The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1907, Page 4

AUTO IN WONDERFUL 8000-MILE RACE, FROM PEKING TO PARIS, TO BEAT TRANSSIBERIAN EXPRESS europe i 4 i “MAP SHOWS ROUTE OF GREAT RECORD AUTO RACE Fie ———-— ;* By T. W. Dawson, | (Beattie Stare Bact: Service.) PARIS, May 27 automobile husiasts of Burope are all ow fed over a record-breaking dis motor car race from Peking Parie that is to start June 10 are 18 entries representing Buropean countries, one of most prominent being Prince Borghese, of Italy, who will hia car himself. Course Iles over Mongolta, southern Siberia, through the mountains, to Moscow, Her to Parts. The Russian officials been very anxious to have the through Russian territory firet @ southern route d. The caar him an Interest and has given to the chauffeurs over nasiberian line to Peking the start. postmasters on route deen informed by impe- ters, and told to lend every odious name ple ttle of Mergenvan Dorchine Lama that the far Ocwanten walled for Ing by way. the desert of Gob! will be te on the occasion. The postal ta ip the hands of a rich of Ourga, end two very im nt Heutenants, who contro! ‘courters and carsrana The iffeurs have been informed be- 4 (igre ot bag sre of these f Important officials of Gobi. tach of whom fa 2 command of Bstation. One answers to the mel- ILLIONAIRE BRIDE--GIVES probably be from Peking Mongolia, to Kiatka. T service over a fairly twice a week cult petrol tn tase it = = " YOHN BRYAN. POET AND SOAP MAKER, MADE A SPECIALTY OF EDUCATING PRETTY _ GIRLS—NOW ONE HAS HIM. (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service.) | XENIA, Ohio, May 27 —Of all the f pretty working girlie aged million- @ire John Bryan has taken out of Bis factory and educated, he picked charming Fredericka Murphy for Ihe bride. He married her the oth- er day at Clayton, Mo. The pair) Sourneyed there for the ceremony, | Bryan deeming Missouri's martiage Jaws of peculiar virtue, At that. he @ent back the marriage certificate to bave the magistrate cross out the “holy” in the phrase “holy bonds/ ‘of matrimony.” because they're not | tn @ Justite’s shop. } Bryan is one of the most cecen- Grice men in Ohio. He has devoted Bimeelt to what be calls charitable F, He bas educated numbers of ty giris. many of whom he; “Rept at bis magnificent home at} Yellow Springs, § One of them Predericks Murphy, daughter of « Private policem: at the age of 13. ‘When her father became t!!, went to Work in a soap factory in Clacton Rati owned By Bryan. Her beauty! ‘Mppenied to him, and he practically ‘Bdopted her, spending thousands ot Gollars on her education. His courtship was not as smooth as he might have wished. Mra. Mary Stueuler. his stenographer, en ered sutt for $25,000 damages, al leging Bryan bad struck ber. Bry- Qn Geclared Mrs Stueuler, fenlous ‘Of Mise Murphy, attacked the girl “end that he struck h@ with a horsewhip to save Miss Murphy. A fury recently « ed Mre. Stuew ler $1,250, and she immediately en tered suit for $50,000 for breach of promise eee ROOSEVELT IN BLISS OVER HIS GOLD FREE attracted widespread publishes them himaelf. that by so doing no one them at a large profit his ling fusing to support declares he waa w of Bryan tons, brothers he was not ¥ go that way PASS TO ALL LEAGUE BASE BALL GAMES Office the SECRETARY. Aim THEODORE HOOSEVELT State LEAC Tue Corto States tAave. Tae Texas gaaye Toa, Mert pat fr Le mot THe, SOUTH ATLANTIC LOAGUE pees tuns ABE Tae SPLNNA CAGUE if Tem State Le ae et. OHIO & MD ol NO KIC AMA SHOC IAT ION Fig. Pacw 6 Coast race, Tee New oma SiATe Li Aoet Tat thee WH wi Lk Anite hee Sostntan | £AGUe Tre seacrout Leacuey He WED TERN ARS ZCIATION THE NOR SHINE = 1 ThE \ORIaIA LEAGUE “ PHOTOGRAPH OF THE GOLD PAS ESENTED To DENT ROOSEVELT (hentile Star's WASHINGTON They say that it fean character t in good Peking. and the only really roblem will be the supply should give out the father was caring for i ae of Amnegan Gombe Darga and the other to the quadre Loubson Prince Borghese left Naples with hie car and machinist in April, and several of the French competitors Jott Marseilles on the lnat steamer east together with their care. The other competitors. are prepar- Transatberial The first stage of the route will through Siberia already a regular postal route between Kiatka and atts Bryan is the author of several po- etical works, but none of them bave atten declaring an sieal the works, copyright them and sell Bryan was lately arrested for re father indigent and that Bryan says $1,000,000 is sufficient bo rae ralk SI wm, one BERIA tle Bare Kachusive Service.) | ALLEGHMNY, Pe, May 27 jof the busiest men tn the United | States le Chas T. Russell, of Atie leheny, Some pe it him Rev MONGOLIA believing that oe dinclaimed letaime at) titles | Jeeus and the | them, #0 should h Kussoll is the leader of @ religious ement which hae ite followers over the world He therein Chureh.” whose tn Heaven i worship of ite ow sells plan for r tered followere with bie @ | te & unique He travels oe mreat deni, preaching © citien CAR CARRIES ITS OWN BRIDGE FOR PEKING PARIS RACE. The car fe shown in position for crossing smal! streams. bridge is carried strapped to the side when not io use. The enroute Once Mongolia bas orsed Transsiberian things the roads, permit There ton concerning take the winning distan nothing happens motght Way expross heen and o line railway reached, ought to go a8 smoothly as or absence of roads, will trav safely of the ts considerable specule the time it will car to cover the There is an idea that If the automobile beat the Transsiberian 4 At present the fast oat time by way of the Transaiber ian from Parle to Peking ts about 12 day tt is Cgured that twiate * with all the made necessary and turns by mountain and water, each ante mobile will cover between 500 and 9,060 miles. MILLIONAIRE BRYAN AN D HIS YOUTHFUL BRIDE for any man get rid has settled and gave her @ ment Bryan ts ¢ seriou quires He » yer in cussing bis kn declares actually hes He is jaye ago game sented tn the of Base Ball anes PICKS WORKING GIRL FOR HER HALF MILLION one of which be claims & cirewietion = me collections, yet reeeives ewepar at “ Thos be prea snaregatio ands Publishes = Jomrent edits ana sty @ setml-m the general ti Helping Hand each ume under Dawn, « Students He declares be will 2,000,000, He om his bride tlamond engage th $1,000. and declares. that no m ny semee until b tly declares about common Oh of an extra $500,000 hie tea ring wo in all n ever ac past 50. he knows law than any Bryan, In dis of the law has so much sense shamed of himselt an infidel admitting any of 268 Natic leagues fn has it om his greatest Dieasure in exhibiting it to friends. The tomary free admission 14 karate an it may pocket. The outside is suitably en graved. side contains the names of the dif. that ferent ball the gold on A recent order of Col of the National Guard of Washi ton ft the regiment attle on Memortal mand reg ecor the signature of J. H secretary and enameled in dark blue on the face Roosevelt tn gold with delicate chase work MILITIA WILL PARADE ON| directs mental field a card is the size of the cus pasa, is of folds on « hinge, so be carrte ina ‘ent WY SUR MeWAMARA. Hammersisy was colng Back to old Iowa and the waving cornfields, the meadows and the gently hill, Back to a brown-haired man whom ven years ago he had promised to love, honor and cher ish. Back to his wife—for would always be that to hb apite of the cruel divorce and sepa ration which had for a time threat ened to wreck h But that was all over now, It had all been ao pitifdl misunder standing and now John was go’ back to tell he to tell her how mistaken to ask her forgiveness and to begin life all ver again. There hadn't been a since they had separated that of remorse had not gnaw ence. Not a day that to rush back te stood in the way Joba home ‘The lettering on the tn- Dewoceful sloping leagues in organized bane Farrell written, wo exactly as The photograph of beautifully enameled The rim t# intertwined DECORATION DAY Lamping both had been the Seattle compan parade tn day un of Maj. Otto A. Case field and staff officers been ordered t rt to 6 agony od at his cc he hadn't long Pride had But there 4 t May rushed to the ticket office tn far Chas. T. Russell, but he Rimsell dis. | SOME FACTS CONCERNING THE Live WORK OF 4 MAN wrrtt A MISSION WHO HAS BHW® One| ® THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, MAY 27, 1907. ASTOR RUSSELL AND HI: WORLD-WIDE CHURCH ———— #ion City, and there have been no negotiations whatever in the mmat- tor Hie Views on Hott. hae also been | preacher no place Past does not of eternal theo! f the Old hades” of the state of desth-—-that because of original sin, tf under a morally aod phy minates in the tomb wae died ae all man releanod mankind. death sieatly Me jemption from the tomb, that Chriat for humanity's sina, and t reeult of whl kind te witt from thig state Inetruetion which life, tf the wenten and ¢ such leading dows } t oe of the though this » allowed him whieh he © ly » “The Overth fatan's Empire.” he makes sitlon on this point very clear tne We ore aware words to me, Ratan. Nor the least ow of his po way Lord's behind te tor that our Cet thee accomd funds sutficient to carey om bie ex away, smoky Butte, Mont caught the first train for home Ae the train eped along John Hammersley fell to th « He pictured the trim white ho ith the green blinds on the edge of town where he and Mary had set wekeoping. He remembered and up ho the gold of the sunlight, the fresh green of the hills and the wav branches of the budding tr that May day when they were mar ried. He recalled he the clean new house, big shady ¢ back of © remem ght t lamp with pink it must have bee years! big tears rolled down Ham 1 have « her all Twe mersiey's face. H back long ago if these | | with a westbound freight 4 given | enough. called the little blue and white dress she used to wear about the kitchen. He smiled as he thought of the lock of brown hair which was always falling over her eyes and which he used to pin up for when her hands were covered with dough. Sho used to laugh at him and tell him he never was intended published thet | tor @ lady's maid There came a sudden shock which threw Hammersiey clear out of hia seat, Then « erash—dark ness and & hoarse shouting. The L. @ R. passenger had collided had been polished, smooth-running Pullmane were now heaps of wreck age, from which sounded pitiful groans In the white house with the green blinds tn @ town $00 miles further on & woman with brown hair and blue eyes sat beside a table sewing Across jooking man reading the evening paper. Every now and then the woman's eyes glanced acrows at bim contentedly. A happy-faced little chap three years old played with « dog on the hearth rug ary Mam merviey’s second husband was 4 shrewd business man. He had pro | vided her with all the comforts of j}ruins at the end of what by | white face shone up life and a few af ite luxuries. Her face betokened her placid satistac tien * €.4.0 A group of men with glimmering lanterns stumbled over the smow. dering debris to the heaped up 4 once | was silent raindrops come been a train of cars, A save for the patter of which had ifully quench the blaze started when the wreck came, Suddenly one of the men flashed bis lantern upon @ heavy beam. Underneath it @ man’s It was John face was a mer to Hammersiey, On his peaceful, happy smile Must a-been havin pleasant thoughts of when the smash come,” the trainmen, drawing 4 sleeve acrows his wet eyes. Wine Yale Degree HAVEN ‘enn. May 2 corastul candidates for the bachelor of divinity degree at the Yale theologies! achool te Hugh timer . » ® . duate of Wr Stop! Stop! And short of spe Old some mighty some kind suid one of rough NEW oe over these few are look prices, as we pnheimer, $1.00 Rye, full $1.00 Brandies $1.00 som of our Wines, 75¢ Hanter Baltimore quart All Calif full quart Alno Claret rma try per gallon KEYSTONE LIQUOR Co. 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