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Prince Alhcrt Snhl to Havo Bitterly
Opposed Lcopohl's Methods in
Coniio Frco State Fun
eral Wednosilay.
IIIM'BHUI.H. Hoc. 18. The Imron
turn ViiiikIikii iul'tly lft UniMHolH for
1'nrlM today. pruMiiinalily to conttult
Imr luwytjrM coiicornliiK tlto contend
which ll In Htntuil tlio Into KliiK !'
polil'H ilntiKlitorn will liiMtltuto lininu
tllulKly nflor tho 1Ihk' funornl on
Wwlnvitilny Iti nn effort to lirenk lilit
will.
Tito Imrommit iloimrloil nocrotly nt
jmrmitly to avoid n hontllo public di'in
(mittrntloit. Hlio ninioiiiicort thnt nln
wimld ntturtt In n tow dnH.
Tlnn Ik iinioli Hpofltilntlon todny
n to whether tho Iwroinw will nt
ttind the Itliiie" fimontt mi Wmlm-n-ly.
Tim kltm' ilHiwhter hvi. nn
noiinrnd that If nh U permit !! t
In. prowMit thy will lm teiit tlwm-
Whs Voluntary.
II In rninorwl loiliiy that th miuV
dun dt'imrluiu of tlm Imronww wn
Involuntnry. Th KiitliorltliiH, how
ovor, ilotiy hnvliiK Iwiimt onlcru to
Imr to lenvvn tlio city.
Ono of tho flrnt nctH of J'rlnni Al
port on IiIh nrctmiilon to thu nullum
tlirono to fiiecood IiIb undo, tlio Into
KIiik Uoioll, will ti to onnct HWtol
Iiik chnnKfi I" Hi" iHlmlnhUrntlon of
uffnlrn In tlm Coiiro, ncconlliiK to
mitnl-offlclnl niort todny.
Albert it Heforiner.
I'rlnco Albort Ih unlel nlwn to
Wo boon blttorly onpotnul to tlio bru
tnl mothotU of tlio Into kind In dunl
in with ItU Afrlciiii HtibJcctB. nml It
Ih undemtood tlint tho reforms ho pro
Iiohoh will bo fnr rcnchliiK. U I
Iortod thnt ho will dUchnrKo tlio of
clnU woro to linvo boon mlnrullnR tho
Coiiko nnd roplnco thorn with inon In
ordor to rovorHo tho policy thnt linn
prevailed diirlnu Uopold'a rolcn.
ConttKt Will.
Tho content of Leopold's will,
which will bo Inntltutod by hlndnugh
torn, probnbly will bo touted upon tho
fnct thnt tho Into klnn'H mnrrlnRo to
Unroneim VniiKhnn, to whom ho Ih
nn Id to hnvo loft tho Krontor pnrt of
IiIh fortuim, wiih only n rollKlotm cer
emony. Tho llolKlnn lnw nccoMMtntoM
n civil mnrrliiKC, In nccord with tho
rhiirch rlton. Tho fnct Hint tho mnr
rlno win porforinod In Italy Inntcnd
of In IIoIkIiiiii Ih believed to bo of
linportniico to tho uropoHod content.
TreiiiemlotiN KMnte.
Vnrloim eHtlmloH hnvo boon tnndo
courernliiK the nmoiint of moiu-y loft
by Leopold. One hundred million Ih
soiiBlilered by ninny to approxlinnto
Iho correct fluureH. With the oxcop
lion of tho $a,000,000 tho Itliu: bo
nueathed to Ills dniiKhterB, It Ih ru
morod thnt tho romnlnder of IiIh for
tuno wiih loft to tho bnrnnowi. Lnw
yoitt iiHHertt thnt hIio would hnvo little
illfinlculty to QntnbJlHh lier clnliu to
llu propeiilefl of tlio Inlo UIiir. ont
jlde IIuIkIuiii, liicludliu; IiIh holdlnga
In the Coiiko reRlon and In Amorlcn.
The body of the dead IcIiik wnR
moved to the royal palaco Into this
nfternoon, AccoinpnnyiiiK It wiih uio
I'rInreHH LoiiIho, who durliiK tho llfo
Ime of her father wiih denied por
mlHHlnn to enter Uruiisels.
uj U- -'1m
LEOPOLD, LATE KING OF BELGIU1VI.
ATTELL MOVES - .:WEALTHY GIRL
CLEVER BOXER, SUED BY SAILOR
But Ho Failed tt Get Decision
Webster and His Rights
Arc Still Very
Clouded.
of
SAN FUANCISCO. Dec. 18. Tho
reHpectlvo clnlnu of Mnnto Attoll of
Sun FrnnclHco nnnd Danny WebHtcf
of Lob AhkoIch to lny clnttii to tl
world's bantnin welRht chntnplonBhtl
nro nn clouded todny as they were be
fore the men mot nt Dreamland pnvl,
Ion Inst evonlnK.
At tho ond of 20 rounds of ns In
terestlnK inllllnK ns tho locnl fnns
have soon for many n day, Iteforeo
Jnck Welsh proclnlmed n drnw. Al
thotiKh tlip decision was hooted by n
fow rabid Wobntor pnrtlanns, It was
nccepted Konornlly ns tho only" ponsl
bl verdict.
Attell clearly outboxed tho mnu
Former Marine In Navy Brings Suit
Against Wealthy Girl for $25,000
for Breach of
Promise.
MIS CLOSE OWING
TO GOAL SHORTAGE
Switchmen's Strlko Still Is Felt In
Montana Strlko Breakers
Aro Threatened.
IlUTTK, Mont., Doc. 18. The lloa
ton nnd Montana mines of tho Aninl
Riimnted Copper company nro lrtlo
nRiiln todny bocaiiHo of tho coal Hhort
iiro roaultliiB from tho coal blockade
during tho HWltchmen'fl strike Throo
thoiiBnnd men uro In onforcod Idlo
Jioua. A party of strikebreakers Bent yea
tenlny from MlBBoula to Wallnco, Ida
ho, to work In tho ynrda thoro, woro
throatonod with death by dynamlto
by tho Btrlkom. Thoy roturnod to
MlBsoula lnt0 ,ttUt ovonlng. Many
Btrlkobroakors at MIbbouIu nro ro
portod to havo Jolnod tho strikers.
, LOS ANOKLKS, Cnl.. Dec. IS. A
story of n Bailor and n banker's daugli
tor, lovo at first sight nnd subse
quent Intentional breaches of disci-
pllno on tho part of the seamen on
board ship tunt led to nn ngreenblo
dlshonorablo discharge Ib told In a
suit filed here nnd made public today.
KusBel A. Clark, onco one of Undo
Sam's merinos, has brought action
against Mlas Ornco Veddcr, daughter
of W. H. Veddor, formor mayor of
Pasadena nnd a wealthy banker of
that city, to recover I2C,000 for al
leged breach of promise.
Clark nllegcH thnt he met MIbs
Veddor nt Snntn Darbara when ho
from Loh Angole, nnd lntulod flvo wiib a sailor aboard tho United Stntes
blows to one by his opponent. Web-, RteiiiiiHlilp Mlnnusota, tho American
stor's iincheH, howover, did more dam-1 fleet then on Its trip around the
age, and he scored tho only knock-' world, slopped at the southern Cnl
down of th flKht. Ilfornln port In May, 190S, and dur-
In tho oponlni; round Webster lug n few hours of shoro loavo Krnnt
roacheil Attell'H chin with a heavy od Clark h0 say ho mot tho girl, pro-over-hand
right, nnd the lettlo Ho-posed nml wna accepted. MIhh Ved
brow tumbled to tho ennvas. Although dor gav0 her promise, tho complaint
Danny worked viciously to finish his ' rends, under th0 condition of tho
mnn during tho first period, Attoll marlno'H retlroment of tho navy.
cam0 back atrong. and when tho boys When tho world's erulso was ovor
faced oach other for tho next round Clark says ho nianngd Intentionally
ho had recuporntcd. ( to frncturo n law or two governing
Last nlght'H battle was tho third tho conduct of marines thus manng-1
meeting of Webster nnd Attoll. AVeb- Ing to securo his discharge. j
Hter earned a hnlrlliin newspaper do- Hut nftor ho had hurried to Los'
clslon over Monto In n ten-round go ' Angeles to claim his bride ho doclnres '
In Los Angeles recently and on nn- ho mot with a reception far from,
other occasion the men fought ten. cordial nnd was told that Miss Ved
rounds to a drnw In the sftmo city. dor's fathor hnd Intorvoned and ro-
Tho faiiB nro clamoring for another fused his consent to the mnrriago.
meeting between tho pair, and It Is MIsh Veddor withdrew her promlso,
thought prolmblo thot one of tho local. bo says, and lator tho banker Inform
promoters will sign thorn for nn onrly od him thnt sh0 was to marry another
Now Yonr dato. .
Tho former marine nllegoa In his
... prayer for 12,000 henrt balm that
i. r. iuiii with in .jiieiihiMivnui mi
u lniHiness trip Siitunlay.
OKLAHOMA HELD IN
OF
ho hns several letters from Miss Ved
dor In which sh0 renews her doclnrn-tlons.
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MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
FOLLOWS AUTO ACCIDENT
Telegraph Wires Snap and
Blocks Traffic on
Railroad.
Snow
FOUT WORTH, Tex., Doe. 18.
Westorn Oklnhonm Is In tho grip of
a snowBtorm nnd cold wavo thnt has
Bent tho morcury scurrying to bo'v
eral dogroea bolow zoro. Telegraph
wires havo boon Bimppod In mnny
places and tho snow linn drlftod deep
on railroad tracks, partially blocking
traffic.
Tlio now Armory at tho Orogon Ag
ricultural Collogo la nonring comple
tion. It in tlio largest building of
ItH kind in tho vyost. A regulation
Hizud football field onn bo laid out
under its roof.
VALLKJO, Cnl., Dee. 18. A
eliurgo of involuntary manslaughter
wiik placed today against 1). P. Kul
lorton, division superintendent of
tho Pacific Telophono nnd' Telogrnph
compnny who wns nnested yesterday
after hi sniitomobilo had run down
nnd fatally injured Charlos II. Dun
lap of this city.
Fullorton, neocmpnniod by throo
others, wns driving his machine
through Vnllejo nt what is snid to
havo boon n lively olip, when ho
Rtruck Duiilnp, knooking hi into tho
pavement nnd passing completely
ovor him. Tho injured man died Inst
evening. Fullorton wns immediately
tnken into ousted". Today ho was
admitted to bnil in tho nmount of
$2000, furnished by William Dooart
orot, district mnungor of tho telo
phono company.
A good deal of today's really Im
portant nows Ib to bo found In tho
ads.
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Purs make fine presents. They are
useful and will be lasting. We have
ii good assortment left. Furs that we
can guarantee the prices right.
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wren's women's and children's
Gloves in tan, black and colors at
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 per pair.
AVe will fit them after Christmas if
3'ou wish. They make good presents.
Sensible Suggestions
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UMBRELLAS, PURSES, HAIR ORNAMENTS, BUCKLES, ALL MAKE GOOD PRESENTS.
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