?
for ?h* 1*M c*m|?ai|rn; ~W*?? **
pi* thrxx?cl?. <t ?aa not worth
wfctk- Mr Tainrwt *?ror* tkat |
?Y ? tv t rr > boofcs ca?t? Iw
io his ix-vssesaio^ i rr??t before the
IVnvr convention In 190S. he burn
ed therti and "other dead matter"
before turning oner the orm*nl?N
tiort mwh to Norman K. Mack. :
the imr rhulntiM In I SOS. He wasj
iniaKJo to remember much about ron
trihutions. but expressed the belief
lhat A?*-ust Belmont, Thomas F j
Ryan and Oord Meyer, all of New
York, had contributed liberally.!
' i near *ere probably three amonc
thousands; I do not remember the
others" said Mr. Tajseert He ad
mitted having contributed a thou
sand dollars himself
MINKRx IHX 1W TH \T
Ml XK^T I* \ TRUT<?R
(>?*, J ?lt 1 T? Thr
fWeratkm of Mirers open
csl ; heir ^"ssion N?rr ;?i?t fii'Sl
?trnl Monr In iWlwtw Mis *??
?b.u ?M mwrh of kit time
to tTie <Vn ttwlat ion oT Willi*? Ran
Hearst He t?Jd hi* hearers
tkxt llwim in the p?st ?*<?? t pa
rade for kto iove for the laboring
mm (Hit that fee *** tnaiwcerr. r<
he in Aailj o??rre*si' t lah?r fct re
d?<->?m * U"* He maintained that
Hears* Hull sta~1ed out in hit ?e?*
r?ree? smwtMIt it Rymj?a
thiaer *ith the mtiw. that mnrh
?t >V ? % i ???w of his i>?Ni?rt|nn?
*as line to the 5* o'tMnds of readers
he ka4 serv -rsl fi-oro the lahorin*
Has* * lx? tr?*iu*e.i toward him a
their rrtetwL tot? t ?>?t he was now
hand and e with the trusts and
oppressors of Jahor an 4 should be
?eetTKsi hy t he *?? * hm he hW
dereivod
The r?? of hi* s^oeeh ? as siren
over to a review of mininjt MMwIi
Mm
sir KHK?M? OKMI ATKS
K? lAttKKWMT WHMtF
rriitoe Riptn, R C- J?ty I" ?
Sir Si^harJ McRrvV. premier of
Rriitnh Colombia. arrived here t*?
terdav and MK-ttod the new (Kir
emment wharf whK-h has )?wt heen
mmplrte A larce rtwrd was pre
sent to hear the lddnes* made h*
Mr *rP-d^ This aharf cost the
??remm<Hit and is sup
ported h> i -rri -?t and concre'?
abutment* I
? K? V* ? NT (HANCKS
CA1T&K iT?\?t*S*ON
Washington. J?ly 17
Allen. assistant nercetary at the
White Homn> Is Hinted for the ap
pointment of assistant secretary of
the treasury to s?w?) Piatt *n
drew-s
\ It "TIM ??K ?XfWWn>\
rnnwi rr it ski
Atlantic City. Jnly IT? The body
of Melvin YandiMnn who was killed
rmn .Inly 3rd by the Nrstinn of the
balloon Akron while givinc an **
hlbttion 3t.??oo n In th?? air, wan re
covered from the ocean today. It
showed evidence of having Keen h*<1
ly barned and hud been crushed by
the fall The bodies of hi# brother
and the throe passengers have not
been located
t.it\ KRV? MARSH %IX MKKTs
W5WKTWTH' 0?MM1TTKK
Indianapolis. Jaly 17 ? Oover-j
nor Tom Marshall I* today receiv
ing mem hers of Ihe National l?em
ocratie committee. In answer to an
interview, Mr. Marshall said he was
certainly ploased with the nomina
tion for vice president, especially no
after hi* remaining inactive a* a
candidate Hi* greatest surprise
was when he was told that he l?nd
been elected by acclamation after
having received a heavy vote on the
second ballot.
For Every Purpose
And For Every One
A Hamilton, Brown Shoe
= Will Suit the Best*?
The idioe proKiem will W
>x>u a?k for Hamilton. Broun shoe*.
No matter if yo? want a dress shoe
in the latent style, or children ? shoe,
<or wnrl shoe. or. in (act aav kind of
Wlwr shoe. >f? mil ffet the most
value for yrw m?-?ney m stvle. tit an J
wear. i{ it is made by Hamilton.
Bro*1* Sbo? Company, the latjest
shoemaker? m the world.
^ e carry a full line of ti.cse famou<
shoev and want to she*- voo ho* we
can (>uit every one in the household.
A*k for the ?Iiom tKat War tin*
trade -mark:
We Wave tijea. ?&4 It pnec* ti?t will
please. ?
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H. J. L YNCH
TS? Up-T?-0?t? and la^taa F'?rnW*?r.
Hlil PROGRESSIVES
10 MEET MSI 3
CMrajro, July 17-Th* date for th
National Progressive party conten
tion has Iwn shoved ah?*a<l two
day* and will be railed on Satur
day. Anpust 3rd. instead of Mon
day, August Rth an heretofore an
nounced Theodore Koosevelt IssmctI
' notice of rhniiftf" today after consult
ing wlththe member* of the party.
Portland, July 17 The National
Progressive pi.rty ha* hew complete*
I jr organized In Oregon and claim*
that Roo*evett will curry everything
CHICAGO IS BAD
Chicago, .Tuly 17 Comparison of
Sodont and Oomorrah with Chicago
looks had for Chicago, according to
Wilbur Glenn Vollva, Zion City
l?v?dor and successor of Alexander
IVvnic Addressing members of his
flock In this city, he said:
"Kven as Sodom and Gomorrah
*cro destroyed. so God's judgment
is going to fall upon the cities of
this land and upon Chlacgo first
There is only one city that will not
N? destroyed. That ta Zion City. 1
com Bland all of yon to leave this
city of wickedness and come to
Zion "
Vollva annonnrod that he would
order closed all branch churches of
hi* frith and that his followers ov
er the country would be called to
Zlon City. There are churches of
Voliv.Vt faith In Cleveland, San
Kran sco. Melbourne, Australia. To
kohama and London.
Tbc branch church at Hongkong,
Chin*, was closed recently and the
older acd mnny of his flock moved
to Eton City. Voliva haa not fixed
the date for the general catastro
|i?. |
KI.KTTTlir I H.HTs A VP
>v:\v m n.m\<is for i*ost
Mr ami Mrs. P. M. Anderson of
Washington, n. C.. are In Skajway
today. Mr Anderson is the elec
trical and mechanical engineer sent
out from the offices of the Quar
termaster general, and is visiting
the military posts of Alaska for the
purpose of making needed changes
Mr Anderson came up from Fort
Semard yesterday where he has
been engaged In making a schedule
of improvements required. It is
now settled that the post is to be
lighted by electricity, but the source
of power has not been fully determ
ined upon. Several new buildings
will lw> constructed, including a cen
tral lighting plant. From here they
will go to Oawson and down the ri
ver to Forts Ribbon and St. Mich
ad.
Tonight occurs the dance to be
given by the House Committee of
the Elk* All Klk* and their fam
ilies are invited. A pleasant time is
looked forward to by the member
ship.
10
Hillsborough, July 17- Miss Jen
nip Crockpj of San Francisco ***
yesterday martin to Malcolm Whit
man, a New fork lawyer. MWw
Crocker 1* an heiress worth fifteen
million dollar*, mostly invested In
California. She Is owner of the
Crocker building In San Francisco,
and fine properties In the Santa
Clara valley J'ennie is noted In the
Golden (late city for her liberal
contributions to charity.
l'\HIW?\s WOMAN WHO
TOl,l? \ WHITK I.IK I
olympia. Julf 71 Cpon the re
conimpndation of tfco State Federa
tion of Women'* Clubs, the social
ist party, the trial Judge and the
prosecuting attorney. a* well as
hundreds of Individuals, Oo* Hsy
l:ite Saturday pardoned Mrs Gla
dys Johnson of Seattle, who was
convicted of perjury and sentenc?d
to serve from two to five years
The petition said she failed to tell
the truth In an attempt to cover up
a ' black spot" In her past. She
has already server! seve-al months
In Jail.
When cornered In a cross-exami
nation whilo st>.? was a witness in
a dam cr suit in which ahe was
plaintiff. Mrs Jd'hnson testiflei that
she w?s married to Johnson in
Portland, Ore, and that she had
never been married before It de
veloped later that she had been ma'?
ried to a policeman at Davenport,
la., and ran away from him. The
o\ husband came to Seattle to pros
ecute and convkt her.
Gov Hay also granted pardons to
Fred Harvey and Charles fteuser,
jr., who were sentenced to four
months in the county jail on a
charge of petty larceny. They have
served nearly all oftheir sentences
in the Kin* county jail, having
been sentenced ih the Kin* rounty
snperion ronrt The boys were
charged with having stolen $4 from
the Seattle Hardware company.
Dr. W. Gardnw Gabie and Wil
liam Hrltt will leave on the May to
morrow evening tor the south. Dr.
Gable will go on 1;o New York while
Mr. Hrltt will talie In the cities of
the Puget Sound district.
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Fruit Jars
Jelly Glasses, Etc.
Order now for the season while the stock is complete
MASON JARS: Pints $1.00 per dor:
Quarts $1.25 per doz.
Half Gals. $1.60 per doz.
SI RE SEAL JARS: Pints $1.40 per doz.
Quarts $1.65 per doz.
JELLY GLASSES (with covers) 50c per doz.
JAR RUBRERS--best grade-white or red, 10<: per doz,
PARAFF1NE WAX-! lb cakes, 20< :
P. H. GANTY, Gr'bcer
THIS IS THK TIMK
THKY HIMPIiY ?/*VT IXMW
Trenton, July 17- Wttnon and f?i?*
derwoood are today havtng a Ion*
consultation In which ey?ry detail
of the coming DemorrMIe campaign
is being figured out. They have
Kone ofer the map car^fnlly, fljfiir
In* the chanr?ni of lorn or icaln aa
compared with the rote cant at
predion* election* Aa a reaolt of
their lnr<?*tlicatlona they hare ar
rived at the point In their own
mi ruin where aueceaa la aaanred
Both gentlemen have It figured that
the party (imply ran't loae thla
time.
THK PRBRWKNT DW IT) KM
TO TRY HI T THOMPBO*
Washington. July 17? It l? an
nounced today that Carmle Thomp
son. assistant secretary of the Inter
ior will succeed Charles Hllles ?? ,
secretary to President Taft
ONK MAX RKftlttXS
AXOTHKR <?>K APIfUNTKn)
Washington, July 17? Commis
sioner of Corporation# Smith
sent In his resignation to the de
partment and announced today that
he ha* done so for the purpose of
supporting Theodore Roosevelt and
the National Progressive party.
Luther Connant, Jr. will succeed
to the place made vacant hy the
resignation of Smith.
VHK PR KM! OK N'T I.D'MAV
OF OI*G?E*HFIMH HKRF
Mr and Mrs C. K Llptnan, af
ter apendlng a fp? days In flkag
way left this morning for Dawson
Mr. Mpman Is vice president of the
American Smelting and Refining
company, which embraces practical
ly all the Guggenheim Interests He
haa business In Dawson In connec
tion with the Yukon Gold Mining
company which will keep him there
for soveral weeks
The atav of Mr. and Mrs. Llpman
in Skagway waa made pleaaant by a
luncheon served at Kern Caatle yes
terday by Mrs. Pnllen, which they
deacribe as being one of the most
enjoyable events of their trip to
Alaska.
Herman Grimm has his new build
ing on Broadway nearly completed
and is preparing to lay a new ce
ment walk In front of It.
PfH.lf'F. ARRKMT HVtfPWCT
I* ROKKTTHAI, Mt'RIWH
New York. July 17 ? The police
department of thin city lire employ
Inn all possible means to capture
the a sen win who "hot Herman Ro
senthal yesterday. At a late hour
yesterday afternoon a man was
brought In who answers the des
cription of the murderer, and he Is
being held by the policy headt'Mtr
ters pending an destination
III IIKRT I.ATHAM KIND*
DEATH IX A HI MA \ FORKHT
Paris, July 1 7 ? Hubert Latham,
the famous French aviator and In
ventor of the l^itham aeroplane, was
killed last *wk while hunting buffa
lo In the upper part of Rgypt In the
forests along the river Nile.
sniTCH ISTERPKKTKR
\ KKAIHNti
Katharine f Oliver-McCoy, who
ha* a wtil? reputation as dean of
Scotch readers, la In ths city. Shp
la visiting Alaska on pleasure bent
| and Incidentally entertaining the
public when ahe has a few hours to
spare. She Is known wherever
Scottlah literature Is known, and
that Is every where. Katharine Oli
ver will (five a reading tonight In
the parlors of the Golden North ho
tel where the public is Invited
Mr and Mri. E E. Clark arrived
here today and expect to remain for
several days. Mr. Clark Is a mem
ber of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission and will begin his hearing
of the complaints which have been
filed before that body Friday morn
ing, to which time the hearing has
been continued.
HAVE YOU SEEN
THE- 1912- STYLES
OF
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We have a large assortment in stock,
also
A large assortment of
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