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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-02
often the Method of Treatment.

An old negro preacher divided his
sermon into two parts-hrst all de
things IN the text. and second. all dc
things not in de text. and brcdrcn.
wen wrasce wild dc second part fust'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-02

''Hurrah." 1t used to be Murray
and the cry Is as old as England II
is the battlecry OF the old Morse
vikings rs they swept down TO burn
and murder among the peaceful Brit.
ish. 'lur ale" was their warcry.
which means. Thor. aid-' an appeal
for help to Thor. the god OF battles
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-02
THE CHB1E COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA.
CONTRACTORS.
GEO w. WROTEN
Builder and Contractor.

vii furnish Plans and Specifications
-ontract Tor erecting all classes of Build
ngs; furnish hands by the day and su
ierintend the work in town or country
- Charges Reasonable.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-02

Mrs Brown-So your girl has left
you: What Tor. for mercy's sake7
Mrs. Black-Ahsolutely for nothing
Mrs. Brown-Oh. that's it. rcmem-
Der you told me she wouldn't leave
you for nything.-Boston Transcript
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-02
THb HIGHWAY OF TRADE AND
t. ANEt

I ne southern Railway bcrz to call attcn
tou - Its uncquulled facilities for reaching
ali points In Florida. the south and South
west. IL r. Justly termed the representative
rhilW ny OF the south. the highway Of trade
ani travel Its important through copuec-
lnns. through car arrangements. com plcte
llning-cnr service. quick aud convenient
schedules, conmrnur 10 to the travelling pub
uy this progressive company. the following
through nulitcsi trains are run daily. The
Washington and Southw e-tcru Limited
ne Sew York and Florida Express 80 rs.
nitrd states Fast Mall" The New YORK
aud Atlanta Exprc-s.' 1.-THE Washincton
ldchmont aud Florida Limited '''rh, "a ALL.
mgton aud Chattanooga Limited"
The Noutheru'z Palm Limited. formerly
kuorsn A. the New York and Florida Limit
~ VII t,e inaugurated early In January
iSv2. and VII run solid between New NoTk
ana 81 Augustine. Florida All Of these
trains carry dining carr. thus providing "A
uc '"''-
LAND cF TaE SKY"
Asheville and Hot springs. y. C.. 1.-THE
seeker the charms of "a mild aud delightful
cumate. and scenic vista 90 unparalleled
beauty. and to the invalid, baimy br,-zs.- red
nient 81 renewed health and strength
Excursion tickets ON sale daily via south.
err haiiw at GREATLY reduced rates
Double daily limited train service consist
x oi elegant day coaches, pulimans and
f.ning cars.
call on any agent or representative Of the
southern Railway Tor complete winter
Homes folder.
4 VI V-rrsTurrpV
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-02

Father 0cft In charSel-No. you can
not have any more cake. Very scri
ouSlyl DO you know what l shall have
10 DO II you 20 on making that dread
ful noisc2
Little Girl (sobbinsl-Ycs.
fathcr-Wcl what is that?
Little Girl-GiVe me some more cake,
And she was quite right.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-02

Rice is the emblem Of fertility. and
the custom az throwing II after bri-
dal couple arose from a wish that they
might be blessed with 4 large family.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-02

charlie said he's been feeling down in
the mouth lately"
oh. that's just one Of his little Jokes.
He's dentist. you know"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-02
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY.

"tAfITAL CITY ROUTE"
short line 10 Principal cities 81 the Soutb
and Southwest. Florida. cuba. Texas cau
SIX states. ~
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-02
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE

District Passenger Agent.
r"ohe' 400 1OO6 East Main Street
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-02

The following = "a list ~ attractive puhu.
cations assured by the Passenger Department
southern Rail way.
Winter " cmcr iu summer Lands ''ssTIunt-
INK aud Fishing Ia the south Land Of the
SKY "tharic-ton and Tier Exposition -
hc beautiful sapphire Country" ..lilus-
tratcd Folder uha. Nassau and Porto
hca. Copies may he had upon application
g. ticket agents a. ". WESTRIfllV
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-02
Gland OF TIE SKY"
SOUTHERN LITERATURE.

G. " wlsSTBURY,
u . If.Ir,....t -,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-02

%, , No.. tity Passenger and Ticket A gent
q. u. EpSlLl, District Passenger Agent
W. T. btN I'LL. General Passenger gent
'e"''h V'hce' Noauoke. Va my2J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
TALKS OUT
IN MEETING

.sw'a-wa." the wild Filipino on en-
hibitfon at the Elks' carnival has
quickly shown the benefits Of benev-
client assimilation. Last night. just
before adjournment. he rose NJ and
announced IN fiueut Rowery argut
to his keepers;
"Dis graf has got 90 stop right
we're n yeuse don't cough up my
rake-off. II may be a funny snap
fer youse to set OUTSIDE and swipe
de coin, but deys got to be . aixvy
right yerc er de shows off"
This evidence OF the requirement
OF eiviliscd polish BY the wild man
was received with delight by the
patrons Of the show. and apparently
had the desired effect upon his
financial agents. for the Wild man
Is IN business again today. lie
xiares and clanks his chains
when punched by his keepers as
chedientiy as he did before he felt
compelled to ''bawi them out" and
the man mt the door shouts with
more unction than ever. Alive.
Aliye,'' -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
BIG DEALS
IN DIRT
REAL gsrArE MARKET SHOWS
A REMARKABLY MIDSUMMER
AcrtvlTY-LlsT or SALES

Among the large real estate trans
actions OF the past week were the
following.
Theodore w. Hanson bought lot 4
hsock "a A. A. Denny's addition.
fsofa cawsey a Carney for StS.vle.
That firm has purchased the double
southeast corner OF Second avenue
and Pine street for ssa.0eo DAY tng
ytAoOe for the inside lot Charles
f.nueh. OF Louch. Augustine y -,
t0e4ht three lots at the foot Of ftke
street on the water front. extending
wsst from the alley between Western
and Elliott aNeaus To deep water.
from ". w. West for StS.eoe. Ed
ward Conrad bought the northeast
corner OF Atlantic and Utah streets
for REV. proposing to erect build
ting On the property.
Alice Schwart bought the north.
west corner % Main street and
Maynard avenue FOR q SA.ees eonsld~
Grafton.
ID. II. Eastman sold TO n. +. Triton
lot 4 block 81. the corner of Western
avenue and Ienora street for tI.opo.
Probably the highest prise ever
pald for Ballard realty. proportion
ate to sixe. h reported by r. ]. Illus
eon. The property sold IL lot ]. block
~ on which stands q two-stcry
brick euildinE. the price paid having
been $sl. 500.
william DC Curtin sold a half In
tere<t In lot 30 corner Second and
ballard avenues. for t6eee-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

MOVE MENTS OF
LUMBER FLEET
ON THE SOUND

There f. an active movement Of
sailing vessels. especially lumber
carriers, Just at present.
Schooner Kaifua arrived at Van
couver today. seven days out from
San Francisco TO load lumber for
Japan.
at Chemainus, sails Saturday for
Australia.
The Chilean bark OtheIlo went
from Port Blakeley 20 Port Gamble
today and finish her lumber cargo,
and the brig oaiilee sails from Port
Townsend 10 San Francisco with
lumber tomorrow.
Ship Mary l.. Gushing leaves Port
Townsend tomorrow with lumber for
South Africa, and also the bsrken-
tine Gardiner City for Redondo.
Ship Camano went to Blakeley yes
tsrday TO load for Australia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
THE MARKETS


vsestsnas.
Potatoes-t19ei.2s ewt. carrots. s1e
n~r s~es i~ttsee. ier pr de.s tHrnIp-. ~:
s-iss1. o. sus .-.ss ss..,sss'
Z, % pr s@ss; eslsa essss.s iso pr ss::
nl0 80 s.<s; s~rsnss> si-se. sss-
flower. en.e5:e. punokias- = par ID
sa ...ss p sss sss: "a. ss.a. - I've e,
ass: bruss<is .pFeaf-. 1o>s r~zs. avs. irl.
nseh, so3sos p<r has. native ssp~rsxss.
ssn = Sss s- sasss $50 20 s y1a es.- -.ssf
melons. 3i.o9s,-oo.
L>mons-esss ooa: e>oefas 49,
pies. 80 9 boz. eating sspiss q q e.s
$500 = % s.s =. ...ss
s.a sw..s. q %: vss~ssi.. = eoses Z.
s s s5s = eos a. e sssssss IT,
currants. Use: blackberries si.Boo
Ills: piums. TO per box. grapes.
si-2sasi-so per case. pears. ti-eo Per
box.
Dy~sa a>st-cov ts>x- - Per n; stsw
sssf $500 pss -. nsste.. vethsr. Ixss
svss fss' Dssh 10 - NJ veal Afs~
Provisions Ham. ice. tfsskfoss
backs. f<<. bsll,sr. Ia
corvscss1 1aily--Ths fsste~ins prices -
being offered 10 ths producer Ia rezznt toes
o. the dcch ow n the car Al s~afsiss
crain-oAfa ~. oo9so %. barley. al -;
snsst. chtcsss fssa szi-oo. eerz saih
o31.0o
Butter. Cheese. Eggs and reaitry
Butter wsshinsten ersameFtss. z7g2ssi
chs-s--Nafiv. wsshinssoa fsf er.sm.
f10ttc. EASTERN NsN Yerk. feAof<s.
Wisconsin,. lee. rogu<fnrt. ts<s k1sn.
tii. 600 90 per ease rsw Yor1. i5ofssl
I.in.burssr. isei1ss brsek. iesi7e: svisA
EsE.x-ssriesIy fresh rasoa. z7easei s4s-
1--we Poaifry-Hsns. fsssefses fry~rS
y 0o0s.oo per dor: turkeys. f38fsc. ss<se
fo1Ifcs ducka Ia.
dressed rou,svY -Turksys. ft3fecs sss~K
ff9fscs fucks. it1fses obtstsns tsoise
Gsney-f20tsc.
commissisn Ness rrfees
ch~ese-rativs WAshfastea. It3ffkA
E6xs-5rtctly frssh ranch. zs835c.
Batssr-w sahinston creamery. p921si
orsin-oais sss 90. wheat. sa1 90. ssra
90 co. rolled esrfsy. ga %
Hsy-~Pux4t sound Ger foa. ef3.oei Ease-
srn wasntngfon sfncshy. efaeos alfalfa
WA&4V}X tfArf~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
WORK FOR
WARSHlPS

BREMERToS. Aug. sa.-Ths bat
tfeshlp Wisconsin returned TO the
navy yard yesterday 10 coal up. she
will then proceed 20 Port Angeles.
where two weeks will be devoted 20
marine drilling and target practice
From Port Angeles the Wisconsin,
viii 20 10 san Francisco.
The cruiser Boston 10 undergoing
general repairs here. The cruiser
Philadelphia 10 also underxoing q
general renovation
The baftieship Oregon has Just
come off the drydoek and IL expect
ed to sail for Chinese waters at an
early data
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
LOOK ON
SILENTLY

1AAfAQuA. Pa. Aug ia large
Iumb<r OF men applied for work al
4>ansfort Summit Hill Large num-
D<rs OF strikers were rnassed along
side the railway trans. but turned
their backs and stood In conteus ptu-
Dus silence when 40 non-union men.
escorted BY two companies Of SOL
U3ers boar ed the cars Gen. Corbin
has issued a further order supple
&nentins that OF Last night. instruct
ING the troops this morning TO ar
0esf men. women and children who
n any way MODEST the strikers OF
1he soldiers themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
MUST pay hla nlIla

Ralph Frary. formerly catcher for
the Seattle baseball team. and now
with the spokane team IN thg de-
PENDANT Ia a anit filed la the superior
court iate yesterday afternoon. %. ~.
Dunn. his tailor. Ia the llnintifr. Thc
amount alleged Ia be due this tailor
In about sac A writ Of punishment
was issued against the Spokane
baseball club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
FREE WATER
FOR SCHOOLS

AZ . special nesting of the school
board. held yesterday. Director Pat
torson introduced q resolution. which
was unanimously adopted. asking
that the city council grant the
schools free water.
Under the present system each
building 10 treated BY the water de-
partment - 4 private consumer. but
N the taxes sopporting the schools
ana other city DEPARTMENTS are col
fectsd from the same people. " n
the opinion u the board that fhs
present eumbcrsons rcd tape syB-
ten should be abolished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
PROFESSOR osposNs

Prof, Frederick A. Osborne arrlv-
ell IN the city yesterday. lie has re-
Gently been elected TO the chair OF
physics and electrical engineering az
the University of Washington. For
six years he has been at the head of
the department of physics at pltvet
a lecturer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
moRrALllI RECORD

Charles shaw. Of the firm Of shaw
a Hansen. for q number of years q
well known rssisenf OF this city. died
~ his rssld~nce. 1919 Yeeisr way.
last night The remains have been
taken In charge by the Seattle lin.
dertnksnx Company. lie IL survived
by widow and three children. Mrs.
Charles Knox. Miss Maud shaw and
LOOMS Shaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
REAR END
COLLISION

9 GLASGOW. Aug. 50.--In a rear-end
eoiiision on the underground rail.
way near Charing Cross station this
morninS two cars were feiescoped
0ud 70 persons were seriously in
7ured. 10 sustaining broken limbs
The tunnel was blocked with wreck.
egs, which VIII require some tim,
70 clear out. and u Is feared that
dead bodies may yet be found under
the Debris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
COL. GlRONARD


HuuxpAper Entsrpries AesuetetiorA
xr~utai crsr~spoatsnes1
LONDON. AUG. 1a--The man who
Has been chosen BY the British gov
eminent 10 bake up the work OF Cecil
Rhodes. and clear the way for the
arcn horse across the African con-
11nent from the Cape to Cairo. Is
Lieut. Col SIR 4, Il. {. Gtrouard- ths
Hew dircctor-Ecnerai of railroads for
South Africa
SIR Edward Percy r. an expert In
railway matters and was OF the
greatest help 10 Lord Kitchener dur
hE ths Hoer war. lie n only IS. lie
entered the army I'm fsss. and eeeafns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

The battIeehips Oregon and Wis
consin, cruisers Boston and Philadei-
phia. training ship Mohican. torpedo
boats GoldsborouRh and Rowan are
at the navy yard. To see them to-
morrow Sunday take boats from
Colman dock at .. 10 and IL a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
AlIMoNY or JAN

Judge Tallman yesterday after
noon ordered the issuanes 81 a war
rant for the arrest OF Henry Hether-
ineton. and his commitment TO the
county jail until he pays the $50 n
month alimony which he was order
81 60 give his wife while her divorce
suit Ia pending
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
DECLINES WITH THANKS

Rev. Edward Lincoln smith. pastor
or the Pilgrim Congregational church
recently declined the presidency OF
the Pacific university. at f'nrent
Grove. or. lie says that he II en-
sircly satisfied with hts congregation
and likes Seattle IS n home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

Two battteablps. two cruisers, two
torpedo boats. training ship and
receiving ship at the navy yard.
Boats leave coinan dock sunnhy at
?, 10 and II a. M. 1880. iiis. 2.5o,
4. 80 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
FUSS and
FEATHERS

PEQUoT POINT. Aug. s0.-There
y a display Of unusual activity in
fhe war maneuvers this morning.
Large numbers Of troops are being
rushed to New London and enbarked
Tor Qualifications along the sound
Asststant Secretary Of War Sanger
- In frequent conference with Cen
oral Macarthur, The defence il be-
Ing arranged upon the theory that
The navy proposes to attack and de-
0troy New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

Twelve Famous Tomessen Pictures
free 10 each new subscriber TO the
Star at booth No. 10, carnival
grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

A. Armstrong, a shoe salesman who
las been driven Almost crazy by
9rfnk- announced yesterday that
ne was going TO commit suicide. He
Ufarted for the bay. but was inter-
Supted by Policeman MillIken who
sent him 10 the city jail TO sober up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

Yesterday Mounted Policeman
Bryant again found him operating
the laundry. and this TIME Leo Fong
was put In the city jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

Twelve Famoas Tomsssen Pictures
free 10 sseh new subscriber 10 the
star al booth No. 10. carnival
rrounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

$50 Round Trio. chitsrss $50
To Ai-ki point Steamers from Lllly-
Boxnrdua dock every hour sunday.
except IL and O'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
HOBART N. CABLE
piano

We live In an age Of Inspiring pro-
EFess-pfuxrsr< Of education. pro-
Errxs 81 Invention. progress In nns
art creation The scholarly and am
bitiops man IL ever striving 60 sur
pass his fellow man BY some scien-
THO. artistic OF mechanical achieve.
rn<nt.
Amonr no class ~ men h the strfS-
Ina for pre-<mfneuee more tefsrmin-
81 and vigorous than among the pi-
ano makers The most nossbl. tri-
umph In the musical world In the
last dec4ds 10 the production % the
HOBART "a. CABLE PIANO. Verify
u IL the perfection IDEAL In plano
building. Not since tho first piano
Was made has any maker. right from
the start. struck the golden mine At
rsety point - SUCCESSFULLY 80 this no.
table manufacturer has done In the
piano bearing his Individual name
Huiit by the most skiiifai piano max.
ere on scisntlfle usethods exclusively
his ovn. and out % the finest mater
lais markets will afford. regardless
o. rort. Il challenges comparison and
invites the inspection and ndu1ira-
ton % all tnseliisens piano people.
D. S JOHNSTON co.
osnsrsl Mssie Dealers,
49, 0..~A~ m..ttxl-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

Esnkr hall toniEhf. ladies' free.
gents DC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
Prosecuting Attorney

The positive refusal Of Prosecuting
Attorney Fulton 10 accept renom-
nation. makes the choice Of . Dem
ocrat for that position an interesting
matter. Many Democrats below
that the fact that the once has been
|czpabiy filed for the past two years
by Democrat. viii make fa possible
for another pemocrat 10 win. and are
grooming candidates accordingly.
The latest story In that Jay G. Al
len. who admittedly had the insiis
track. does mot dcsir. the once and
win not accept the nomination. Tn
der these circumstances II II thought
the honor will meet likely be con-
fsrrcd upon James NJ. Gephart. n
well known Democratic lawyer. who
was last spring spoken OF for eorpor.
alton counsel
Other candidates who are men
toned are wiimon Tucker. l. Frank
Brown and 10 Sweeney. all Of whom
were IN the rare for corporation
counsel last spring. Mr.. fuckers
closest friends say. however. that. he
does not want the nomination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

Prof Madison a. Moss viii un
doubtetly be nominated for superin-
tcndent OF schools. unless. aa now
seems improbable. -supsfintend :
ent w. H. Meredith eomes out for the
once.
NJ n Cox OF ballard IL said 10 have
his eye on the assessors ofses.
j. Henry Dennins 10 certain 90 be
one 81 the nominees for justice OF
the peace. and possibly the only one.
The leaders OF the PARTY are conaid-
estng q scheme TO nominate but one
justice Of the peace. tn order that the
opposition 10 the Republican nom
inses may be centered upon ON. Dem-
ouraf. rendering hts election certain.
Other possible candidates are a. A.
&. Rochester and 4. x LanEianc.
Judge q. Meade Emory Wit un-
doubtedly be renominsted for Judge
OF the superior court against Gee. r..
Morris. the Republican eandifats.
The Democrats have strong hopes OF
electing a fudge. even II no other Of :
nee on the county ticket can be saw
cd.
II IN pretty Definitely settled that
Judge william Hickman Moore will
bc nominated for state senator Tn ths
Fourth wAsd against George u.
Piper. Republican, II IL nushoritat-
lively announced that neither walter
=. Fulton nor =. e Bailey win ar-
cept the nomination other iegisia-
tive candidates have not yet been
brought out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
FIELD OF DEMOCRACY
BEFORE CONVENTION
POLITICS VILE NEW lIFg-coUNry
rioN NEXT FRnAY-PRimARsGs TUESDAY AND eAucusGs


sell Il n popular Young Democrat and
Ia an accountant TN tho employ OF
one ot the large transcontinentai
railroads.
For county clerk fired Schneider
friends say he has no rehl rival. MI.
schneider IL an old resident OF the
county and a Democratic leader Ia
the First ward =. v. Hyman has
also been spoken Of a. a candidate.
and no has Arthur =. Raymond. now
deputy In the clerks once.
For coroner the friends OF Dr. w.
~ Yandeii are urging him 10 run.
br. Yandeii II a btaunch Democrat.
and made a good record as coroner
several years aga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

so far the only active campaign
work has been done by the friends Of
the rival candidates for sheriff. Ed
ward cudihee. the present tncun-
bent. and Fired IL Pike being groom
ed by the nti-Cudihes faction Of
tho Democracy, Mr. Pike Is a strong
friend OF organised labor. u II claim
ed. and viii have the support OF a
number Of the strongest unions In the
city. lie Was formerly constable of
Seattle precinct.
sheriff Cudiheess friends. however.
say there Is no question but that he
will be runnminafed- They admit
that his chances for denomination
were considerably uarrrd by his
failure to capture Harry Tracy, the
outlaw. while the latter wAe tn King
county. Nevertheless. they are will
Ing 10 60 befnre the convention on
the question and viii make a hard
fxht for the nomination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

Several good Democrats would
ike TO be county commissioners from
the city district 60 sucreed George ~
Gibson. the Republican incumbent
who Was not renosninated BY hts par.
~ convention Timothy Ryan. who
H. A a term IN the off1ez several years
ago. Ia strong possibility. James
Mcleod. now one Of Sheriff Cudi-
hes's deputies. wants the once badly.
and r. NJ. Dauison'z friends are urg-
ing him 20 try for the nomination.
Leander Muller n aIso talked of.
For commissioner from the north
district. there II but one candidate.
Democrats say. This Il ex-county
Commissioner James II. Hoyc<. who
II said 20 have an ambition 10 serve
the county axAin-
For auditor = IT. Evanson Of the
South district. has q clear Held ap-
parently. He was auditor for two
terms before the Republicans came
into power In the county. and made
a good record
For treasurer aply. Emmett Rus
sell has 30 far been named Mr.. Rus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

The Democrats Of the county. fol-
lowing the old adaFe Of BETTER late
than never" are lining up IN more
or less perunctory fashion for their
convention next Friday. They held
their caucusea last night In city ana
county and their primaries are Tues
day afternoon and evening. The eau
cuaes were but sparsety attended.
Much interest u being taiten IN the
approaching convention by the wheel
horses OF tho party. The overwhelfzi-
Ing majority given the Republican
ticket AZ the last city convention dis
heartencd many Of the younger
members 81 the party. and has no
Ear prevented them from coming 10
the front.
stiil. "a II pointed out. fractional
differences were To n considefable sx-
tent responsible ror the defeat %
John w. Goodwin for mayor. and as
II usually the case. the balance Of
the ticket suffered. II IN also arr
gued by the more enthusiasts Demo-
Gratis that the result IN Seattle was
brought about by municipal issues.
and was not n fair test OF the
strength OF the party In tho county
at large.