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The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

in the James school house last Sunday
He viii preach again next Sunday morn.
ing and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L. Eplcr entertained
a number Of relatives at dinner Sunday
Am and Ace Atnip, who have been
working near the Spanish Peaks for the
last eight months, returned last week to
spend the remainder of the season in
the difide country.
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Beginning May 18th the Colorado &
Southern railway will sell round trip
tickets Elbert to Denver or Colorado
Springs on Saturday or Sunday, good
returning until Monday, at one fare for
the round trip, and to Denver on Sun
day, returning same day, at s1.50 for the
round trip.-B. NJ. Maroon, Agent.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07
Colorado sorInu,. Flower c.rnIvaI

This year will be held August 20 and
q. One fare for the round trip via the
Colorado d Southern. Tickets on sale
! August 20, final limit August %.
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sPup VALLEY rrEMs.

sPUD VALLEY ITEMS.
The heaviest rainfall of the season fell
over this section Tuesday afternoon.
Thomas Cantril is cutting his wheat
Rev. jackson OF Denver held meetings
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BUTCHERS
HOLD OUT
FRYE BRuHN STILL coMeATs
PRINCIPLES OF uNioNisM

The night between the Frye Bruhn
Company aud the butchers there en-
pIoyed has practically resolved ITSELF
To one between union and non-union
principles. Each day this In beeom-
ing more apparent. II was the re-
fusai Of the company to recognize
the butchers and meat cutters un-
ions that lies at the bottom Of the
trouble, although II was the abomin-
alton Of the cOok house. VIGOROUSLY
known as the sea Rull' that preeip-
ftsted the strike. The Western Cen
trail Labor Union, recognizing this
fact. last wednesday declared the
Hsrye-Bruhn Company unfair. and
tonight further action In regard 10
the matter viii be taken at the West
ern Central Labor Union. The atrik-
ers have the support Of the Cooks
and Walters Union. which IL a large
help, MS the union chefs are refusing
10 buy Frye-Bruhn meat.
In discussing the situation today,
President Westphal Of the local
Butchers Union said: We are
nghting for the recognition of our
union. our defeat would Ia a large
extent weaken every union In the
city. For that reason We want the
support OF every union man In Be-
attic,
"Frye-Bruhn's are still working
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As a result Of complaints coming
from many sources Chief OF Police
sullivan at noon today ordered hia
men 10 eiass every sure-thing game
to be found on h carnival grounds
A. Third avenue and Union street.
apsrihi OFFICER Hevan was assigned
the task OF carrying cut he order.
nv 4 O'Clock he had closed seven or
the bunko joints and by shutdown II
Is probable that the last Of ~ sure
thing games will be "out Of busi-
ness"
Rsvan ured no kid-sicve methods.
He called At the different tents and
boothn and ordered the proprietors
10 close up. In every case where the
nrdsr was not forthwith obeyed. or
where no proprietor could be found
Hevan followed the example Of Car
RE Nation u Kansas and smashed
right and left with a htg axe.
"A Boxer" Game
A BOXER game on Industrial
street, In which several notorious
tenderloin Erafters are said TO have
been interested. was 20 reetsd.
Bevan found no one at home and,
accordingly. welded his are. Within
10 minutes the booth looked as II II
had passed through an earthquake.
TIE only resort which stood Rowan
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LEAVES BODY
BESIDE TRACK
Man Killed by G. NJ. Overland and
Left BY Trsinmss

An unknown man was struck and
killed BY the Great Northern over
land train No. "a at Meetum. a little
station north of Ballard. at 2 b
o'clock this morning. MeaRer de-
tails OF the AFFAIR were reported To
the o when the train arrived In
Seattle shortly after 10 o'clock.
The man was struck near a sharp
eurxe The train, In charge OF Con-
ductor A. l. Carey and Engineer
Lawrence. was coming around the
curve at the usual speed Lawrence
aid not see the man until his engine
was almost upon the unfortunate
victim. The man IA struck by the
COW -catcher and thrown about 20
feet from the track. lie was Instant
ly killed. The train was brought 20
a standstill and the conductor went
10 lock IT the dead man. Instead OF
bringing the body 10 this city, II was
left by the side Of the track alone
Conductor Carey reported that the
man killed looked like a Jap.
Late this afternoon the coroner as
certained that the unfortunate mans
name II Bray. He lived near the
scene OF his death In a tent with o
wife and YOUNG child. The tent wal
visited this afternoon aud found
empty. II is not known where his
little family has one
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ROWDYlSM VS.. PLEASURE

50 ff The En-. e sss",. re =, s,, be , ssssss ~. .. ID.
X. asas~. that should De nippd in the sua and none van mourn
! F,r.l Iss .s .ss q ,s sesa name 2, sss,s order Tho sls.
ssss sssrs snasr fss~ prsssnss.. II esnnos be has ,her True
s mar 4 ss : there i no excuse ssaas~ fsr aii@sins hem 10 run q mo-
n~n '"&e' POLICE ssouto ACT
,i III sss 2 e 4s no, s :sssss'i ss sss@' .h q : ss : is sss sTss ssy ar. Ss ss :
3 me ssspssr e ne esFssssl aases mass not deter the powers
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sas ,ssas @ss Few y--ss ssa e rs.pan.ls's Coz ~ fact M,
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OLD TIME susco GAMES
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at ne sarsivsl ssesia Be tssss ,e do7 !. r The s ssgosys A. Ysoaaa.
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merry |" Ns'. rss PROOF OF ~
Confetti shrosin< for in ST., ~ hssm,s.~ and shoaesshls
sas - xs sss' orsss : si sB, no, Z n h1o~ . ao + l chime. "f rsosf
o. ,h,. can ss soana any nlss, A. Z ne 2. settle os,a essItssl Tss AVE-,
ssies prem ssa@s,. ne s5s ! islnn 70 . as snanessar plsasas ssi "a
isasss !" is = aas.sss. III n. '' piuSs-ass,Ss lays are : ever.
.ss, s's ! <: .s slss az ls, ss' !: ~ ss ssssiss. ana .sis :. :.es + 4. .sos "a
" 'o"s sAwousr THROWING
hr 70 1sfss sx'.s. : = done BY gang. q rewdiss vae soen
fssas -s sss sss sp s ssss%if rom ,ss s' stress 3 "s :, nov er sass L
eoa.ssssses xvs alp Rs'sful ,,@,a s,s.. wsrs ss se,sss ,u,..u.,.
stop the prssiss me confetti thrower.. are dSsting @so-of IN
a ssa st, ne iasaiSiaas. ss s@%s1i
cenfett throwing yin cease
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and BABIES
AT ELkS CARNIVAL
FEATURES OF THE DAY

out which no exposition can be
counted a success. 10 n happy
thought on the part 81 the manages
ment several couples. Il - an
ncunced. have consented 60 be mra-
ried ia the presence of the crowd to-
night and Il II not likeiy thai when
the rarson r. called upon 10 Ct. he
viii be wanting In Victims
The men to-day Will probably de-
vote more attention than usual ia
the races Of the kins County Fair
association. which are a feature OF
the carnival program Many al usc
EikS have been 80 busy up to the
present time that they have had nc
time "a dcVotn To the ponies and
thls afternoon will zee many Of them
az the racetraek for the arat ttFne.
Another rnormous crowd Naited
the carnival last Night Until nearly
midnight the grounds were 4 blaze
Of light. and the scene % fun fast
and fursoua The propAr way 70 40
tho carnival. " IL said. In In com pany
with 4 party Of frtends. probably on
the th.ory that In numbers there u
strength
Hanareas % such parties we're out
last night INDUCING IN camel riding,
horn blowing. confetti throwing and
other noa---usical amuEeuents IN
the carnival Streets
Tomorrow will he LumbeHmem's
day at the carnival and one Of the
most important of the "specialA
The feature viii be the hco-fteo pa
rade.
Mast az the e~xcrci.ss viii he under
the auspices Of the spectacuiar ertfg
Of the black eat
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SUICIDE
Oh What?

The boS.ies OF Mr.. and Mira j. w.
Ns~ton. that were recovered from
Green Izaks yesterday. WIN be held by
Butter worth a Sons until instruc-
tiefas are received from Miss Nellie
smi m OF San Francisco. Advices
rec Ayed here say that the names OF
the two people missing are Amanda
. nj y. w. Newton. Instead Of T. II.
Sswton. That the couple commit
tod suicide Is now generally believed
70 be the a but how to account
for the heard out on the lake
is still a mystery.
Mrs. Adams OF 1906 Fourth ave-
nue.. where the two stayed In Seat
tie. says that Mrs. Newton was OF a
very Respondent nature. This morn =
ing Mrs. Adams could not Identify
the bodies as they lay In the morgua.
on account OF their bloated condition
but tho authorities are satisfied that
the bodies found are those Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Newton.
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stretch was reached IN. spectators
we're all on their feet cheering and
the rail birds and old racing men
stood almost stupened at the unusual
Occurrences. The Joe keys piled their
whIps vigorously and o. the very
finish newsyss rider seemed 70 al
most lift hts horse 90 victory. A
more satisfactory rae could hardly
have been run A ~ ~ the
crowd remarked. well I lost 10.
but dent resr~. ~ a BIZ. A raes
like that Il a sight o. a season"
Another ~ssnsstisa
The Judges took part In the other
sensational Incident OF tins day bat
the crowd ala not know anything
about u until II was all over The
was AZ IN. end u the frat heat II
the special pacing rance when Judge
Wisdom called Driver MadHen 10 the
stsnd and ordered him to dinmount
and put Driver T1idsn IN his place
Madsen who was driving Aidfnont
had MASHED second In a 1tat mile
heat ana the Judges believed hat ne
was Tying 20 pull the ace when
his horse stood sh. hest chance 10
win. The result Of the sscopd and
third heats seemed % Justify their
suspicious. for the iittls hay not only
won hAndliy but cut the time down
20 sstsh In the second heat. The
Judges and managers are anxious 70
have the races free from the slight
Get breath ~ saspicion. hence the ae-
ton yesterday.
In the hrst race ther- = ave
starters Aidmnnt. The Freak. Porfta
knight MIiAdi a., and Al Counter
The Freak won this nrst heat and The
ssonnd and third were taken by Aid
mont Atdmont seemed slow To get
away. but invariably got np with ths
leaders about the three-qpartsr post
and led the nsId under the sire.
" hsle prspsrsttons ~ere being
maas for the next race three Indian
strE n IN the Yskims reservation
ran a quarter fniit dash mounted On
native ponies. The crowd enjoyed
the sr~ctaeis immensely ard chsersd
heartily as the smallest Of the three
rode IN a winner.
The haif-mils dash was ~en BY
Asat1ra. There srsfs rtx rtnrt<rs
ana a start ess rasds altar n third
asxrrurf~k es>rs s~>~k te< faad
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Thls "a Adias and ohildren's day
Al the Eikz' carnival and conse-
saentiy WIN be devoted To a sentier
slsss Of amusspa-ass than those
INDUCED IN al the eis street fair. A
haey show ard a grand donhle we'd
sinx. the former In the Afternoon ana
me latter In tho evening. viii make
AZ the regular program.
Th@ hahy shnW will be held In the
garden and will be a now
slfy In that nearly every baby viii
nave A chance TO cufftrete IN some
event Il its fond mother 80 desires.
Beauty alone will rot be he only
pfis~ winning quality. Of soarse the
bls contest wal Dc for the beauty
prizes. which will 80 to h hand
~nsnest boy and the h~andsomest girt
bany % eser two years Of age But
there will also be = rrtze for the
smallest and lishteSt baby enc year
aid. another for the largest and tat
test baby 10 muntns cid. ami a prsse
70 esch pair OF twins undar three
vars OF ages
An triplets unaer ave viii also be
rsven a prize. and the heaviest pair
q twins on the grounds viii be
handsomely remembered All babies
must Be natives Of the state. Though
Il IA a FAR cry from babies to great
Uandmothers the baby shoW Judges
viii aIso award q prize 10 the great
CNndmeehEr Nho ean show with
herself on the sroands a daughter.
rAradsnshter and srest srsnd-
NJ selection Of ladies' day as the
date for the pahiie wsdding with
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AT THE NEW TRACK

from the bunch near the stretch ana
finished an cafY winner Rather
tame In second and Pal ofhan third.
The First Race
The third race Furnished the sen
nation OF this day. Thsre we're sever
starters and they 1oeksyed around
the atartiuE tape for 10 or u ain
utss. Finally Starter Lslaht0n got
them almost all abreast and gave
the word, La BofsLa was the favor
tie In the pools with nothnchlId
next At the quarter Ia BeFTta
took the lead with Dewey almost
alongside. At the half the same po~
sittonH were maintained and az The
thfse-avarser there was 10 change.
Down the stretch the ieadsrr flew.
Eaeh horsa fnnsht nob1y tor the ad-
vantage. All nlons the tensth OF the
grand stand they ran. the Jockeys
urging them with the insh and the
crowd shouting It's piaudita. As the,
shot under the wire tho experts we're
of the opinion that u vas a dead
heat % cius. were the horses. The
judge rave the race In George
Dewey. la Borgis wal second ana
Belarto third.
Sensation 81 the Day
A delay Of fully half an hour oe-
CURED at the start Of the Hotel
Northern 500 purse race. Two Of
the horses simply would not stand
rtiii for q second. but pirouetted
through the bunch. time after time
breaking the lineup. Finally they
Bruwnsii took the lead aud held u To
the three quarter poet AimonseI
hAf been pressing him hard, and
near the stretch forged ahead, fol
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VICTORIA. n. G., Aug @-DF.
siontizaWpsrt the head of the quar-
sntias service 81 Canada. ~ here on
= tour Of Inspection after Visiting
hootsnay ard other points where
smallpox regulations have been in
tefee several years. The results Of
pa ~ssssrVatie4ls have been 20 salts
factory 70 bin that he announces
tnAt he VIII report 70 the minister
sehEsfa coming int0 British colum-
.H from the United States BY train
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They take
THE CAKE

A. w. Hight Of Ballard reported a
bold robbery % Marshal Hunt this
morning. Two burglars entered hi.
home on the cornsr OF Preston and
spring streets By forcing open a
Nindos. They went into Nj. flights
bedroom and secured ~ IN cash.
From Mrs. Nights room her pocket
book containing about 81 was stolen.
None Of h family were aroused.
when the family entered the din
Ing room this mornlng they found
the table covered with dirty dishes
and crumbs. a nerely-bakef choco-
late cake had been brought from the
pantry and two large pieces were cut
out Of H. n is thought the robbery
WAS accomplished by n regularly or
zsnized gang of house breakers. "a
another robbery occurred last pight
en- Holbrook street.
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WOMAN FALLS
ON HOT STOVE

Mrs. j. E. Hess OF Ballard, was
badly burned yesterday. While en-
gagged IN her household duties In the
kitchen of her home, she % sudden
Iy seized with a NJ and fell uncon-
scious on the hot range. Some chill
dren were IN the o and called for
helm md n womau's life was thus
saved. Her hands and arms are
d%readfully injured.
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LICENSED TO WE'D

The following licenses have been
ISSUED: r. l.. Young, AZ, and Jessie
Collins, 40. OF Fremont, j. w. Del
saver, 81, and Amelia Sandburg. 81,
Of Fremont. Harry Bailey. 90. and
Eva strathen. "a. Of Seattle; Joseph
Ptnson, 80, OF Seattle. and Lena Ly-
man. 10, OF Oregon; N. Anderson and
Anna GTondal. OF Seattle; Allison
Crawford and Imogen sprlsgs, OF
Seattle
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MORGAN COMES HOME

said that the great shlp combine Ia
now an assured fact.
The frat important business that
viii occupy Mr.. Morssn's attention
VIII probably he the settlement OF
the Louisville a Nashville deal. and
the orgapization Of the Southern Sc
curitiae to.
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An important announcement vas
made this afternoon by the manage
ment OF the King County Fair assoc
citation. Hereafter ladies vii be ad.
mitted to tho grounds and EFand-
stand. with all privileges. for 30 cents
instead az 81. as heretofore. The rate
fer xentiemen viii be as formerly,
Tomorrow's program. including the
: rs pace and the King County SELF
ms race. puFhs 1900, will be replete
With attractive features. The track
Ia In refferr condition. experienced
hnraemen rronounctng IL the fastest
on the racinc coast
BESIDES the two events mentioned.
there will be four additional running
races. Al the present time there are
800 racing animals on \ grounds.
the pick Of the enur, West
The stricteat discipline and order
L. maintained at the racsirheh. The
races are conducted solely -on the
square, as was evidenced yesterday
and az either times since the OPEN
ing day. The best horse has won in
every went. and this policy will he
maintained until the closing day.
Tho transportation facilities are
unsurpassed, ~fnterurtan trains %
nfs cars enfn leave rNtff hFNFa uAna
uie4 from First avenue south and
King streets. making the trip IN 70
minutes The service wHi he kept
ct the maximum 81 sahrtsncy during
the remainder Of the meet
One Of the big features every day
~tii be the parade ana furntsh-
ed ~ a hand OF 80 Yakima Indians,
clad In full rssaiiA-
Shouted ard chsersd
A crowd % enthusiastic spectators
AZ the race track yesterday stood up
as one person and shouted and
|cheersd and waved are parasois
and rsrp ~ the ending Of n If the
most sensational nnishse seen 90 any
track and certnIaiy the closest ever
ss.n here. n was IN the third race
when ueorEe Dewey and Ia hnfsis
got together Dor after the start n
kept ~ elose the entire 9Th ~ the
course that IN h last 10 fee, u Was
Iaryhafy.s wnme Hefure the quarter
pnst tbs two got the lead ~ the Geld
and stayed nerk and psch al
through. wv fh~ tin~ y hatse
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TO END QUARANTINE
Head of Canadian Inspection Service Will Re-
commend its Suspension

and steamer 10 IN longer necessary
and he VIII Te<ommend the with
drswal " the sfficers now stationed
al \ bound Arr in Kootenay. and
tine suspensf On Of inspection At coast
cities. lie links there Ia no longer
any danger Of smallpox being intro
duced from the United States.
Tbs IA Age will be a welcome one
10 travel frs by San Francisco and
Sound DO ats. 10 whom the quarantine
delay b ~ long been n u OF an
nOyane a.
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tenn The contract viii amount TO
tio. no.
I'D. Shoemaker was appointed po-
Hfg officer. He viii be on duty from
II at noon 10 ~ az night.
The city marshal was ordeIed 70
force remova Of buildings on Fourth
70 that the work Of grading
. the street may be eompletsd.
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NEW YORK. Aus. ~. Pisrpont
Morgan returned from Europe today.
He a accompanied by Clement
Griscom and =. A. n. widener. He
refused TO DO interviewed and SAID
that he would not pose for a photo
graph for s5.00o.000. Mr. Griscom
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SPRECKELS
LIBEL CASE

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2o.--The
hearing In the spreekels' libel case
continued today. The entire time
was consumed In the Identification
of way bills by clerks from the Of
flee Of the state controller al Sacra-
mento for furniture shipped from
San Onpnftn-
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RAILROAD
BUILDING

PORTLAND, Aus. 20.Achief Engi.
neer Miner. OF the Denver n North.
western Railway Company rs here.
He is supposed to be arranging for
an outlet from the proposed Coos
Bay line to the Union Pacific and
Gould systems.
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All the News Up ia Midday II You
Are Down Town Buy One
WILL SEE
DOM PAUL

THE HAGUE Aug M.-The ncer
generas. accompanied by other
prominent Beers. went 90 Utrecht to-
day fur a conference with Kruger.
tt'iz believed that kruEer intends
70 isedieAte the leadership OF the
Afrskandera
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HANDED TO MOTHER

Mark Kendall, q IL year old boy
who stole q bicycle from his brother
was picked up by PatrolUan Wilson
last night and turned over to his
mother today. lie lives at colum-
bia.
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DEAD BODY
IN THE BAY
JAMES Mcneil, A WELL KNOWN
MINER. FOUND Dad

The lead body Of Jane. Mcneil. a
well known man In Seattle. Wa
found floating in The hay az h foot
OF Wall street at ii o'clock this
mornipg. Captain a MRtnuasn. of
the fishing schooner Edith. fret sa "
the soay and after pulling IL M on
the beach notified the coroner pcpu-
" Whistle investigates the case ana
han the body removed Go Batter
N-nrth'H moFgue.
That Mcneil Was accidentally
drowned y the general belief. No
marks Of vtot-nes were found en- him
and 80 cenua in moaef 0aa In his
pocket fte had been IN The water
three OF four days
An Old Miner
Mcneil 10 a miner and has worked
both at Nome and Ia For
nine years and until 1901 he operated
In Alaska On January ~ of thai
year be lesf the fingers Of both
hands- he had attempted To save
the lives az two men on the lower
Yukon river during a terrible bItn-
xard- His noble attempt 10 reach
n help the sufferers in the storm
resulted In the frssxlnz pf his banda
For some time he "A been in So
attic living with Jack Mclean. who
lives At $500 First avenue. MeNeil
the dad mau. made hts hrad1uar-
tefs At Ind First svraus at the pa~-
sou saloon where he was Vefy well
knowm Lately he has been In 1nan
cial trouble and his friends had
started . subscription for him
Fifty Years Of Age
Mcneil born At Cape Breton
N iskx tie ant West many years
AFRO and has been IN Seattle ana
Alaska since.
last Friday Mcneil vas drinkins
considerably and a. " thought that
on last FfffHy night or Saturday
morning he fell lnfa the bay. The
tsosty = now az -Hutfsrwurth =
merstte awaiting funeral arrange
msnts- II T. probable thai his friend.
here will bury him. AZ his relatives
are unknown
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AUTO SCORCHERS
KILL THREE PERSONS

enraged that they attacked the ar
tomobiiists with the Intention OF
.lynching them. Tue tourists vSers
rescued with great difficulty BY! the
police. and locked up.
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BERLIN. Aug. 2o-5everal Bel
gian automobfltsfs. including a vel
Known count while aatomobiling in
NE Rhine provinces today, ran down
and killed 40 cid man and two srnau
children. The poputace became 40
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under o decreased force OF incom-
petent men, and viii be unable TO
hold out much longer " we receive
proper support"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-20
BALLARD

At the meeting Of the Ballard city
council last night bids were opened
~ the furnishing of pipes 20 com
SfN The proposed new water sys-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-20
FIVE SUSPECTS

N. Nelson. William Lowery, A. Hil-
ton. Peter DrRyland and Charles
pahlinger were arrested today OF
suspicion. The men are well known
TO the police and have criminal rec
orda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-20
LOST EouR EINoERs

Percy Shields OF Ballard had four
fingers taken OF while working in
the Salmon Bay Single mill yes-
terday.